Honeymoons and Romance in Tahiti
The center of the universe for romance.
There is no better place to celebrate your new life together or to celebrate a milestone of your relationship. Tahiti, officially known as French Polynesia, is comprised of 118 romantic islands and atolls.
Each of the many islands of Tahiti is a tiny paradise. Some isles are crowned with jagged peaks soaring magically out of the ocean in an explosion of green velvet while others appear as if gracefully tossed upon the ocean – barely floating above the breaking waves.
What makes Tahiti & Her Islands so unique romance?
Seclusion
Intimate resorts, small peaceful villages, and miles of quiet pristine beaches explain why Tahiti is ranked #1 in the world for "alone time."
Overwater Bungalows
The world's most perfect hotel room! Sleep above the turquoise lagoon waters in your thatched-roof hideaway with all the amenities and service of a first class hotel room.
Polynesian Spas
Experience true relaxation and rejuvenation at one of the many luxurious Polynesian spas while nurtured by the tropical ambience.
Cruising
The world's most romantic voyages depart every week for Tahiti's most beautiful isles. Voyage within the legendary South Pacific aboard luxurious cruise ships, super yachts, or freighter passenger that travel between Tahiti's most beautiful islands.
Activities
Enjoy the perfect place to do everything or nothing at all. Jump in the lagoons by diving, snorkeling, or boating or explore the islands by safaris, hiking, or shopping.
People
Embrace and share in the warmth and welcome of your Tahitian hosts whose love for their islands is seen through music, dance, and flowers.
Seduce Your Wife At Honeymoon With A Mere Touch
The latest winning formula to land a hot date requires nothing but a straight look into her eyes accompanied by a light touch on her arm, according to a new study. The study, by scientists at Aberdeen University, has found that two-thirds of women gave a nod to dance with a man who requested for a dance by resting his hand on her arm for a second or two.
And those who did not comply with the trick and kept their hands by their side while asking the same question had a success rate of only 50 percent. In fact, women also preferred to give their phone-number to a man who touched their arm as he approached them in the street.
Published in Focus Magazine, the study said that touching makes a man appear dominant, and henceforth more attractive to the opposite sex.
In fact, researcher Dr Ben Jones said that making eye contact also indicates interest in a woman, but only if it is genuine. "Smiling can make you more attractive but it is worth bearing in mind that faking a smile is quite tricky," the Telegraph quoted Jones, as saying.
And those men, who find it hard to fake a smile, are advised by Jones to take extra care of their skin, or stay amidst other women to appear more appealing.
A Soothing Touch Helps
A soothing touch really can ease away pain, according to a group of researchers. The scientists working on this found that gentle stroking activates the pleasure nerves beneath the skin, which then reduce the sensation of pain from the other nerves.
In their research, the team found that people who were exposed to painful temperatures on the surface of their skin felt less pain if they were stroked at the same time. The scientists believe signals to the brain from the nerves that detect the pleasurable stroking dampen the signals from nerves that detect the pain. Professor Francis McGlone, a neuroscientist at the Liverpool University, has also calculated the optimum way of touching someone to produce to produce the most pleasure.
While speaking at the British Association for the Advancement of Science, the researcher said that the key was to stroke with a slow speed and little pressure.
Professor McGlone, who also works for Unilever’s research and development team to develop pleasurable textures for new produces, said, “The picture that is emerging is that there are two seperate nerves for painful and pleasurable touch. They also seem to mediate each other, so rubbing does make pain feel better,” a newspaper quoted the scientist, as saying. Professor McGlone also believes that touch is crucial for child as they develop and insufficient physical contact while growing up could be implicated in the risk of depression in later life. He said that human bodies were covered in pleasure nerve fibres, known as C fibres, apart from the palms of hands and sole of the feet.
Pamela Anderson Talks About Upcoming Honeymoon
This past weekend Hollyscoop was in Sin City covering the grand opening of the Planet Hollywood hotel, which is where Pam co-hosts a show with magician Hans Klok.
We caught up with Pam and Rick and got some details about their marriage, upcoming honeymoon and whether or not they will extend their family.
Magician Hans Klok was also on hand for the grand opening and told us he wouldn't let Pam take the night of her wedding off because work comes first--but he sure was thankful for the great press! Check out the video.