TRANSPORTATION

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AIR TRAVEL

Most visitors arrive in Taniti by air, landing at the island’s small airport which currently accommodates small jets and propeller planes. Expansion efforts are underway to allow larger aircraft to land, improving accessibility for international travelers. A small cruise ship also docks weekly at Yellow Leaf Bay, offering an alternative arrival option for some tourists.

  • Arrive by Air or Sea: Small airport (expanding) & weekly cruise ship
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GROUND TRAVEL

Taniti City is served by a reliable public bus system that operates daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., making it easy to navigate the city. Private buses connect other parts of the island, and taxis are available in urban areas. Rental cars can be picked up near the airport, and bicycles with helmets are available from various vendors. Both Taniti City and Merriton Landing are pedestrian-friendly, allowing visitors to explore comfortably on foot.

  • Easy Travel: Public buses, taxis, rentals & bikes available
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GROUND TRAVEL

Taniti City is served by a reliable public bus system that operates daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., making it easy to navigate the city. Private buses connect other parts of the island, and taxis are available in urban areas. Rental cars can be picked up near the airport, and bicycles with helmets are available from various vendors. Both Taniti City and Merriton Landing are pedestrian-friendly, allowing visitors to explore comfortably on foot.

GROUND COMPANIES

Local transportation services are primarily operated by Tanitian-owned companies, including a well-established rental car agency near the airport. Bike rental vendors are located throughout tourist areas, and taxi services are regulated to ensure fair pricing and safety. Public and private bus services are maintained by regional transit cooperatives, offering dependable service across the island.

  • Local & Reliable: Tanitian-owned taxis, buses & rentals
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