La chaîne des îles du Vent

La chaîne des îles du Vent, located in French Polynesia, is a group of volcanic islands in the South Pacific, forming part of the Society Islands. Known for their lush landscapes, white sandy beaches, and vibrant coral reefs, these islands are popular for tourism, agriculture, and maritime activities. The chain extends over approximately 1,700 kilometers and features notable islands like Tahiti and Moorea. Geologically, they are volcanic remnants created by underwater volcanoes, shaping their rugged terrain and rich biodiversity. The islands hold cultural significance and are central to the region’s tourism industry and ecological conservation efforts.