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French Polynesia
GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES
French Polynesia is a country in the Pacific Ocean, which is assigned to the French overseas territory. The land in the South Seas consists of a series of more than 100 small islands, atolls, archipelago. About 270,000 inhabitants live on a total area of about 4.167 km2. The international airport is located on the island of Tahiti near the capital Papeete. From there, you can continue your journey with domestic flights or boats, depending on your travel budget and destination. On the island, the official language is French. The French Polynesia is located in the UTC -9 hours.
DIVING AT DESTINATION
DIVING QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE
French Polynesia is suitable for divers all year round regardless of their level of experience. In lagoons, reef edges or in deeper passages, divers can relax in the underwater world, benefiting from excellent visibility (up to 60 m). French Polynesia has a diverse and varied marine flora and fauna. In addition to marveling mantas, dolphins and colorful fish, divers can explore different corals, caves and wrecks. Travelers should always be able to demonstrate a certified health and fitness certificate.
Whether first attempts at diving, diving beginners or advanced, French Polynesia offers something for everyone.
POPULAR DIVE REGIONS
CLIMATE
French Polynesia is characterized by a humid tropical climate and is a popular destination for year-round visitors due to the average temperatures around the 27 ° C.
BEST TRAVEL TIME
French Polynesia can be dived at any time of the year. The best travel time is May to October of each year, since it is cooler and drier.
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