The Tuamotus have 86 species of birds, ten of which are endemic, including the Tuamotu kingfisher, the Tuamotu reed warbler, and the Tuamotu sandpiper. Thirteen species are globally threatened, and one has gone extinct.

Tuamotu Archipelago, island group of French Polynesia, central South Pacific Ocean. The archipelago comprises 75 atolls, one raised coral atoll (Makatea), and innumerable coral reefs, roughly dispersed northwest-southeast as a double chain for more than 900 miles (1,450 km). It is the largest group of coral atolls in the world.

The Tuamotu Islands is a chain of islands and atolls in French Polynesia. They form the largest chain of atolls in the world, about the size of Western Europe.

From the magnificent beaches to the rich and unique biodiversity beneath the waves, the Tuamotu Islands are a paradise on earth. The 76 atolls are spread over a surface of more than 1.2 million square miles where Cast Away or Robinson Crusoe could still come to life. Why choose the Tuamotu Islands? Free diving, scuba diving, pearl farms, fine food…

2014年1月8日 · Though it’s hard to tire of these well-loved South Pacific destinations, there’s more to French Polynesia than these oft-visited isles. If you’re looking for somewhere a little more exotic, consider the Tuamotus, a chain of islands that’s a …

Pink sandy beaches competing with white sandy beaches. The tranquil beauty matched by the gentle rhythm of life. The Tuamotu Islands - like living in a daydream. A Mecca divers and a host of heavenly beaches, the Tuamotu Islands are a unique experience.

The Tuamotus are dream South Seas snapshot: the 77 atolls – narrow coral rings encircling turquoise lagoons – that make up this stunning archipelago are flung over an immense stretch of indigo-blue ocean.