Atoll Manihi (Manihi), or poet (Paeua), beautiful, multifaceted and very diverse. It consists of more than 200 small islands, each of which can be sailed on a canoe. The population of the region is less than 1000 thousand people, so travelers always feel complete peace and serenity to manikhs. The largest settlement is Paeoa. The discoverer of the Atoll Manihi is the Dutch traveler, the demotter Willem Cornelis Skhauten, who noticed the island in 1616.
The lagons of Atoll Manihi are something amazing and completely indescribable, fantastic sight of the magic shades of water, surrounded by a chain of islands and endless beaches with white sand. The splendor of these places shocks in the good sense of the word. The number of underwater inhabitants is large, as nowhere else (slopes, perch, Napoleons). Almost any of the islands can be fishing, using both traditional fishing methods, and those that have been used for thousands of years. Deep -sea fishing is common.
Perhaps tourists will be interested in knowing that it was in Manihi that black pearls were first found, which later received such widespread widespread. There are several farms here where they grow mollusks and pearls, which then go to the best jewelry stores in the world.