Cruising
Guide to Tahiti and the French Society Islands
by Marcia Davock, Julius M. Wilensky
Paperback from Wescott Cove Pub Co
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Diving
& Snorkeling Tahiti & French Polynesia
by Jean-Bernard Carillet, Tony Wheeler
Paperback from Lonely Planet
Book Published: December, 2000
Hidden
Tahiti: Including Moorea, Bora Bora, and the Society, Austral, Gambier,
Tuamotn and Marguejaj Islands (Hidden Tahiti, 4th Ed)
by Robert F. Kay, Tamara Thompson, Rob Kay
Book Description: Combining unique travel choices, outdoor adventures,
and little-known locales into guides where vacations meet adventures, each
title in the Hidden series also offers readers the comfort of detailed
maps, internet information for each listing, author picks, suggested itineraries,
and walking and driving tours. Hidden Tahiti and French Polynesia is the
ultimate insider's guide to the wonders of this South Pacific paradise.
Whether your dream island vacation includes a stay at a top resort like
the Hotel Bora Bora, where the accommodations are thatched bungalows perched
on stilts above a calm lagoon, or an escape to a local inn like Pension
Papahani, where owner Vilna Tuheiaua adorns each room with home-grown flowers
and her brother Tehu serenades the guests with Tahitian songs, Hidden Tahiti
and French Polynesia will lead you to adventures above and below the water.
Information on 74 diving sites, 35 swimming spots, 21 snorkeling areas,
30 surfing breaks and 41 tropical hiking trails is included. The guide
also features numerous cultural attractions, from ancient Polynesian temples
and traditional tattoo parlors, to the Gauguin Museum and black pearl shops.
Paperback from Ulysses Press
Book Published: 30 September, 2002
Insight
Compact Guide Tahiti & French Polynesia (Insight Compact Guides)
by Francis Dorai, Brian Bell
Paperback from Insight Guides
Book Published: June, 2002
Lonely
Planet Tahiti & French Polynesia (Travel Guides)
by Hilary Rogers, Jean-Bernard Carillet, Tony Wheeler
Paperback from Lonely Planet
Book Published: June, 2003
The
Lure of Tahiti
by A. Grove Day
Paperback from Mutual Publishing
Book Published: April, 1987
Moon
Handbooks Tahiti: Including the Cook Islands (5th Edition)
by David Stanley
Book Description:
Retrace Captain Cook's travels; escape to the Marquesas, inspiration
to Gauguin and Survivor number four; uncover the mystery of Easter Island's
fascinating monuments. With the fifth edition of Moon Handbooks Tahiti
you'll find all the essentials to discovering this tropical paradise. David
Stanley, a renowned travel expert on the South Pacific, brings Tahiti,
French Polynesia, and the Cook and Easter Islands within reach of travelers
who, on any budget, are looking to experience the full bounty of these
incredible islands. The most current information on sights, recreational
activities, accommodations, and restaurants, as well as custom maps, color
photographs, fascinating sidebars, and complete coverage of the region's
political and cultural history are included in this comprehensive guide.
Moon Handbooks Tahiti covers anything a traveler could want to know and
more.
Paperback from Avalon Travel Publishing
Book Published: October, 2003 |
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Moon
Handbooks: Tahiti - Including Easter Island and the Cooks (4th Ed.)
by David Stanley
(Paperback)
Noa Noa : The Tahiti Journal of Paul Gauguin
by Paul Gauguin
Listed under Gauguin
This
Way Tahiti & French Polynesia
by Claude Herve-Bazin, JPM Publications
(Paperback - September 2000)
Sylvain's
Tahiti
by Adolphe Sylvain (1920-1991)
After Sylvain's death, his widow Jeanine-Tehani had a dream that a
European embarked upon her island country and that she gave to this person
all of her husband's photos to be made into a book. In a storybook twist
of fate, it just so happened that Tehani's dream became a reality when
photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri- born on the same day and hour as Sylvain-
stopped off for a visit a few years later. He was mesmerized by Sylvain's
photographs and eagerly gathered together his work to take back to Europe.
Thus was born Tahiti, woven together by the strands of destiny and
the vision of an impassioned photographer. Amazon.com
Hardcover from TASCHEN America Llc
Book Published: 15 June, 2001
Tahitian
Transformation : Gender and Capitalist Development in a Rural Society (Women
and Change in the Developing World)
by Victoria S. Lockwood
(Paperback - November 1992)
Tahiti
(Pacific Basin Books)
by George Calderon (Translator)
A member of the lost generation of young English poets, artists, and
writers who perished during World War I, George Calderon visited Tahiti
in 1906 and wrote of his time there in this little-known masterpiece. This
is the romantic Tahiti par excellence, captured in prose that eclipses
the romances... Amazon.com
Kegan Paul Intl
Hardcover - 260 pages (January 2002)
Tahiti
Report 2003
by Austin Peterson
Paperback from iUniverse.com
Book Published: February, 2003
Open
Raod Tahiti & French Polynesia Guide, 3rd Edition
by Jan Prince
Paperback from Open Road Pub
Book Published: September, 2002
World
Elsewhere
by Peter Brooks
Based on actual contemporary accounts, World Elsewhere follows
an impoverished French aristocrat as he voyages to the South Seas as a
member of the expedition that first discovers Tahiti.
(Hardcover - February 1999)
To
Live in Paradise
by Renee Roosevelt Denis
(Paperback - June 1996)
Flowers of the Pacific Island Seashore : A Guide to the Littoral
Plants of Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga, Cook Islands, Fiji and Micronesia
by W. Arthur Whistler
(Hardcover - January 1993)
Listed under Pacific Islands
Wild Life Among the Pacific Islanders
by Esq E. H. Lamont
(Paperback)
Listed under Pacific Islands
Diving the Pacific: Volume 1: Micronesia and the Western Pacific
Islands
by David Leonard
Listed under Pacific Islands
On the Road of the Winds : An Archaeological History of the Pacific
Islands Before European Contact
by Patrick Vinton Kirch
Listed under Pacific Islands
The Penguin Historical Atlas of the Pacific (Penguin Reference
Books)
by Colin McEvedy
Listed under Pacific Islands
Gauguin's Skirt
by Stephen F. Eisenman
Gauguin's Skirt is about contemporary Tahitians and a long-dead French
painter, sex today and sex in the late nineteenth century, and colonialism
new and old. Written on the boundary between art history and anthropology,
it enters the domains of biography and mystery. Gauguin went to Tahiti
in search of an exotic paradise. Amazon.com
Listed under Gauguin
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