Long before French painter Paul Gauguin ventured to Tahiti for inspiration in the late nineteenth century, the mystical charm of this Polynesian paradise beckoned explorers with its palm-shaded beaches, turquoise lagoons, emerald mountains, and understated simplicity.
Long before French painter Paul Gauguin ventured to Tahiti for inspiration in the late nineteenth century, the mystical charm of this Polynesian paradise beckoned explorers with its palm-shaded beaches, turquoise lagoons, emerald mountains, and understated simplicity.