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French Polynesia<\/h1>
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French Polynesia<\/h2>
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Located at 18,000 kms from France, French Polynesia is composed of approximately 118 islands, of volcanic or coral origin, covering an area emerged of 4.200 kms\u00b2. These islands are scattered over a surface equivalent to that of Europe.<\/p>\n

Tahiti and its islands are at 10h GMT, that is to say -12 hours of summer or -11 hours of winter compared to Paris. The climate is tropical, warm and humid, but tempered by trade winds. There are two seasons: a hot and humid season (27 to 35 \u00b0 C) from December to February and a cooler season (21 to 27 \u00b0 C) from March to November.<\/p>\n

The Territory, which has the status of Overseas Territory, is composed of 5 archipelagos each offering radically different landscapes :<\/p>\n