The combination of nature in its full beauty, and the many adventures available to travelers, makes Tahiti the perfect honeymoon spot. Not only that, many visitors find the language and culture of the French Polynesia to be fascinating.

During the day, you and your loved one can visit the unique local villages, hike through the lush green forests, and visit cascading waterfalls. For more active travelers, the island also offers a wide array of adventure and water sports, including live rock climbing, jet skiing, scuba diving, paragliding, and much more.

At night, you two can settle in one of the island’s gourmet restaurants, or simply stop by a local village and get a taste for the real local flavor. From there, you and your partner can enjoy some of the islands many different nightlife options.

Whether you’re looking for a quite, tranquil honeymoon with just you and your sweetheart, or a wild, adventurous experience, Tahiti can provide the honeymoon you’re looking for.
Take a relaxing trip to Tahiti or Bora Bora, and enjoy some of their world-famous spas and massages. Professional messages are available day and night to help you release all your worries and just sink into the tranquility of your body, relaxed and without tension.

Neighboring islands like Moorea and Huahine provide a relaxing, personal experience. Borrow your own island for a day to relax and unwind. Or take a walk around beaches that few travelers know about, and enjoy the serenity of the island all to yourself.

For a change of pace, take a dip in the crystal clear, azure blue oceans of Bora Bora. Just soaking in this amazing body of water will put you at peace and at awe at the beauty of Mother Nature.
If you’d prefer to keep dry, you can always take a walk around the numerous museums, villages, and quaint little shops offered by Tahiti and the other nearby islands.

Taking a Tahiti spa vacation could be the greatest gift you give yourself all year. Come and unwind, release, and relax at one of the most luxurious vacation spots in the world.

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Eco tourism is also about improving the life of the locals and sustainable living. It is protecting the locals economically and socially. For example, eating locally grown produce to support the local farmers.

To sum it up, ecotourism is responsible tourism with no negative impacts and there are many simple things you can do for your ecotour.

Here are some tips for your Ecotour:

Packing
Pack light.
Bring a plastic water bottle that you can refill with water instead of using many water bottles that will end up in the trash.
Pack a cloth sack so when you go shopping, you can eliminate the use of plastic or paper bags.
At the hotel

Reuse your towels instead of having them washed everyday. This will save a lot of water.
If you are going to be gone for the day, turn off the air conditioner and lights. Don’t leave anything on that uses power.
Don’t overuse water in showers. When you are using an outdoor shower, or indoor shower don’t stand under the water too long. Just use as much water as you need to and no more. Fresh water is a valuable resource on islands.
Ask about recycling and recycle when you can. Be sure to recycle your cans and bottles.
Eat locally grown food.
If you’re going to rent a car, choose the smallest car you can.
Walk instead of driving when possible. This will also allow you to see more of the beauty on the islands and it’s good exercise.
Don’t walk on coral since it’s made of living creatures and you or they can be harmed. Don’t take anything from the coral, or damage it. It’s a living organism.
Watch the wildlife responsibly.
Don’t feed the wildlife, because this can upset the natural order.
If you shop and get plastic bags, you can reuse the plastic bags to reduce trash.
Power is high in some areas, so do your best to use as little power as possible.
And lastly, remember to respect the local people and their culture. If you are respectful, they will show you respect. The locals are generally very warm and friendly people. Try to learn about their customs and culture so you don’t accidentally insult them. What may be appropriate in your country, may not be appropriate in their town. And the customs vary from island to island. Just don’t act like you are better than them and you’ll be fine and have a good experience. Also remember, don’t take pictures of people without first getting their permission.