The Faa'a International Airport in Papeete, Tahiti is the main point of entry in French Polynesia. Air Tahiti Nui is the national airline, with regular flights from many international destinations.
Air Tahiti operates regular flights between most of the inhabited islands. There are also ferries and cargo boats between some islands.
Cars can be rented from the airport or in downtown Papeete. Driving is on the right-hand side. An international driving license is not a requirement but it can be useful.
In Tahiti, 'Le Truck' is a common means of public transportation. It operates like a bus service around the island. However, service can be irregular and stops operating early evening.
Taxis are available but can be expensive. It is suggested to agree on a fare before the journey.
On smaller islands, bicycles or mopeds are a common means of transport and can be rented.
If you are planning to sail in French Polynesian waters, you will need to clear customs at Papeete or Bora Bora. Remember, it's always important to respect local traffic laws and be mindful of the local environment, especially when exploring more remote areas.