The Islands of Tahiti Have Reopened To Tourism!

Since May 1st, The Islands of Tahiti are reopen to tourism! The new protocol take into account vaccinated travelers and those who are immunized in order to continue managing the health situation in The Islands of Tahiti and to protect its population as well as its visitors.

Regarding “other travellers”:
Upon arrival, non-vaccinated and non-immunized travellers will all have to quarantine for 10 days in Tahiti, whatever the results of their test are.
The summary sheets have been updated below.
Children:
Travellers under 6 years old will are not subject to quarantine.
Children aged 6 years old and over who are not vaccinated and not immune are subject to quarantine in Tahiti (10 days) with an adult.
Children aged 6 years old and over who are tested positive to COVID-19, isolation in Tahiti with an adult.
Tests at traveller’s expense:
Tests upon arrival and during the stay will be at the travellers’ expense as soon as the payment plan will be implemented by the Government.
Rates will be:
5 000XPF for vaccinated and immunized travellers
12 000XPF for other travellers
For the moment, these rates will not be charged to travellers and we will make sure to communicate when it will be effective.

ANTIGENIC TESTS AT DEPARTURE FROM TAHITI
For passengers departing to the United States requiring a negative COVID-19 test prior to boarding, the test centre at the Faa’a international airport is reopened.
At this stage, the centre is open on days when flights to the US are scheduled from 3 PM until 7 PM.

This protocol, applicable to travelers coming from the United States, is available below and may change in the coming weeks.

Also, the authorities of French Polynesia have declared a state of health emergency with the application of reinforced measures through June 1, 2021.

A curfew is in effect on the islands of Tahiti and Moorea. All trips, circulation or movement in public areas are prohibited, every day, between 10:00 pm and 4:00 am through June 1, 2021 with the possibility to be extended. The official statement can be downloaded on the website of the High Commission. Find the curfew terms and conditions in the frequently asked questions.

Source : Tahiti Tourisme, 3rd May 2021