Grand Australia 2024

March 30, 2024 Taiohae was our last stop. I walked about looking for tikis. They are fertility symbols, so be warned. A 40-foot tall tiki. Walking underneath increases chances of having children. No need to stoop. View from the rear shwing her male companion  View as we departed

March 28, 2024 Fakarava is an atoll. As such, there I no elevation. I walked to the lighthouse. It was way too hot and humid so I was done by lunch. This is not a warning lighthouse. Instead, the could build a fire on top to signal for help from nearby islands Gray-backed tern

March 26-27, 2024 On the first day, I took a tour around Tahiti. On day two, I walked through Papeete looking for murals. Water garden One of the fish A historical Tiki site Evening cultural show. So good, I saw the show again. Murals of Papeete 

March 25, 2024 I rented a scooter and spent the next four hours driving every paved road on the island. The early morning approach to Huahine Over the centuries, they have developed this unique system of fish guides. They just scoop the fish out of the water. View on the sailaway