You can use buses from the Tere Tahiti network, which run along the main RT1 road in front of the airport, with frequencies of 15 to 20 minutes. Taxis are also available 24 hours a day outside the terminal; the journey to the city centre takes between 10 and 15 minutes.
Yes, the airport offers 2 hours of free Wi-Fi access for all passengers. After this period, paid options are available to extend the service or increase speed.
In the public area of the terminal you will find Vodafone kiosks where you can purchase prepaid SIM cards and data plans for tourists.
Yes, there is a luggage storage service in the International Terminal. It operates daily from 3 hours before international flights. The cost depends on the size of the luggage and the storage duration.
There are ATMs from Socredo and Banque de Polynésie in the main hall. For currency exchange, Tahiti Exchange has offices in the public area and in the international departure area.
Yes, parking areas P1 and P2 offer the first 15 minutes free of charge, ideal for dropping off or picking up passengers quickly.
The airport is open 24 hours a day and overnight stays are permitted, although resting options are limited to metal or wooden benches. It is recommended to bring a light jacket due to air conditioning and insect repellent because of the terminal’s open design. For more comfort, the Tahiti Airport Motel is located just opposite.
If you have lost checked baggage, you should contact your airline immediately at their counters in the terminal. For items left within the airport facilities, go to the general information desk or the airport police office.