Top Nature in French Polynesia

I suggest packing some reef-safe sunscreen! Not only is it better for the environment but it also avoids those nasty sunburns without harming the local ecosystem.

My advice is to check local food trucks instead of restaurants. They offer delicious meals at a fraction of the price and have that laid-back vibe.

Don't forget your beach shoes. The sand can get super hot, especially around midday. I learned that the hard way after a few painful steps

Bring your own snacks and drinks! I found the beach cafes a bit pricey. A cooler with some goodies saved me cash and let me enjoy the sun longer.

I recommend checking the tides before you visit. The beach can get pretty narrow when the tide is high, so planning around that made my day a lot better!

I totally recommend packing a picnic. The beach is beautiful and this way you can save money on expensive restaurants nearby. Plus, finding a nice spot on the beach with your food makes for a lovely day.