41. Tahiti Travel Guide, Population Of French Polynesia The population of french polynesia is nowadays around 220 000 The Europeans are essentiallyfrench that settled up as in France but the culture differences are http://dream-islands.com/English/soc23.html

Environment Charts Tourist info Society ... Index CRAFT INDUSTRY Arts Sculpture Painting Literature ... Cinema CULTURE TRADITION Culture Maohi Culture and tradition Legends ... Vahine ECONOMY POLITICAL SOCIAL Institutions Population Religion Taxation ... Economy PHILATELY Stamps of Polynesia Population The population of French Polynesia is nowadays around 220 000 inhabitants with an annual increase of 1.9%. Demographic distribution includes 75% of the population living in the Windward islands, 12 in the leeward islands, 7 in the Tuamotu and Gambier , 4 in the Marquesas and 3 in the Austral. 43% of the population is under 20 years old. 52% of the population are men and 48% women. Life expectancy remains 65 years for women and 60 for men. 100 000 people are now living in the town of Papeete . The very good air line transportation developed the population of the leeward and windward island. The population is composed of Polynesian Maoris (66%), Demi or (16%), Europeans (12%)and Asians (5%).

42. French Polynesia Jean Scemla. Literary analysis of this novel. Analysis of Segalen's prose withinfrench polynesia's society, culture, and nationality. In french. 1986. http://www.pacificstudies.org/en-gb/dept_34.html

Home Publications by Country French Polynesia Prices are quoted in US dollars. Member countries of the University of the South Pacific receive a subsidized rate; their price is the same dollar amount but the currency is Fiji dollars. Des Partis et des Hommes, Here ai`a ia mana tireo tavini. Jean-Marc Regnault. Thorough description of the history of the political parties of Tahiti, their main personalities, platforms, votes, rise and fall, aspirations. 1995. Order number 126. 200p. Weight: 0.50 kg French Polynesia History, customs, land, economy, development, migration, media, politics. 1988. ISBN 982-02-0032-6. 315p-illus-idx. Weight: 0.50 kg From Darkness to Light in Polynesia William Wyatt Gill. Weight: 0.40 kg Les Immemoriaux de Victor Segalen Jean Scemla. Literary analysis of this novel. Analysis of Segalen's prose within French Polynesia's society, culture, and nationality. In French. 1986. Order number 118. 82p-illus. Weight: 0.20 kg Magie et Fantastique dans le Pacifique Magic and fantasy, communication with spirits, Maohi traditions, fiction and art. In French. 1993. Order number 121. 242p. Weight: 0.40 kg

43. Traveling In French Polynesia for the way its people sing—their purposefully atonal sound is perhaps one of thelast vestiges of precontact religion and culture left in french polynesia. http://www.grandtimes.com/French_Polynesia.html

Traveling in French Polynesia WHERE VACATION MEETS ADVENTURE by Robert F. Kay Choosing where to go in French Polynesia is akin to perusing the menu at a five-star restaurant. There are so many places to visit, it’s really a tough call. Each of the five major island groups has its own distinctive attractions. The main thing is to get out of Papeete and either spend time in one of Tahiti’s outer districts or visit one of the outer islands. Only in Tahiti’s countryside or on an outer island are you likely to experience the pace and hospitality of genuine French Polynesia. My personal favorites in the Society Group (which includes the Windward and Leeward Islands) are Moorea, Huahine and Maupiti. If you can, you should also make a point of visiting at least one island in the Tuamotu Group so that you can experience an atoll, which is entirely different from a high island. Among these islands you might consider one of the lesser visited atolls such as Tikehau, Takaroa, Mataiva or Fakarava. If you have the time and the budget, at least one of the Marquesas Islands should also be on your itinerary. Remote and seldom visited by tourists, their precipitous terrain is absolutely spectacular. I like Nuku Hiva, but any island in the Marquesas Group is worth seeing. Society Group Because of its proximity to Tahiti, Moorea has become a “suburb” of Papeete. The island is dramatically beautiful, with sharp serrated peaks that command deep cleft valleys. The pace is slower than Tahiti, it’s less congested with cars, and it has an abundance of good beaches—many more than Tahiti.

44. Overview -- Culture terms of art and culture, upperclass Tahitians have adopted western pop culture. affectionfor Western style, the proud people of french polynesia still have http://www.gototahiti.com/discover/overview/culture.htm

Tahitian culture is a lively fusion of ancient Polynesian lore and European contemporaneousness. The mixture of Polynesian and French cultures has resulted in a fertile culinary environment. There is a variety of splendid foods available in Tahiti ranging from traditional Tahitian fare to fine French cuisine, and tempting combinations thereof. The Tahitian diet consists mostly of fish, shellfish, breadfruit, taro, cassava, pork, yams, chickan, rice and coconut. Visitors will also find any number of Italian, Vietnamese and Chinese restaurants of various price categories and quality. For Americans accustomed to fast-food, Papeete and some of the outer islands serve hamburgers, steaks, fries and similar staples. In terms of art and culture, upper-class Tahitians have adopted western pop culture. French Polynesians wear the most chic fashions, listen to the latest pop music and drive the latest Bavarian cars and Japanese automobiles. Yet despite this obvious affection for Western style, the proud people of French Polynesia still have their own language and customs. The area has inspired a host of legendary artistic works. Tahiti has captured the imagination of European intellectuals and artists ever since Rousseau waxed about the "Noble Savage." French Polynesia was the setting for Herman Melville's groundbreaking book, "Typee," which was the first novel about a romance between a white man and a Polynesian native. The region was also the inspiration for the popular theatre production, "Bali Hai."

45. Radisson Seven Seas Cruises - Paul Gauguin. Tahiti - French Polynesia Seas Cruises’ Paul Gauguin was built to bring unprecedented luxury and serviceto cruising in french polynesia while presenting the culture and stunning http://www.emcoinc.com/travel/html/Cruises/Gauguin.htm

Radisson Seven Seas Cruises’ Paul Gauguin was built to "bring unprecedented luxury and service to cruising in French Polynesia" while presenting "the culture and stunning beauty of Tahiti and her neighboring islands" to its guests, says the company. Judging by enthusiastic reviews, as this one, Radisson Seven Seas appears to have achieved its goal. The Paul Gauguin, named for the 19 th motus (coral sands islands) and coral reefs. Onboard ship, Gauguin features facilities and amenities designed to cater to its upscale clientele. The fitness center and spa includes everything from basic spa treatments to comprehensive six-day programs. In the area of cuisine, Gauguin offers multiple dining options, ranging from haute cuisine to casual fare. Target Passenger Accommodations Public Areas Dining Gauguin offers excellent cuisine and a variety of dining venues. The main restaurant, L’Etoile, offers seated breakfast, lunch and dinner. La Veranda is more intimate, featuring reservations-only French and Italian specialty dining at the ship’s aft. The French menu is inspired by two-star Michelin chef Jean-Pierre Vigato, owner of Paris’ Apicius restaurant. At the casual Le Grill, guests can enjoy open-air dining at breakfast, and lunch; the area is also available for reservations-only dining. All of the ship’s restaurants feature an open-seating policy. The Paul Gauguin also features 24-hour room service, with a la carte selections from the L’Etoile menu available at dinnertime. Through Gauguin’s inclusive pricing system, the cruise fare covers gratuities, stocked minibar, soft drinks, and wine with lunch and dinner. The ship also features a "country club casual" dress code, eschewing formal wear.

46. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Tahiti And French Polynesia At Epinions.com Summary Overall we had an amazing time in Moorea and really enjoyed the uniquemix of french and polynesian culture that french polynesia has. http://www.epinions.com/trvl-review-24DB-CBD2E14-39E78443-prod1

Join Epinions Help Sign In Destinations All Categories Advanced Search Home Destinations Tahiti and French Polynesia Overall rating: Reviewed by 38 Epinions users - Write a review No Prices Available View Details Read Reviews Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of Tahiti and French Polynesia Review Summary About the Author Baguettes and Croissants in Moorea and the Sofitel Ia Ora Oct 13 '00 Author's Product Rating Pros beautiful lagoons and mountains, cool culture and french influence Cons high costs of food and products Full Review Review Topic: Overview I went with my girlfriend for a week to Moorea in July of 2000. We were trying to plan an inexpensive yet exotic weeklong vacation and stumbled upon French Polynesia based on a travel agent's suggestion. We'd always thought it would be too expensive for anything but a special trip (say honeymoon), but surprisingly we were able to get a great package deal from San Francisco for a reasonable price and stay at a very nice hotel! The flight was only 6 hours non-stop from Oakland, which makes it about as far away as going to Hawai. Overview Moorea is part of French Polynesia, which is a territory of South Pacific islands still owned by France with Tahiti as the regional capital and most well known island. Moorea is the closest major island to Tahiti, and its striking profile can be seen from Tahiti's capital city of Papeete. French is the official language of French Polynesia. Although English is really the third language (after Tahitian) nearly anyone in a resort area or tourist service related job seemed to speak English as well.

47. Tahiti & French Polynesia Books, Essential Reading Tony Wheeler • JeanBernard Carillet • GUIDEBOOK • A practical guide toTahiti and french polynesia with information on history, culture and nature. http://www.longitudebooks.com/find/d/1574/pc/South Pacific/mcms.html

Choose a Region Polar Regions North America Middle America South America Northern Europe Southern Europe Mediterranean Middle East Africa South Asia Southeast Asia Advanced Search Have An Item Number? ... Visiting SOUTH PACIFIC READING AND TRAVEL GUIDE These items are available for , including U.S. shipping, a discount (Item no. EXPAC31) Select Item Robert F. Kay A comprehensive guide to Tahiti and French Polynesia, written for nature-oriented travelers. With chapters on Tahiti, Moorea, Bora Bora, Huahine, Raitea and Tahaa, Maupiti, the Tuomotos, Marquesas, Australs and Gambier Islands. It includes a survey of culture, history and activities, extensive travel information. Gauguin, The Quest for Paradise Francoise Colchin Concise and beautifully illustrated, this overview of the artist, his work and life features a significant section on his time in Tahiti. The book includes many paintings as well as excerpts from his journals and other writings. Part of the acclaimed "Discoveries" series. The Happy Isles of Oceania, Paddling the Pacific Paul Theroux Here's Theroux at his best: wickedly funny, open-minded and enormously well informed. In this best-selling book, he flies off to Australia with a kayak and ends up exploring much of Melanesia and Polynesia as well. This book is a terrific introduction to the region, combining history, anecdote and acutely observed detail on people and place.

48. French Links Il était une fois l'Acadie Site in french about Acadian history and culture.french polynesia. Voyage to Tahiti nice maps of all the islands. http://www.languageshaping.com/French_Links.htm

Home Up [ French Links ] Spanish Links Submit a URL Submit a Site Links Listed by Category TEACHING Lesson Plans Professional Software FRENCH Culture Antilles Art Cajun Culture ... South America French Culture Europe European Puzzle Game : Free Geography Software from Owl and Mouse Software Build Your Own Medieval Castle Make your own shield The Euro : Information and maps Information on the Montmartre section of Paris including a nice visual timeline of it's history The Paris Pages available in English or French: Good information and great photos The Louvre Museum Paris Web Photo Galery Virtual Department Store: Le Printemps The Mayors office of Paris is a central clearing house for information Stations Finder in French for the Paris Subway Current weather and tourist information on Paris from Les Pages.

49. Honeymoon And Diving Vacation Packages In Tahiti - French Polynesia NATURE culture IN THE MARQUESAS· 7 days6 nights. Phone (689) 54 06 72 Fax (689)42 76 80 BP 718 Papeete - Tahiti - french polynesia Copyright 2001 Tahiti http://www.tahitinuitravel.com/packages/default.asp

ns4 = (document.layers)? true:false ie4 = (document.all)? true:false Book your travel to Paradise today! FLIGHTS CRUISES HOTELS PACKAGES ... PROMOTIONS PACKAGE TYPE Discovery Honeymoon Hiking in the Islands Marquesas Islands ... MOOREA and TAHITI · 6 days-5 nights Starting at $387 MOOREA, BORA BORA and TAHITI (7 Nights)· 8 days-7 nights Starting at $636 TAHITI, TIKEHAU, MANIHI and BORA BORA (10 Nights)· 11 days-10 nights Starting at $894 HONEYMOON Starting at $1833 Starting at $2180 TAHITI, MOOREA and BORA BORA · 8 days-7 nights Starting at $2773 TAHITI, BORA BORA and TAHAA(9 days)· 9 days-8 nights Starting at $2469 Starting at $3539 DIVING in MOOREA· 6 days-5 nights Starting at $809 DIVING in BORA BORA· 8 days-7 nights Starting at $1173 DIVING in MANIHI· 8 days-7 nights Starting at $1474 DIVING in RANGIROA· 8 days-7 nights Starting at $1369 DIVING IN TIKEHAU· 8 days-7 nights Starting at $1151 DIVING in FAKARAVA· 8 days-7 nights Starting at $1305 HIKING IN THE ISLANDS HIKING IN TAHITI · 4 days-3 nights Starting at $524 HIKING IN TAHITI · 6 days-7 nights Starting at $778 HIKING IN TAHITI AND MOOREA · 8 days-7 nights Starting at $1173 MARQUESAS ISLANDS NUKU HIVA DISCOVERY · 4 days-3 nights Starting at $483 HIVA OA DISCOVERY · 4 days-3 nights Starting at $327

50. What's In The Culture/Polynesia Directory. polynesia. SubTopics Philippines (4 Links). Return to DatabaseCulture. french polynesia An Internet Hotlist on french polynesia. http://diversity.csusb.edu/dvlinks/dirs/Culture/Polynesia/sindex.htm

Polynesia SubTopics: Philippines : (4 Links) Return to Database Culture French Polynesia An Internet Hotlist on French Polynesia

51. Culture.html culture. There are many different types of people in french polynesia.Of the people, 78 % are polynesians but many are from different http://www.cmi.k12.il.us/~veltmara/pages/culture.html

52. NIC - Alt.culture.* alt.culture.egyptian Use soc.culture.egyptian instead. alt.culture.frenchpolynesiaThe culture and tourism of french polynesia. http://www.ibiblio.org/usenet-i/hier-s/alt.culture.html

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53. Discount Travel: French Polynesia Cheap Vacation Packages, Cruises, Airfares, & Tahiti.com Discover french polynesia's culture, weather and history, andaccess tips and guides for tourists. Includes a directory of businesses. http://www.cheapvacations.com/places/frenchpolynesia.html

French Polynesia DESCRIPTION: French Polynesia is a French overseas territory located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It is made up of several groups of islands, the largest and most populated of which is Tahiti. French Polynesia has a moderately developed economy, which is dependent on imported goods, tourism and the financial assistance of mainland France. Tourist facilities are well developed and are available on the major islands. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: A passport valid for six months beyond duration of stay is required. Visas are not required for stays up to one month. Extensions for up to three months may be granted locally by applying to the Haut Commissionaire (The French High Commissioner). For further information about entry requirements, travelers, particularly those planning to enter by sea, may contact the French Embassy at 4101 Reservoir Road, N.W, Washington, D.C. 20007, telephone (202) 944-6200, fax 202-944-6212, or visit the Embassy of France’s web sites at http://www.info-france-usa.org CRIME INFORMATION: French Polynesia has one of the lowest crime rates within France and its territories. However, petty crime, such as pickpocketing and purse snatching, occurs.

54. Tahiti: French Polynesia 2) To educate the student about the culture of french polynesia. 3) To illustratethe geographical location of the french polynesia Islands. http://www.edvidnet.com/Descriptions/901-999/996Tahi.html

Catalog # 996V Tahiti: French Polynesia Visit the exotic island locale that boasts colorful sights and sounds sure to delight the senses. A taste of island culture without leaving the classroom. 33 minutes. 1 VHS video tape.......$19.95 Study Guide Questions Study Guide Answers Related Titles: Islands of the Caribbean Touring France Submit a review of this item. Learning Objectives 1) To teach the student about the history of French Polynesia. To educate the student about the culture of French Polynesia. To illustrate the geographical location of the French Polynesia Islands. Use this pull-down box to move around our site. EVN NAVIGATION EVN Home On-Line Catalog Study Guides New Releases Hot Titles Teacher Favorites LIbrarian Choices Order a Video Free Preview Policy Extend Preview Period Join Our Mailing List Curriculum Resources Suggestion Box

55. PRESSURES In French Polynesia No planning scheme exists, and pearl culture activities are started up on an otherresources are exploited on a small scale in french polynesia, for local http://www.environnement.gouv.fr/ifrecor/domtom/fppressa.htm

Pressures in French Polynesia State of the environment Content Responses Natural pressures ... Human pressures Natural pressures Cyclones Cyclones were infrequent in the past, but during the anomalous El Nino event in 1982-83, French Polynesia was devastated by 6 successive and exceptionally severe storms. They caused extensive damage to outer slopes, with 50%, 90% and even 100% destruction down to a depth of at least 75 metres, as on Tikehau Atoll for example. Cyclone damage to coral reefs was clearly evident in Tahiti, where the coral platform was completely abraded in parts. In 1991, cyclone Wasa damaged reefs in Moorea, Tahiti and the Leeward Islands (Bora-Bora). In 1997, Bellinghausen, Maupiti and Bora-Bora, again, were devastated by cyclones Martin and Osea. The 1983 cyclones coincided with abnormally low barometric tides. An average drop in sea level to 20-25 cm below the norm for the Society Archipelago resulted in massive mortality among all the organisms inhabiting the shallow reef flats of Moorea, for example. Coral bleaching Bleaching at Mooréa (Photo R Hayes) Crown-of-thorns starfish infestations In Polynesia, the crown-of-thorns starfish

56. Focus On Tahiti: XtraMSN Travel culture, and for the hospitality of their people. Attractions include Society IslandsThis group of eight islands includes Tahiti, home to french polynesia's http://xtramsn.co.nz/travel/0,,8793-1423426,00.html

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57. CaribeGuy's French Polynesia I could go on and on writing about the similarities of the islands of french polynesia(the climate, the people, the culture, the language, the beauty, the http://members.aol.com/caribeguy/frenchpolynesia.html

FRENCH POLYNESIA After 13 years of island hopping in the Caribbean the Caribe Guy decided to head for the South Pacific. It had always been a lifetime dream for the wife of the Caribe Guy to travel to French Polynesia. Being a French teacher, the Caribe Gal wanted to seek out the islands of Tahiti Moorea , and Bora Bora . We had originally planned to venture to the Pacific in the summer of 1997 to celebrate our tenth wedding anniversary. Unfortunately due to our move to Washington Crossing we did not make it. Finally in the summer of 2000 we made our grand voyage to the Society Islands - otherwise known as French Polynesia. With the aid of frequent flyer miles which got us between Philadelphia and Los Angeles and back for free and because we did not take a trip this past spring we were financially able to pull off this trip of a lifetime. With the tremendous help of our travel agent, Audrey Solomon , a 15 night adventure was booked (3 nights in L.A., 3 nights in Tahiti , 4 nights in Moorea , 4 nights in Bora Bora , and 1 night red eye flight.) Over this two week trip we were scheduled to be on 9 different flights. I guess you could truly call this island hopping.

58. Atlas: French Polynesia Daily Almanac Women's History º World United States History Gov't Biography SportsArts Ent. Business Society culture Health Science. french polynesia. http://www.infoplease.com/atlas/country/frenchpolynesia.html

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59. The Tahiti Traveler - Art & Culture Of Tahiti General info Art culture Art craft industry. Art Craft IndustrySculpture Sculpture is one of the major arts of french polynesia. http://www.thetahititraveler.com/general/artindust.asp

var strImgPath = "../images"; var cfg_lmbgcolor1='0067AC' var cfg_lmbgcolor2='0067AC' var cfg_lmbgcolor3='00b0ff' var cfg_lmbgcolor4='c6e7ff' var cfg_lmbgcolor5='00b0ff' var cfg_rmbgcolor1='c6E7FF' var cfg_rmbgcolor2='c6E7FF' var cfg_rmbgcolor3='ffffff' var cfg_rmbgcolor4='accccc' var cfg_rmbgcolor5='ffffff' var cfg_rmenulength=8 var cfg_lmenulength='10' var cfg_highlightleft='l0' var cfg_highlightright='rm0' var cfg_lmenuy=91 var cfg_rmenuy=111 var pageid='artindust' Sculpture Sculpture is one of the major arts of French Polynesia. Initially, pieces of art were produced on all 5 archipelagos. Nowadays, most sculptures you will find along your trip are produced in the Marquesas islands. Polynesia sculpture is characterised by some kind of mystical power that seems to emanates from the subjects chosen by the artist, often inspired by old original designs and patterns. The Tiki see more details ...

60. SIRIS Image Gallary may browse the photographic images in the following culture Groups in Fiji, FijiansFijians, FijiansAlgeria FijiansAlgeria, french polynesia french polynesia. http://sirismm.si.edu/siris/naaLot97oceaniaculture.htm

Photograph Collection ca. 1860-1960 You may browse the photographic images in the following Culture Groups in Oceania islands: Admiralty Islands Aeta Ajitas Ambon Ambrym Ata Atjehnese Australian Australian Australs Babylonians Bagobo Bahau Batak Batjan Bedouin Benguet Igorot Bisayan Bontok Borneo Buginese Makassar Buru Caroline Islands Carolinians Celebes Central Bisayan Central Mangyan Chamorro Coastal Coastal Moro Cook Islander Cook Islands Easter Island Easter Islanders Efate Ellice Fiji Fijians FijiansAlgeria French Polynesia French Polynesian Friendly Islands Gaddang Gilbert Islander Gilberts Gilyak Nivkh Guadalcanal Guam Guamanian Halmahera Hawaiian HawaiianPa'u HawaiianJapanese, Left HawaiianPortugese, Right Hawaiians Historical Western Polynesia Hopi Ibalao Ifaluk Ifugao Igorot Igorot-Bontok Ilocano Ilongot Incas Indonesia Javanese Kalinga Kusaie Kusaie Islander Kuyonon Kwoma Land Dyak Lukban Luki Majuro Malaita Malays Malekula Malita Mangyan Manobo Maori Marquesas Marshallese Marshalls Matupe Melanesians Mentawei Micronesians Mokil Moluccas Moro Motu Nailega Viti Levu Navaho Negritos New Caledonia New Georgia New Guinea New Guinea Negrito New Hebrides New Ireland New Zealand Niassans Noro Nukuoro Obi Ontong Java Orang Laboe Orang Laut Palau Pangasinan Papua Papuans Peruvian Indians Philippine Negritos Philippines Phillippines Phoenix Islands Polynesians Ponape Portugese Portuguese Samoa Santa Cruz Scots Sinhalese Society Islanders Society Islands Solomon Islands Spaniards Subanun Sumatra Sumatra Islander Tagakaolo Tagalog Tagbanua Tahiti Tai Ternate Tidore Timor Tinggian Tiruray Tonga Tongan Tongans Toradja Torres Straits Islands

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