Taniti is a small tropical island in the Pacific with an area of less than 500 square miles. It features varied terrain, including beaches, a harbor, tropical rainforests, and a mountainous interior with an active volcano. Taniti is home to about 20,000 indigenous residents, with its economy transitioning from fishing and agriculture to tourism.
About Taniti
Frequently Requested Information
- Power outlets: 120 volts (the same as in the United States).
- Alcohol laws: Alcohol is not allowed to be served or sold between the hours of midnight and 9:00 a.m.
- Drinking Age: The drinking age on Taniti is 18, but it is not strictly enforced.
- Language: Many younger Tanitians speak fluent English. Very little English is spoken in rural areas, especially by the older residents.
- Healthcare: There is one hospital and several clinics. The hospital has many multilingual employees.
- Crime: Violent crime is very rare, but as tourism increases, there are more reports of pickpocketing and other petty crimes.
- Holidays: Taniti enjoys a large number of national holidays. Many tourist attractions and restaurants will be closed on holidays, so visitors should plan accordingly.
- Currency: Taniti uses the U.S. dollar as its currency, but many businesses will also accept euros and yen. Several banks facilitate currency exchange, and many businesses accept major credit cards.