The shops, boutiques, and markets throughout The Islands of Tahiti offer a variety of souvenirs. From pareos and pearls to jewellery, hats, baskets, monoi oil, and vanilla, you’ll find the perfect keepsake to bring a piece of Tahiti home with you and extend the memories of your dream holiday.
A gift from the ocean
The most beautiful jewels of French Polynesia
The Tahitian pearl
Tahitian pearls are unique treasures, cultivated in our lagoons and characterised by their extraordinary finesse and elegance. These pearls come in a stunning array of colours, including blues, greens, aubergines, and gold. Local jewellers draw inspiration from the idyllic environment to craft one-of-a-kind pieces. The necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and rings beautifully reflect the timeless, magical allure of The Islands of Tahiti.
Tahitian vanilla, the scent of paradise
Tahitian vanilla is reputed for its exceptional quality and exquisite aroma. Mostly sourced from the island of Taha’a in the Society Islands, the beans are hand-harvested and distinguished by their sweet, floral fragrance. Top chefs around the world use Tahitian vanilla to elevate the flavour of their dishes and delicacies. Take some home with you and infuse your cooking with the enchanting scent of paradise.
An emblematic product
Pamper yourself with monoï oil
Monoï oil is an iconic product of Tahiti, celebrated for its nourishing and hydrating properties. Infused with the exotic fragrance of tiare Tahiti flowers, it is cherished worldwide. Bring home some authentic monoï oil to indulge yourself, just like the women or vahine of The Islands of Tahiti.
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Whether you’re travelling solo, as a couple, or with family, you can always count on a warm Polynesian welcome in The Islands of Tahiti!
14 days
Oceania Cruises: Tahitian Legends Fly, Stay, Cruise Package
Bora Bora, Fakarava, Moorea, Raiatea, Rangiroa, Tahiti
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Silversea Society Islands, Tuamotus and Marquesas Cruise
Bora Bora, Fakarava, Marquesas Islands, Moorea, Raiatea, Rangiroa, Tahiti
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Pareo, a cultural garment
The word pareo comes from the Tahitian term pāreu. This versatile garment perfectly embodies the relaxed lifestyle of The Islands of Tahiti. Made from lightweight, colourful materials such as cotton or silk, the pareo can be worn in various ways—as a dress, skirt, shorts, shawl, or even a beach mat. While traditionally worn by women, men can also wear it. The designs and colours often depict natural elements and Polynesian culture. It’s a supremely wearable item that you’ll quickly find indispensable.
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The art of Sculpting
Polynesian sculptures are an ancient art form that continues to thrive in French Polynesia. Skilled craftsmen and women use wood, volcanic stone, and bone to create stunning pieces that represent gods, marine animals, and other cultural symbols. Polished wooden sculptures are especially popular. These sculptures capture the essence of the culture from the Society, Tuamotu, Gambier, Austral, or Marquesas Islands, offering a meaningful piece of tradition to take home with you.
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Galerie Winkler
Tutamahine Tahiti
Monboovaa Centre
Mahana Bora Bora
Creamagnet Tahiti
Manua Pearls
Boutique Te Fare
Tahiti Reception
Magasin Sami
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Participating in nautical activities, exploring the magnificent environment of the islands, and meeting the warm, friendly locals will leave you with unforgettable memories to cherish from The Islands of Tahiti.
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