Limited to Tahiti's Le Truck bus system (affordable but irregular schedules, covers main routes and tourist sites). No metro, trains, or railways. Ferries connect Society Islands like Tahiti-Moorea-Bora Bora. Minimal integration; domestic flights essential for other archipelagos. Operating hours vary, low frequency outside peak times.

2,590 km highways total (1,735 km paved, 855 km unpaved as of 1999 data). No motorways; roads adequate on Tahiti but winding, steep in places. Rural islands have basic networks. Maintenance fair in urban areas, poorer remotely. Traffic light, right-hand driving. Safety good daytime, cautious night driving advised.

Average fixed broadband ~75 Mbps (2025 Speedtest data), mobile ~60 Mbps. Fiber expanding in Tahiti urban zones via Vini/OPT, but limited to major islands. Rural/atoll connectivity lags via satellite/3G/4G. Growing investments bridge urban-rural gap.

Avg: 75+ Mbps • Urban Tahiti/Papeete expanding; limited on outer islands, satellite common remotely

57 airports (37 paved, 26 major/medium), Faa'a (PPT) primary international hub with Air Tahiti Nui, Air France, French Bee, Delta, United (40% capacity growth). Domestic via Air Tahiti/Air Moana. Planned Nuku Hiva intl airport for Marquesas. Strong Pacific/US/Europe links, good for tourism.

Hubs: Faa'a International (PPT), Bora Bora (BOB), Rangiroa (RGI)