Book Description
Tahiti Report 2003 is a completely updated guide to “the Island of Love” and its sister island, Moorea; the Bali Hai of the South Pacific. Some of the highlights:
Kilometer by kilometer tours around both islands. Latest information on cruise ships to the outer islands, scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, sports, and helicopter trips. An exciting tour by 4x4 through the jungles of TahitiÂ’s interior. A list of luxury resorts, budget and dormitory accommodations. Calendar of events for 2003. Weird tales of tikis that kill when moved. Sex and the Tahitian vahine past and present. Flying saucers that use caves in the hills for their hangers. A list of things to do on these fascinating islands. Entertaining reading, too, for the armchair traveler.

About the Author
Austin Peterson is a TV-radio writer/producer who has worked for Young and Rubicam, Ted Bates, ABC TV, NBC Radio, the Advertising Council, and Family Theater Productions. During World War II he served as a major and as Head of Production for the Armed Forces Radio Service. In 1944, he visited all the AFRS stations in the Pacific: Honolulu, Johnston Island, Kwajalein, Eniwetok, Saipan, Guam, Tinian, Leyte, Manila (arrived there by mistake while there were still 15,000 Japanese behind the wall), Lingayan Gulf, Palau, Biak, the Admiralties, Guadalcanal, Espiritu Santo, New Guinea, and New Caledonia. That four-month trip whetted his appetite for travel and in 1960 he started writing travel guides for Pan Am on Tahiti and Her islands, Fiji, American and Western Samoa, and the Manu a Islands. Tahiti Report 2003 is his third book on Tahiti in the past three years.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Tahiti Report 2003 is a completely updated guide to the Island of Love and its sister island, Moorea; the Bali Hai of the South Pacific. Some of the highlights:
Kilometer by kilometer tours around both islands. Latest information on cruise ships to the outer islands, scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, sports, and helicopter trips. An exciting tour by 4x4 through the jungles of Tahiti s interior. A list of luxury resorts, budget and dormitory accommodations. Calendar of events for 2003. Weird tales of tikis that kill when moved. Sex and the Tahitian vahine past and present. Flying saucers that use caves in the hills for their hangers. A list of things to do on these fascinating islands. Entertaining reading, too, for the armchair traveler.

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