Tahaʻa

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Tahaʻa is a volcanic island in French Polynesia renowned for its vanilla plantations, tranquil lagoons, and traditional Polynesian culture.

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Tahaʻa canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commune of France
island
administeredBy French Polynesia
climate tropical
country France
ethnicGroup Polynesians
governedAs commune of the Leeward Islands administrative subdivision
hasActivity lagoon tours
scuba diving
snorkeling
hasAgriculturalProduct coconut
tropical fruits
vanilla
hasCapital Poutoru
hasCulturalRegion Polynesia
hasEconomicActivity pearl farming
tourism
vanilla cultivation
hasFeature coral reef
lagoon
motu (coral islets)
mountainous interior
hasLargestSettlement Poutoru
hasTraditionalCulture Polynesian dance
Polynesian music
traditional outrigger canoeing
knownFor traditional Polynesian culture
tranquil lagoons
vanilla plantations
vanilla production
language French
Tahitian
linked to: Tahitian language
locatedIn French Polynesia
Leeward Islands (Society Islands)
linked to: Leeward Islands

Society Islands
nearbyIsland Bora Bora
Huahine
Raiatea
nickname Vanilla Island
overseasCollectivityOf France
partOf Leeward Islands (French Polynesia)
Society Archipelago
sharesLagoonWith Raiatea
surroundedBy Pacific Ocean
timeZone UTC−10:00

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Society Islands contains Tahaʻa