Tahiti Then and Now Part I

We recently stumbled on this blog post featuring vintage photos of Tahiti and it inspired us! We decided to show you side-by-side pictures of Tahiti from both the past and present, so you can see how very little the islands have changed over time. Tahiti remains a beautiful, pristine paradise with the warm, welcoming spirit of the Polynesian people still very much intact. Don’t just take our word for it—see for yourself! Then check out Part II.

Canoe in Tahiti, Past and Present
Canoe in Tahiti, Past and Present. PHOTO (right): Tahiti Tourisme North America
Tahitian Dance, Past and Present
Tahitian Dance, Past and Present. PHOTO (right): Florian Charreard
Tahitian Feast, Past and Present
Tahitian Feast, Past and Present. PHOTO (right): Zach Stovall
Island of Moorea, Past and Present
Island of Moorea, Past and Present. PHOTO (bottom): Helga Walter
Tahitian with Conch Shell, Past and Present
Tahitian with Conch Shell, Past and Present. PHOTO (right): Jimmy Williams
Tahitian Music, Past and Present
Tahitian Music, Past and Present. PHOTO (right): Tim Mckenna
Va'a in Tahiti, Past and Present
Va’a in Tahiti, Past and Present. PHOTO (bottom): Sy Moonraker
Tahitian "Mamas," Past and Present
Tahitian “Mamas,” Past and Present. PHOTO (right): Tifaifai de Tahiti on Pinterest
Stone Fishing in Tahiti, Past and Present
Stone Fishing in Tahiti, Past and Present. PHOTO (bottom): Pierre Lesage
Couple in Tahiti, Past and Present
Couple in Tahiti, Past and Present. PHOTO (right): Hilton Bora Bora Nui Resort
Le Truck in Tahiti, Past and Present
Le Truck in Tahiti, Past and Present. PHOTO (right): Tahiti Tourisme North America
Cathedral in Papeete, Past and Present
Cathedral in Papeete, Past and Present. PHOTO (right): Trivago.com
Sailing in Tahiti, Past and Present
Sailing in Tahiti, Past and Present. PHOTO (bottom): Schannel van Dijken
Bungalows in Tahiti, Past and Present
Bungalows in Tahiti, Past and Present. PHOTO (bottom): Moorea Pearl Resort & Spa
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