I love finding great spots to eat when traveling, you can learn so much about the people and the culture through the food. The best way to find great restaurants is to ask the local people. I prefer to eat where the locals eat, it gives you the best experiences. Let’s start with a fine […]
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Are you the type of traveler who prefers to take a tour with a guide, or simply lay on the beach and by the pool never leaving the resort or explore on your own? I like them all, but really like exploring on my own. You just never know what little hidden treasures you may
I am going to try and give you some helpful information if you are looking to stay on Moorea, French Polynesia. I had the opportunity to spend 3 nights and 4 days on this picture perfect island and explore a few of the hotels and resorts. I love walking around and scouring every nook and
Moorea, the name means “Yellow Lizard”. The legend of the name is that a large lizard opened the 2 bays with its tail. The island is also known as the sister island to Tahiti as they are only 10 miles apart and both can be seen clearly from the other. When you arrive in Papeete,
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Who knew there is a winery in French Polynesia? If there is a winery in a destination, I will find it. I really believe you can learn so much about a country or state through their food and wine. Dominique Auroy Winery is on the atoll of Rangiroa and in the little village of Avatoru.
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la orana, Life doesn’t get any better than spending 14 glorious days in French Polynesia, it truly was a trip of a lifetime. Check this one off the bucket list, but I’m not crossing it off the list completely, I can’t wait to go back. After landing in Papeete, Tahiti, it was time to store
French Polynesia ~ Here I come Read More »
Wow, how time flies. I haven’t written a post in what seems like forever, I’m sorry about that. Summer came to a close and fall was quickly upon us. This is the time of year that I like to get away and that is exactly what happened. Tahiti and French Polynesia here I come. Many