island of love - Tahiti Legends

TAHITI IN LITERATURE
PrIvATE LAgOOn ChAmPAgnE CrUISE
WITh mOTU PICnIC
Enjoy your own exclusive, private tour of Bora Bora’s beautiful lagoon
with an in-the-water champagne motu BBq picnic. Approximately 5–6
hours, with your own private boat and guide.
rOmAnTIC WELCOmES
your Polynesian hosts have many ways to ensure you feel welcome
upon arrival, beginning with a flower lei greeting and a friendly smile.
Champagne and tropical flowers, fruit baskets, floral decorated suites
and flower adorned baths are but a few of the services and amenities
that can be provided for your romantic getaway.
Home from the Sea, Richard Berman.
A narrative of Robert Louis Stevenson’s final
years in Polynesia.
The Blue of Capricorn, Eugene Burdick.
Stories and sketches about the Pacific.
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TAHITI ROMANTIC ExPERIENCES
Best South Seas Stories, A. G. Day.
Fifteen extracts from various authors.
Gauguin in the South Seas, Bengt Danielsson.
From an artist’s viewpoint, a fascinating account of
Gauguin’s ten years in Polynesia.
Noa Noa, Paul Gauguin.
The famous artist’s own journal, kept during his years
in the islands.
SUnSET CrUISE WITh COCkTAILS
Experience the magic of Bora Bora and enjoy the peace and tranquility
of the South Pacific from the water. marvel at the spectacular colors of
the setting sun, as you cruise on its stunning lagoon, sip Tahitian cocktails
and learn about the history of Bora Bora and the other islands.
BLACk PEArL fArm vISIT
Tahiti’s famous black pearls grow naturally in the waters of Polynesia and
are cultivated here, often on small, family-operated pearl farms that dot
the lagoons. See how black pearls are cultivated, sized and prepared
for fine jewelry. Black pearls are the ultimate romantic gift for lovers.
The Forgotten One and Other True Tales of the
South Seas, James Norman Hall.
Notes about writers and intellectuals who sought
refuge on the out-of-theway islands in the Pacific,
collected by the Mutiny on the Bounty co-author.
Motu Tapu, Graeme Lay.
A collection of stories of the South Pacific.
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South Seas Tales, Jack London.
Tales about Polynesia, by one of
America’s best-known naturalist writers.
Return to Paradise, James A. Michener.
Essays and short stories that made
famous the mythical Bali Hai–
“The Tales of the South Pacific”
won a Pulitzer for fiction in 1948.