The most local market in Tahiti! Experience the local life in the South Pacific

Girls! You can't just stay in the resort when you come to Tahiti! Today, let's visit the most down-to-earth market in Papeete and experience the daily life of the locals. The fruits here are super cheap! The seafood is super fresh! ⛱️Must-see attractions: 🌺Central Market 1st Floor: Local fruits and vegetables 🐟Central Market 2nd Floor: Fresh seafood 🌺Handicraft area: Freshwater black pearls and straw bags are must-buys 🎨Art area: Indigenous handicrafts and paintings 🌄Travel tips: 📍Address: Rue du Marché, Papeete 98713, French Polynesia ⏰Opening hours: - Monday to Saturday: 4:00–18:00 - Sunday: 4:00–9:00 (It is recommended to go in the morning, as many stalls close at noon) 💡Travel tips: - Early morning is the best time to buy the freshest ingredients - You can try tropical fruits, the mangoes are super sweet! - Remember to bring cash, as many stalls do not accept cards - It is recommended to reserve 2–3 hours to stroll around 🏨Accommodation tips: It is recommended to stay in downtown Papeete, within walking distance of the market Recommended: - Tahiti Nui Hotel (very close to the market) - InterContinental Resort (good facilities but need to take a taxi) 💗Other tips: - Bring a reusable bag to hold your purchases - You can bargain for fruits, but be friendly - Ask if the pearls are farmed or natural - The ground in the seafood area may be a little wet, so it is recommended to wear non-slip slippers - Tiare sachets are super fragrant and perfect for gifts - Try to greet people in French, the locals will be very happy - Remember to ask the stall owner for permission before taking photos Remember to buy some fresh fruit to take back to the hotel! Mangoes, pineapples, and passion fruit are super cheap! The supermarket is several times more expensive! And the coconut water in the market is definitely the freshest you've ever had! Anyway, I have fallen in love with the local life here, you must come and check it out too! 👉🏻Warm tip: It is recommended to come when the morning market is fresh, as it is not as lively in the afternoon!