Tahiti is a fabulous family holiday destination with a wide range of tourist attractions and family friendly accommodation that is sure to keep you thoroughly satisfied. Beautifully situated in the South Pacific Ocean, Tahiti consists of 118 islands that spread out over five massive archipelagos.


The country is an ideal retreat for families looking for an exquisite and memorable vacation.

Overwater Bungalows

These fabulously designed bungalows will be a sheer delight for you and your family. Kids will love to see the tropical fish swim by through the glass floors that are present in many of these bungalows. Combined with the modern amenities of a hotel room, these bungalows give you the space and comfort of a home, as well as a breathtaking view of the sky and the endless azure waters. Watch out for the unbelievably beautiful sunsets as you sip on a cup of coffee.

Tours and Excursions

Most resorts provide transports or guides to take you around Tahiti for a wholesome experience of the local culture and the abundant natural beauty. Kids will love touring the small villages either on a rented car or a tour bus. Horse riding is a popular activity in Tahiti. A helicopter tour for a panoramic view of the islands is also something you should not miss out on.

Diving and Snorkeling

If marine life is your passion, Tahiti is the right destination. Tahiti is increasingly gaining recognition as the one of the world’s finest sites for diving and snorkeling, a fun activity for older children that are comfortable with their water skills. Very few places around the world are as ideal for diving as the waters in Tahiti. The island houses numerous dive sites, and you can choose from oceanic drop-offs, lagoon dives, drift dives, and more.

Shark Feeding

A popular activity among tourists in Tahiti is shark feeding. If it doesn’t scare your kids too much, this makes an exciting adventure. However parents are recommended to attend to their kids and watch for their safety at every step.

During a shark feeding activity, visitors are taken into the lagoon and then given a choice to either stand knee deep in clear water or sit on the boat. There is a secure rope guarding the visitors from the sharks, and with the help of an experienced guide, the tame sharks can be fed.

World-renowned Tahitian Pearls

Tahitian cultured pearls, also known as black pearls, are famous for their luster, shine, and exquisite beauty. The warm waters of the lagoon are ideal for culturing beautiful pearls. These pearls are available in the markets around Tahiti and come in all shapes, sizes and many shades. You can also take a tour of a pearl farm in Fakarav, Tikehau, Huahine, and many other sites.

Motu Picnic

Kids will be fascinated with a motu picnic. A motu is a small islet in the lagoon, and many resorts take guests for a picnic on one of these sites, where delicious food is freshly prepared and served in picturesque settings.