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Tahiti is an island in the South Pacific Ocean and the largest and most populated island of the French Polynesian archipelago. It is located about 7,400 kilometers (4,600 mi) south of Hawaii, and 5,200 kilometers (3,200 mi) northeast of New Zealand. It is the main administrative, cultural, and economic center in French Polynesia.

Tahiti is home to a number of attractive scenery, including ancient monuments, lush rainforest, crystal-clear waterways and beautiful coral reefs. The roughly 2,450 km2 of land is made up of two parallel mountain ranges, volcanoes, valleys, plateaus and a vibrant coastline. This diverse landscape offers a variety of activities and sites to explore, such as mountain hikes, explorations of archaeological sites, boat tours, and diving and windsurfing. The French Polynesian islands also boast a wealth of uninhabited bays and coves, perfect for a romantic boat trip or a secluded escape. Tahiti is also home to a range of cultural attractions, including a series of open-air markets full of local crafts, vibrant nightlife, and a variety of eateries offering a blend of Polynesian and French cuisine. Tourists can also explore ancient petroglyphs and religious sites, as well as visit the Gauguin and Paul Ahnt museums. Tahiti is an ideal holiday destination for travelers of all kinds, who come for the tranquil beaches, diverse culture and stunning views.