Well, there’s nothing like getting a super low last minute deal that comes when you are a vacatoin and travel club member with our travel company.

Here are some specials you can go to right now (based on availability.. you’ll need to hurry, plus, you’ll need to become a member of our exclusive club, as these savings are for members only!)

1. Hawaiian Princess Makaha – Aug 27- Sept 3rd 1 Bedroom in Oahu, sleeps 5 people

Price is only $399 for 7 nights. You just need to pay taxes and transportation only!

If you would like to “try before you buy”, I totally respect that and I welcome it!

Here is all you need to do.

1. Go to this website: http://globalresortsregistry.com
2. enter the username in: resort
3. enter the pw in: lookfor

And after you do that, you’ll then be able to search through over 50 countries and all 50 of the United States to see which vendors we work with and which locations that are available to our Global Resorts members.

Keep in mind, these resorts are available at a first come, first served price and once a week is snatch up, it reduces availability for all members.

Also, week long stays at these resorts will cost $298 up to $799 and never more than that!

These special prices are subject to change from time to time and are offered only thru this exclusive membership program. Prices represent a per week / per room rate (not per person). Airfare is not included. There is no additional fine print, no additional processing fees to pay, no vouchers to mail in, no third party vendors to go thru and no additional restrictions to slow you down when making your reservations.

If you know of someone who would like to put a little sun in their fun and travel for less and also get paid $1000 per person as an affiliate, marketing this great membership, just have them visit: http://www.globalresortsclosers.com to get all the juicy details.

Hurry…. your ideal vacation dream might get picked up by someone else, so get the free tour on the site today and speak to one of our customer service reps to get all your questions answered.

Adventure Eagle Tours will take you around the coastal road that encircles the island. Yes if you only speak English, this one is for you. Proper English-speaking William Leteeg grew up on the island of Tahiti and is glad to tell you all about his experiences and adventures when growing up there. His International number is 77.20.23.

A couple more companies based in Tahiti which offer tours are Tahiti Tours, telephone number 42.78.70, and their website is Tahiti-tours dot com. Tahiti Nui Travel is another. The telephone number is 42.68.03, and the website address is Tahiti-nui dot com.

You should also check out Marama Tours. Their telephone number is 82.08.42, and their website is maramatours dot com. Marama Tours charges $50 for a half day tour and $75 for the full day. Expect to pay entrance fees to any museums and any other attractions you may stop at. They also stop at Restaurant du Musee Gaugin for lunch and you are expected to cover your own food expenses should you choose to eat there.

What about a spectacular helicopter tour of Tahiti? Most any hotel

Of course Tahiti has numerous public beaches, but the best ones are located on the western side of the island. On Tahiti

Musee Gauguin (Gauguin Museum)

Far and away the one attraction you do not want to miss while in Tahiti is the Gauguin Museum. This museum or memorial to the French artist who made his home in Tahiti from 1891 to 1893 is worth the visit for sure.

The museum owns some of his creative works, including wood carvings, engravings, a ceramic vase he crafted, and a few of his sculptures. Additionally, the museum is privy to borrowing some of his other creative works from other museums, particularly from France. Be sure to check ahead if you are a Gauguin enthusiast and you would like to plan your trip to Tahiti around what may be on loan to the museum while you are there.

Otherwise the exhibits at the museum are dedicated to his life while living in Tahiti. The last gallery exhibition, shows who owns his works today. Furthermore, the museum also has a restaurant nestled next to a lagoon, but you may want to eat at the nearby Restaurant du Musee Gauguin.

Harrison W. Smith Botanical Gardens

Next to the museum is the Harrison W. Smith Jardin Botanique, or Botanical Gardens. Harrison Smith was a professor at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He chose to leave his career at the Institute teaching physics to students and move to Tahiti. He started the Botanical Gardens in 1919. He lived out the rest of his life in Tahiti, dying in 1947. The beautiful, lush Botanical Gardens which he started belong to the public-at-large. Growing in the garden are tropical plants from all around the world.

Point Venus

Point Venus was named so because the infamous Captain James Cook observed the transit of the planet Venus across the sun in 1769 at Point Venus. He traveled to the northernmost point on Tahiti to do so, and thus naming it Point Venus. What is more, is that on this northernmost point lays the velvety black sand beach resultant of one of the now inactive volcanoes which are the island Tahiti. Bring a picnic basket and your camera. This point in the world is very scenic, including the white lighthouse which was built in 1868. If you do not want to pack a picnic there is a snack bar there, as well as, restroom facilities.