Tahiti Island Collection

Polynesia - Tahiti. Meteorology

Polynesia, Tahiti Island and the Marquesas Islands, engraving based on maps drawn by James Cook
History of Exploration, 18th century. Polynesia, Tahiti Island and the Marquesas Islands. Engraving based upon the maps drawn by James Cook

Polynesia, Tahiti fishermen, engraving, 1880
Polynesia, 19th century. Tahiti fishermen, 1880. Engraving

Tahiti Island map by Rigobert Bonne, French Navy engineer among James Cooks crew
History of Explorations, 18th century. Tahiti Island. Map by Rigobert Bonne, French Navy engineer among James Cooks crew

French Polynesia, Society Islands, Windward Islands, Tahiti Island, Faarumai waterfalls
French Polynesia (French overseas territory) - Society Islands - Windward Islands - Tahiti Island. Faarumai waterfalls

French Polynesia, Society Islands, Windward Islands, Tahiti Island
French Polynesia (French overseas territory) - Society Islands - Windward Islands - Tahiti. Waves

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Tahiti Island, a paradise nestled in French Polynesia's Society Islands. With its rich history and breathtaking landscapes, this tropical haven has captivated artists and explorers alike. Immerse yourself in the mystical allure of Te Atua (The Gods), as depicted by Paul Gauguin in his masterpiece from 1893-1894. Gauguin was drawn to Tahiti's vibrant culture and spiritual traditions, which he beautifully captured on canvas. From an aerial view, Tahiti Island unveils its mesmerizing charm. The azure waters surrounding the island create a stunning contrast against lush greenery. As you explore further, you'll encounter Papenoo, a region known for its picturesque landscapes that will leave you awe-inspired. Tahiti Island holds a significant place in history as it served as James Cook's inspiration for his maps of Polynesia. Engravings based on these maps showcase the intricate details of both Tahiti Island and the neighboring Marquesas Islands. Experience the island life through the eyes of local fishermen who have relied on these bountiful waters for centuries. An engraving from 1880 captures their timeless tradition and connection with nature. To navigate this idyllic destination, rely on Rigobert Bonne's map—a testament to his expertise as a French Navy engineer during James Cook's voyages. This map provides insight into Tahiti Island's geography and highlights its position within French Polynesia. As you venture underwater, be amazed by the vibrant coral reefs that surround Tahiti Island—nature's own masterpiece beneath the waves. These reefs are teeming with marine life and offer unforgettable snorkeling or diving experiences. Nature continues to impress with Faarumai waterfalls cascading down verdant cliffs—an ethereal sight that showcases Mother Nature at her finest. Let your senses be overwhelmed by their majestic beauty while exploring Windward Islands' hidden gems.