POLYNESIA FROM ABOVE

A world fantasized by novelists, sailors, painters, and adventurers

Synopsis

On the one hand, Tahiti, the largest and best-known of the islands of French Polynesia, is the gateway to a dream world fantasized by novelists, sailors, painters, and adventurers.

On the other, the Austral archipelago is considered the breadbasket of Polynesia.

The landscape is quite different, with few beaches and lagoons and a cooler climate. Even though these islands may seem less attractive at first, they conceal countless secrets and wonders.