Me and my friends, about 20 of us had moved to Tahiti from America- and we have to say mango farming there has been such an amazing experience- especially for my friends Dutch and Hosea- life changing experience. The law is not too strict there too- and it is all in all a lovely experience- highly recommend.
That sounds like an incredible adventure! Moving to Tahiti with a group of friends and engaging in mango farming must be a truly unique and rewarding experience. It's heartening to hear that it has been life-changing, especially for Dutch and Hosea. The relaxed laws and the overall positive experience you've described make it even more appealing. Thanks for sharing your story, and it's great to hear that you highly recommend it. Wishing you all continued success and joy in your mango farming journey in Tahiti!
I went there for two weeks on a budget ... Instead of staying on water bungalows and eating at high-end restaurants, I stayed on Teah-ah-poo at owner hotel-restaurant who were once travelers! The lady cooked and sold me 3 meals where the guy took me to show all around the Tahiti island. Told me about the very large eels who were according to him their ancestors! Had a rental car with unlimited mileage, so roamed around very spot and it was so relaxing ... the breeze, ocean, mountains, waterfalls, spring water, people, beer food, fresh fruits, everything. Took my car to Moorea on a day trip (via a launch) which was even more relaxing and breathtaking ... for RELAXING ! I still sometimes go there in my dreams ... So much I learnt from Polynesian people ... but they are different from Hawaii people here. I want to go there again with an agenda to see pearl farming, mango gardens, and taking boats to roam round ... Skipped Bora Bora but If feasible, will do that too ! All islands are similar but not the same ... People are living in heaven there. But no industrial level consumption! And the mineral water comes via mountains' waterfalls which is FREE ! * Thought I should write about my experience ! * I live in NJ US since 1996. * *Luv4rmNJ* * All of us are humans! *Some people(races) practice, and are focused on killing and grabbing from other humans in the name of some excuse ... called "GOD", "Country" or "civilization" !!! * Unfortunately they reign on earth ! * They wish to go to Mars/Moon/etc. ...make movies ... but I highly doubt !
My favorite movies are Mutiny On The Bounty (1962) and The Bounty (1984) I hope to have a pacific gf someday, no matter whst island she's from, anywhere from Hawaii to Tahiti
It's great to hear about your favorite movies! Both "Mutiny On The Bounty" (1962) and "The Bounty" (1984) offer captivating stories set against the backdrop of the Pacific. And your hope of finding a girlfriend from the Pacific islands is wonderful. Cultures across the Pacific, from Hawaii to Tahiti, are rich in history and beauty. I hope your search leads you to someone who shares your interests and brings joy into your life!
@@RoamandRelaxsounds like you’re exploiting our women. Similar to your exploitation of Tahiti in your video. Very misleading information in your video and now exploiting our women in your comments. You’ll be reported.
Ah, it seems like you're referencing a playful pronunciation correction. Here's a lighthearted response: "Oh, pah-peet? You mean 'Pop-pah-ette-ay'! Got it, let's keep the pronunciation on point. 😄✨"
If you're going to produce a "documentary", you should probably learn how to properly pronounce things and places ! Do a little research before you pretend to know what you're talking about.
Bullshit documentary. South East Asians did not discover Polynesia smfh. It’s just a bunch of bs theories. We are proud of our culture and people, not hating on anyone just keeping it real 💯💯
Hey @Kava650! We appreciate your perspective and the pride you have for your culture and heritage. The history of different regions and cultures is indeed complex and often subject to various theories and interpretations. Our intention is to explore and share diverse viewpoints while respecting the rich cultural backgrounds that make our world so unique. Your input is valued, and we're here to foster conversations that celebrate our differences and enrich our understanding. If you have any more insights to share, feel free to do so - genuine discussions are how we all learn and grow! 💙🌍
@RoamandRelax maybe you should leave the documentaries to the locals. You’re asserting yourself as the “expert” because you did you “research”. You’ve romanticized our Polynesian islands much like your ancestor Margaret Mead.
Real? Maybe you should face facts! It’s been proven a long time ago by DNA (humans, plants and animals), as well as linguistic evidence that all Polynesians on their maternal side can trace their ancestry back to one single Igorot woman in the Philippines. Even our colonizers recognized this so did Kamehamea of Hawai’i Nei! Theories? Sure, the “Out Of Taiwan” theory has been debunked due to recent archeological evidence which was the last piece of the puzzle, which again show how the indigenous Taiwanese also come from the Philippines! The Philippines is the ground zero of Austronesian expansion into the rest of the Pacific! Polynesia was the last place to be settled on earth and my culture is way older than yours. Where did you think you got outrigger canoes, and tattooing from? Besides log drums, nose flutes, taro, and your mythology? Our tattoo tools have been carbonated as far back as 4000 years! Colonial mentality and religious brainwash much. Please decolonize and heal! CRINGE! No such thing as Polynesian 4000 years ago🤣🤣🤣 Even lei/ei making originated somewhere else and was taught and brought with the 1st waves of migrants/settlers… ignorance is bliss! AUE! Probably Samoan as usual🤡
While Tahiti is undoubtedly a beautiful and culturally rich destination, it's important to clarify that there is no evidence to suggest that Tahiti or any location has the ability to cure cancer. Cancer treatment and research are complex fields, typically involving medical professionals, advanced therapies, and ongoing scientific study. If you or someone you know is dealing with cancer, it's crucial to consult with healthcare professionals to explore evidence-based treatment options and make informed decisions. Always rely on medical experts and established treatments for addressing health concerns. If you have further questions, it's advisable to discuss them with a healthcare professional who can provide accurate and personalized information.
No, no, no …totally wrong, the islands were not settled at 500 BCE, rather around 1000 CE. No ….Marquesas 500 CE ? Wrong settled about 1000 CE. You’re quoting the outdated dates of archaeologists Bob Sugg’s and Yoshihiko Sinoto from the 60’s - 70’s……just saying. We’ve excavated with new dates since the 80’s. Non confirm the dates you mention, all are post 1000 CE.
Thank you for the clarification regarding the settlement dates of the islands, and I appreciate your insights into the archaeological research conducted since the 1980s. It's important to stay updated with the latest findings and understand the evolving understanding of history. Your input adds depth to the discussion and helps to ensure accuracy in our understanding of the past.
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Me and my friends, about 20 of us had moved to Tahiti from America- and we have to say mango farming there has been such an amazing experience- especially for my friends Dutch and Hosea- life changing experience. The law is not too strict there too- and it is all in all a lovely experience- highly recommend.
That sounds like an incredible adventure! Moving to Tahiti with a group of friends and engaging in mango farming must be a truly unique and rewarding experience. It's heartening to hear that it has been life-changing, especially for Dutch and Hosea. The relaxed laws and the overall positive experience you've described make it even more appealing. Thanks for sharing your story, and it's great to hear that you highly recommend it. Wishing you all continued success and joy in your mango farming journey in Tahiti!
@@RoamandRelaxthat's a rdr2 reference
@@RoamandRelaxdid you use chat gpt on that response
@@RoamandRelaxplease tell me you got the reference
@@shrallo9171 How the hell would a tourism-related channel know anything about Dutch van der Linde's plan on a Rockstar game lmao
That was a good plan
Looks like good mango farmland
Tahiti looks amazing! Too bad I can't swim
no wae its juan marston
THEY EAT BABIES !!!
It's RIP VAN WINKLE
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT
IT'S JIM MILTON
ONE MORE BIG SCORE!
❤ TAHITI❤BELONGS❤TO THE❤MAORI❤PEOPLE❤
❤SORRY❤😊
These mfs claim more islands than the British 💀💀
are there any pinkertons or bounty hunters there?
I mean the mutineers on The Bounty went back to Tahiti
I would've gone back too, that place is a paradise.
I was on a ship to Tahiti and ended up in Guarma instead 😒
Aww you found the gang yet?
I went there for two weeks on a budget ... Instead of staying on water bungalows and eating at high-end restaurants, I stayed on Teah-ah-poo at owner hotel-restaurant who were once travelers!
The lady cooked and sold me 3 meals where the guy took me to show all around the Tahiti island. Told me about the very large eels who were according to him their ancestors!
Had a rental car with unlimited mileage, so roamed around very spot and it was so relaxing ... the breeze, ocean, mountains, waterfalls, spring water, people, beer food, fresh fruits, everything.
Took my car to Moorea on a day trip (via a launch) which was even more relaxing and breathtaking ... for RELAXING !
I still sometimes go there in my dreams ...
So much I learnt from Polynesian people ... but they are different from Hawaii people here.
I want to go there again with an agenda to see pearl farming, mango gardens, and taking boats to roam round ...
Skipped Bora Bora but If feasible, will do that too !
All islands are similar but not the same ...
People are living in heaven there.
But no industrial level consumption!
And the mineral water comes via mountains' waterfalls which is FREE !
*
Thought I should write about my experience !
*
I live in NJ US since 1996.
*
*Luv4rmNJ*
* All of us are humans!
*Some people(races) practice, and are focused on killing and grabbing from other humans in the name of some excuse ... called "GOD", "Country" or "civilization" !!!
*
Unfortunately they reign on earth !
*
They wish to go to Mars/Moon/etc. ...make movies ... but I highly doubt !
I'll come to Tahiti soon. JUST ONE MORE BIG SCORE, ARTHUR.
HAVE SOME GODDAMN FAITH!
Who lives there, tahitians?
I guess
But you said you knew Spanish 0-0
My best friend was born and raised in French Polynesia and moved to the uk at 9
"who lives there?"
"Tahitian i guess"
thank you so much, this is a life dream and it will come true this year!!!! thanks for this amazing view to the island
just only need ONE BIG SCORE Gentleman!!!
Any trolley in there?
This is the good one.
Long live the Empire ! ⚜️🇫🇷🦅
Erm did you mean 🐓
🦅 is for the United States…
My favorite movies are Mutiny On The Bounty (1962) and The Bounty (1984)
I hope to have a pacific gf someday, no matter whst island she's from, anywhere from Hawaii to Tahiti
It's great to hear about your favorite movies! Both "Mutiny On The Bounty" (1962) and "The Bounty" (1984) offer captivating stories set against the backdrop of the Pacific. And your hope of finding a girlfriend from the Pacific islands is wonderful. Cultures across the Pacific, from Hawaii to Tahiti, are rich in history and beauty. I hope your search leads you to someone who shares your interests and brings joy into your life!
@@RoamandRelaxsounds like you’re exploiting our women. Similar to your exploitation of Tahiti in your video. Very misleading information in your video and now exploiting our women in your comments. You’ll be reported.
@@RoamandRelax I hope she will be faithful and love Jesus
Nice video ;)
Fun fact - this is where Moana is set
can tahiti cure cancer too? just askin
You mean Tuberculosis and Lumbago?
@@rbleaks818 and baby Eatorius
Fun fact: All humans are indigenous to planet Earth.
"pah-peet"...? you mean "Pop-pah-ette-ay"....?
Ah, it seems like you're referencing a playful pronunciation correction. Here's a lighthearted response:
"Oh, pah-peet? You mean 'Pop-pah-ette-ay'! Got it, let's keep the pronunciation on point. 😄✨"
How can they just roam the earth and claim others land like that? That has disrupted the whole earth, smh
Was tahiti left over's from coloniser's taking what land's they wanted,Because the french got hati & a bit of the desert or they just policed it
Lots of wrong images and a few mispronunciations. Is this really a travelogue? It doesn't seem the poster has ever been there.
JUST HAVE SOME GODDAMN FAITH
If Polynesians first settled the Islands, why does the narrator say the Europeans and Spanish “discovered” the islands. Dumb narrator.
Totally agree.
If you're going to produce a "documentary", you should probably learn how to properly pronounce things and places ! Do a little research before you pretend to know what you're talking about.
its very common for ai voices to not pronounce thing correctly
Several inappropriate, inaccurate images and pronunciations. Stupid shot of a beach in Tobago at the end.
Bullshit documentary. South East Asians did not discover Polynesia smfh. It’s just a bunch of bs theories. We are proud of our culture and people, not hating on anyone just keeping it real 💯💯
Hey @Kava650! We appreciate your perspective and the pride you have for your culture and heritage. The history of different regions and cultures is indeed complex and often subject to various theories and interpretations. Our intention is to explore and share diverse viewpoints while respecting the rich cultural backgrounds that make our world so unique. Your input is valued, and we're here to foster conversations that celebrate our differences and enrich our understanding. If you have any more insights to share, feel free to do so - genuine discussions are how we all learn and grow! 💙🌍
Hey kava. I really seriously want to know if you went there beacsue of rdr.
@RoamandRelax maybe you should leave the documentaries to the locals. You’re asserting yourself as the “expert” because you did you “research”. You’ve romanticized our Polynesian islands much like your ancestor Margaret Mead.
Real? Maybe you should face facts! It’s been proven a long time ago by DNA (humans, plants and animals), as well as linguistic evidence that all Polynesians on their maternal side can trace their ancestry back to one single Igorot woman in the Philippines. Even our colonizers recognized this so did Kamehamea of Hawai’i Nei! Theories? Sure, the “Out Of Taiwan” theory has been debunked due to recent archeological evidence which was the last piece of the puzzle, which again show how the indigenous Taiwanese also come from the Philippines! The Philippines is the ground zero of Austronesian expansion into the rest of the Pacific! Polynesia was the last place to be settled on earth and my culture is way older than yours. Where did you think you got outrigger canoes, and tattooing from? Besides log drums, nose flutes, taro, and your mythology? Our tattoo tools have been carbonated as far back as 4000 years! Colonial mentality and religious brainwash much. Please decolonize and heal! CRINGE! No such thing as Polynesian 4000 years ago🤣🤣🤣 Even lei/ei making originated somewhere else and was taught and brought with the 1st waves of migrants/settlers… ignorance is bliss! AUE! Probably Samoan as usual🤡
@@melmalele2023who lives in Tahiti? Are they Tahitians?
Report this video for misleading information.
Don't like colonialism..
But I like moneh, some goddamn faith, and a pan 🙏
@@walker-zero9255A plan will also be needed. But i respect that you want to take a frying pan with you.
have you checked for any odriscolls
can tahiti cure cancer too? just askin
While Tahiti is undoubtedly a beautiful and culturally rich destination, it's important to clarify that there is no evidence to suggest that Tahiti or any location has the ability to cure cancer. Cancer treatment and research are complex fields, typically involving medical professionals, advanced therapies, and ongoing scientific study.
If you or someone you know is dealing with cancer, it's crucial to consult with healthcare professionals to explore evidence-based treatment options and make informed decisions. Always rely on medical experts and established treatments for addressing health concerns. If you have further questions, it's advisable to discuss them with a healthcare professional who can provide accurate and personalized information.
@@RoamandRelaxWhat about Tuberculosis? Lumbago, maybe?
Uncle!!! Stop being lazy
I heard it cures lumbago!!!
@@walker-zero9255 it’s a very serious terminal illness!
No, no, no …totally wrong, the islands were not settled at 500 BCE, rather around 1000 CE. No ….Marquesas 500 CE ? Wrong settled about 1000 CE. You’re quoting the outdated dates of archaeologists Bob Sugg’s and Yoshihiko Sinoto from the 60’s - 70’s……just saying. We’ve excavated with new dates since the 80’s. Non confirm the dates you mention, all are post 1000 CE.
Thank you for the clarification regarding the settlement dates of the islands, and I appreciate your insights into the archaeological research conducted since the 1980s. It's important to stay updated with the latest findings and understand the evolving understanding of history. Your input adds depth to the discussion and helps to ensure accuracy in our understanding of the past.
Are there pinkertons?
👏👏👏👍👍❤️