@kelanie.travel: C’est bien connu, la Polynésie est un voyage assez cher… surtout le billet d’avion ! 🇵🇫 Mais il y a pleins d’astuces pour s’en sortir ! Vous les voulez ? 👀 Il existe pleins d’activités gratuites à faire une fois sur place ! 🤿🎣🐋🌅🌴 #travel #voyage #polynesie #tahiti #destination

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lovelysweet.72 :

Je reviens de Tahiti et moorea. Il est vrai que les visites des parcs botaniques sont gratuites et les randos pour aller voir les cascades ou les grottes aussi parcontre si tu veux aller voir et ecouter les baleines c'est 125 euros par personnes. Un buffet spectacle tahitien à l'hotel intercontinental c'est 100 euros par personne. Aller nager au milieu du lagon a moorea avec les requins et les baleines c'est louer un bateau 60 euros les 2h pour y acceder. La nourriture et 50 % plus cher que chez nous et pareil pour les produits d'higiene cela peut meme monter à 100% plus cher.

2026-11-06 19:22:02

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Buenanoche🦋Pilates :

Magnifique !! Tu as quoi comme bonnes adresses???

2026-11-06 18:35:04

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Mara Miroise :

Qui parrainage deblock ?

2026-11-13 10:57:09

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Sansan.WSA :

ouai c'est sur mais il faut quand meme manger se loger et payer les billets 😅 nous on est 5 les billets c'est déjà 8000€ on y sera en mai et juin 2027 si vous avez des tips et conseils pour faire des économies on prend !

2026-11-07 12:07:27

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Clem Greenstay 🌴🇲🇺🐴 :

Y’a tellement moyen facile de voyager à petit budget. Tout est fait pour ça. Hostel et camping avec les locaux. Millions de hiking donc gratuit. Snorkeling donc gratuit. J’y vais tous les ans je dépense moins que dans bcp de pays dit « cheap »

2026-11-07 09:25:24

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Denise VAUCLAIR :

Les restes n'en parlons pas c'est rien que des dépenses

2026-11-10 08:55:51

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TLT POL :

2026-11-10 15:11:43

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TLT POL :

2026-11-10 15:11:53

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TLT POL :

2026-11-10 15:11:23

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lapolice2lorthographe :

Tu ne parles pas des hébergements. De la nourriture. Et tout le reste (location de véhicule entre autres)

2026-11-10 16:03:49

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jeant169 :

Et surtout les polynésiens sont pas sympa avec les chiens

2026-11-12 00:26:34

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