Moorea, Huahine, Taha’a and Raiatea

Moorea is a volcanic island discovered by Samuel Wallis in 1767 and is only 17 km away. northwest of Tahiti. Easily and quickly accessible by boat or plane, the island boasts lush vegetation, hills, bays, lagoons. The population is about 16,000 people, 134 km2 is the area, and the island…

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Tahiti

Tahiti is the largest island in French Polynesia. It is located in the archipelago of the Social Islands. The area of ​​the island is 1,048 km2. The island consists of 2 circular parts which are connected by a coating. Both parts are of volcanic origin, and are called "Tahiti nui"…

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French Polynesia

French Polynesia is a French overseas territory. It consists of a number of smaller islands, atolls and archipelagos in the South Pacific. The most famous and populated island is Tahiti. The capital is Papete in Tahiti. The official languages ​​are French and Tahitian. The islands cover an ocean area of…

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Nanukulevu Island

Nanukulevu or Nanuku Levu Island is located just about halfway between both Laucala Island https://tropicalislands.net/laucala-island/ and Wailagilala Atoll https://tropicalislands.net/wailagilala-atoll/in good location. It's area is about 13,50 acres (5ha), and dimensions are about 500mX165m, and has a  protective reef around it, and is surrounded with nice white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, nice…

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Totoya Island

Totoya Island is a volcanic island in the Moala subgroup of the Lau Group (Totoja is in the southern part). Its area is 6918 acres (2800 ha), altitude 366m. The island is in the shape of a horseshoe. It is surrounded by a coral reef. Totoja has a huge coconut…

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Malima Islets, Kibobo Islets and ,,Maldives style” islands

Malima islets (also known as Malima Island )is a volcanic island, with an area of 24 acres (10 ha), the term island is actually used, as a whole object, but islands are also mentioned, because they are. One island 680m by 230m, and a smaller island 230m by 100m are…

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Wailagilala Atoll

Wailagilala Atoll (also known as Wailagilala Island and Wailagi Lala ) is an atoll north of Vanu Balavu about 41km, to its reef or 46km to the first island. It is the northernmost place in the Lau Group. Its area is 74 acres (30ha) and the highest height is only…

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Tuvuca Island

Tuvuca Island is an island about 36km south of Vanu Balavu and 17.5km southwest of Katafanga. Its length / width is 5.6 km by 3.6 km, height 240 m. Tuvuca has unused phosphate deposits. It has a protective coral reef that surrounds it, and creates bright blue water and bright…

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Naitauba Island

Naitauba Island is about 28.5km northwest of Vanu Balavu. The island is volcanic with coral parts, and rises to 186m above sea level. Its length / width is 4.3km by 4km. The island has a protective reef that surrounds it, bright white beaches, bright blue water, coconut palms, a couple…

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Katafanga Island

Katafanga Island is an island southeast about 30km from Vanu Balavu, 44 km east of Mago Island. Its area is 225 acres (91ha), length / width about 1.5km by 500m. It has a slight elevation of up to 45m. Katafanga Island is specific in that it lies on a 5,000-acre…

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