At the end of the world can be found a necklace of islands, each one surrounded by beautiful and endless white sand beaches.

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Manihi's lagoon is a kaleidoscope of magical colors. Her warm waters, perfect for water sports, are also favorable for the production of one of Tahiti and Her Island's strongest symbols, the Tahitian black pearl; world famous for its moonlike beauty.

Cradle of pearl farming, Manihi hosts more than 30 pearl farms which gave her worldwide reputation, opening the way to the other pearl producing islands.

Visiting a farm is a must and will delight those willing to learn the secrets of mother-of-pearl which is legendary for its virtues.

There are also interesting relics of ancient "marae", especially in Tokivera and Farekura in the northern part, and Kamoka in the south. The lagoon is known for its exceptional underwater sights.

Deep and navigable, the Turipaoa pass next to the only village invites divers to drift along with numerous species of fish as well as manta rays and various kinds of sharks swimming around this enchanting underwater world.