Hidden Tahiti (1996) |  | Author: Robert F. Kay
Publisher: Ulysses Pr
Category: Book
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Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 4562247
Media: Paperback
Edition: 1st
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 300
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 8 x 5.3 x 1.3
ISBN: 1569750637
Dewey Decimal Number: 919.621104
EAN: 9781569750636
ASIN: 1569750637
Publication Date: December 1996
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| • | Paperback - Hidden Tahiti (Hidden Tahiti, 2nd ed) | | • | Paperback - Hidden Tahiti and French Polynesia: Including Moorea, Bora Bora, and the Society, Austral, Gambier, Tuamotu, and Marquesas Islands (Hidden Travel) | | • | Paperback - Hidden Tahiti and French Polynesia: Including Moorea, Bora Bora, and the Society, Austral, Gambier, Tuamotu, and Marquesas Islands (Hidden Travel) | | • | Paperback - Hidden Tahiti (Hidden Tahiti, 3rd ed) |
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Product Description
Award-winning travel writer Robert Kay offers this all-new guide for those seeking adventure on Tahiti and throughout French Polynesia. From the "Bounty" to "Bali Hai," no place symbolizes escape like Tahiti. With over 130 islands spread across an area larger than Western Europe, French Polynesia is an entire world of secluded retreats. Hidden Tahiti is the perfect guide for those seeking an island adventure or a soul-rejuvenating getaway. Illustrations and maps.
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 Tahiti & South Seas Tour Book September 21, 2007
Excellent book to have with you as you tour the islands of the South Seas.
This Book is ALL YOU NEED April 10, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
My husband and I travelled to Moorea, Huahine, Raiatea and Bora Bora. This book was fantastic! I usually only use Lonely Planet tour books when we travel - but I have to say this book was 5 times better than the Lonely Planet Tahiti book! Every island we went to this book directed us to little travelled - non touristy places and we feel we really got to know the islands! I highly reccommend it!
Well written and informative January 3, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I chose this book sight unseen because it included the Marquesas which weren't mentioned in the descriptions of most other guides. I cruised the islands on the Tahitian Princess. For each island stop this book was accurate. I followed several tips that maximized the onshore experience.
Most of the islands in French Polynesia are not heavily developed or populated. If you are thinking about a land based vacation I recommend this book because the description of each island and its facilities should give you a feeling of whether you will enjoy your vacation.
 The only book we used... August 20, 2001
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
We bought 3 books and always seemed to rely on this one. Mr Kay gives great info on restaurants and hidden lodgings, which are the 2 most important topics for us. We actually stayed in one place that he labeled "hidden" and he was right! We could not find the entrance and when we did they were not open to the public, but they decided to let us stay and we were the only guests for a week. No other guide book listed this hidden lodging. Mr. Kay has a more personal approach and gives great descriptions, which the other guide books lack. And as far as not giving exact prices, it's useless to do so as these things change so much anyway. All you need to know is this: you stay in a big hotel where all the other tourists stay you will pay big money for not so much, if you venture out to where the real people live, you pay less and get better service, food, and memories.
 Hidden Tahiti: Not all that hidden July 18, 2001
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
As a two time, three island visitor to the islands of Tahiti, I did not find this book helpful because it lacks prices and it focuses on upscale lodging/food. On both trips, I've found David Stanley's TAHITI (by Moon Pub.) to be the BEST guide, providing you purchase the most recent edition, as Tahiti's hotels change with the seasons. David Stanley's guides are full of detailed maps, reviews of hikes, beaches, accomodations (from hostels to resorts), food... His advice has never steered us wrong! We owe some great travel experiences to his guide book; TAHITI by D. Stanley is the only one that you will need.
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