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Beaches, rainforest, volcano, and island culture

Visit Taniti

Plan a welcoming island trip with lodging, activities, transportation, and practical visitor information in one mobile-friendly place.

Trip builder

Find options for your visit

Choose a trip style and see recommended areas, transportation, and activities. This addresses first-time visitors who need clear choices before booking.

Suggested 5-day family vacation itinerary

  1. Day 1: Arrive and explore Taniti City.
  2. Day 2: Beach and history museum.
  3. Day 3: Rainforest hike.
  4. Day 4: Merriton Landing activities.
  5. Day 5: Boat tour and departure.

Lodging

Book a place to stay

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Hotels and Resort

Choose regulated hotels, family-owned hotels, or the island's four-star resort.

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Bed and Breakfasts

Stay near local neighborhoods and restaurants with smaller, inspected lodging.

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Hostel and Private Rentals

Compare budget stays, private condos, beach houses, and private homes.

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Activities

Things to do

Rainforest zip-line

Explore the rainforest with a guided adventure near Merriton Landing.

Volcano hike

Visit Taniti's active volcano with bus or boat tour options.

History museum

Learn about Tanitian culture in Taniti City before a beach afternoon.

Snorkeling and fishing

Book water activities from Yellow Leaf Bay and nearby beaches.

Pubs and dance club

Visit the microbrewery, pubs, and dance club. Alcohol service ends at midnight.

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    Transportation

    Getting around Taniti

    Most visitors arrive by air. Public buses serve Taniti City from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.; private buses serve the rest of the island. Taxis, rental cars, bikes, and walking are practical choices depending on where visitors stay.

    Taniti City is flat, walkable, and served by public buses and taxis.

    Visitor information

    Frequently requested information

    What currency and outlets are used?

    Taniti uses the U.S. dollar, and power outlets are 120 volts.

    Will visitors need English translations?

    Many younger Tanitians speak fluent English. Rural areas may have less English fluency.

    Are attractions open every day?

    Many attractions and restaurants close on national holidays, so visitors should check dates before booking.

    Is Taniti safe?

    Violent crime is rare, but visitors should watch for pickpocketing as tourism increases.

    What medical help is available?

    Taniti has one hospital and several clinics. The hospital has many multilingual employees.