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Best time of year - Tahiti


trixie54

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The rainy season is Nov-March but it is the tropics so it can rain anytime. We were on the March 8 cruise which was perfect weather. We do like to travel to the tropics when it is cold here. We are going in 2006 in September so we can see the whales. It is the best place I have ever been.

We have traveled twice now. Have a great time.

Patty

 

MAJESTY 4/97

STELLA SOLARIS 12/99

RENAISSANCE IV 1/01

IMAGINATION 2/01

NORWEGIAN WIND 04/02

CARNIVAL INSPIRATION 11/02

TAHITIAN PRINCESS 03/04

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Learned alot about Tahiti climate before we made decision to go in January. This is the "rainy" season in Tahiti but it is also the "low" season for tourists. We got rained on hard for two days in second week in January but the rest of the time it was great. We stayed an extra two days in Bora Bora after the cruise and our hotel (Sofitel Motu) was almost deserted. It was perfect as there were no crowds, great weather, and specialized service as we were the few who were there.

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Zouave,

I didn't realize that the rainy season was low season. I figured that the warm climate would attract folks in from the cold climates. We are going in February. Hopefully, this will reduce the cost of the prestay. I sure haven't seen any good deals for air at any time.

 

Mike

 

 

See our reviews and pictures at Mike and Carol's Website

 

Costa Classica 3/94

Celebrity Mercury 4/98

Carnival Destiny 4/99

Crown Princess 7/01

Norwegian Star 11/01

Grand Princess 12/01

Sun Princess 3/02

Celebrity Constellation 11/02

Brilliance of the Seas 6/03

Navigator of the Seas 11/03

Jewel of the Seas 06/04

Tahitian Princess 02/05

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Howdy neigbor, You will be going at a good time. Unfortunately we have 10 months to go; but when it gets here we sure will be ready. icon_smile.gif

 

Mike

 

 

See our reviews and pictures at Mike and Carol's Website

 

Costa Classica 3/94

Celebrity Mercury 4/98

Carnival Destiny 4/99

Crown Princess 7/01

Norwegian Star 11/01

Grand Princess 12/01

Sun Princess 3/02

Celebrity Constellation 11/02

Brilliance of the Seas 6/03

Navigator of the Seas 11/03

Jewel of the Seas 06/04

Tahitian Princess 02/05

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I cruised the STAR PRINCESS from LAX to SYD on 11/1/2003. Both French Polynesian ports (Bora Bora and Papeete) ... rained much of the time. Also rained in Pago Pago (American Samoa) a lot, and a bit in Suva (Fiji). No guarantees either way, but we were told that November was part of the rainy season.

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We went the first time in February on the TP's 5th cruise. The weather was beautiful and we just had a few rain showers. We are going again this November and hope we have good luck with little rain again.

 

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