Tikehau: A Paradise Destination in French Polynesia
The pristine waters of Tikehau, French Polynesia shelters a coral atoll that is a part of the Palliser Islands Group. It belongs to the Tuamotu Archipelago and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the area. It covers an area of 178 square miles and its highest elevation is 26 feet above mean sea level. The atoll is a part of the Rangiroa Commune. As of a 2017 census, the commune has a population of 3,657 people. It easily accessible from the other islands and atolls in the commune.
Best Time to Visit
For the best great conditions, visit Tikehau between the months of March and December. These months have the mildest temperatures on record. The hottest month is January. For the best Tikehau hotel deals, book your accommodations as far ahead of time as possible. A number of hotels and resorts dot Tikehau and its surrounding commune and you should be able to easily find accommodation options to meet your budget and travel needs.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Aside from the pristine beaches and snorkeling and dive spots, you can also check out the Tikehau Church. Travelers to the atoll can also spend an afternoon at the Tikehau Dock or at the Tikehau Port, enjoying the many local restaurants and just watching the boats come in and go out. Some of the best hotels in the area include the luxurious Ninamu Resort Tikehau. You can also check in at the Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort, which features an outdoor pool and free internet access.
