Tahiti Weather: Storms in French PolynesiaThe humid season in Tahiti is from November to April. Occasionally, strong storms do develop. There actually ARE NO hurricanes in Tahiti (or anywhere in the South Pacific).
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The best times to visit are May and September as both the peak season crowds and the worst of the wet season's rainfall is avoided.
There actually ARE NO hurricanes in Tahiti (or anywhere in the South Pacific). That's not as good news as you might think--it's because they're not called hurricanes in that region, they're called cyclones :-). But there is good news: cyclones are rare, with the last powerful one occurring in 1982.
High and Low Season Prices in TahitiThe overall high season in French Polynesia extends from May 1 to October 31, although some resorts change their prices starting April 1. The low season covers November 1 to April 30.
Tsunamis in Tahiti are very rare. There have only been 13 in the past 150 years, usually due to seismic events elsewhere in the Pacific. Other natural disasters such as tropical storms are more common.
Cyclones within 300Km of Tahiti. There are 20 cyclones shown on the chart (“All Cyclones”). That is an average of one significant weather event every 2.4 years. However, only one cyclone appears to have hit Papeete, Tahiti directly.
With so many beaches, water activities, and cultural connections, you should spend between seven and 10 days in Tahiti and greater Polynesia. One week to 10 days can give you plenty of time to visit Tahiti and other islands, such as Bora Bora or Moorea.
What is the rainy season in Tahiti? The rainy season typically lasts from November to April. This season is characterized by summer showers and warmer temperatures, and the rain is generally short-lived.
It's between November and March. Weather wise I would say go as early in November as possible or as late in march as possible. Excellent advice given by Bo :):):) The low season rates coinside with the wetter season. I agree with both Bo and Shully -- November to March.
In Tahiti, there's still plenty for honeymoon couples to see and do, but it's the natural attractions that really set this destination apart from Hawaii. Tahiti offers the quintessential south-seas experience of seclusion and astounding natural beauty and attracts honeymoon couples from around the world.
the simple answer is that thailand is a much more complex destination with more to do in terms of historical sites, natural attractions, culture. it's an entire country. tahiti is a lovely relaxing place to enjoy spectacular scenery. please don;t think for a moment that the beaches are comparable.
With its focus on high-end resorts, Maldives can be slightly more expensive than accommodation in Tahiti, but they offer world-class cuisine, activities and services. And if you see yourself walking barefoot on the beach with your loved one, the beaches in the Maldives are world class, with power-like white sand.
Scenery.Both countries have stunning turquoise waters, and pristine white sandy beaches. Tahiti has a mountain backdrop and beautiful lagoons.In the Maldives it has a more “deserted” island feel as there is usually nothing but water in the horizon.