Vaiava is the only white sand beach in the village of Punaauia, offering a turquoise lagoon and a stunning view of Moorea. An artisanal selection of locally made ice creams is available nearby, offering a refreshing taste of Tahiti during the visit.

Marae Arahurahu is one of the best-preserved ancient Polynesian temples in Tahiti, located in the lush valley of Paea. Once a sacred site for spiritual and social ceremonies. This sacred site, once used for important Polynesian rituals, is beautifully restored and offers a unique glimpse into the island’s traditional culture. With stone platforms, tiki statues, and a tranquil setting, it’s an ideal stop for those seeking history, nature, and a deeper connection to Tahiti’s spiritual roots.

The Caves of Mara'a are a natural wonder hidden within Tahiti’s lush west coast. Surrounded by dense tropical vegetation, these large freshwater caves are known for their cool mist, fern-covered entrances, and quiet, mysterious atmosphere. Once visited by Paul Gauguin, the site offers a peaceful escape and a glimpse into the island’s natural beauty and legends.

Located in Papara on Tahiti’s southwest coast, is one of the island’s most popular surf spots. Known for its consistent waves and black sand, this laid-back beach attracts both local surfers and spectators. With mountain views and a friendly vibe, it’s a perfect stop to experience Tahiti’s surf culture.

Travelers will visit the Vaipahi Water Gardens, a lush botanical site featuring natural springs, small waterfalls, and landscaped paths. The gardens are home to around 75 species of tropical and endemic plants, offering insight into Tahiti’s rich botanical heritage. Guests can enjoy a peaceful walk through shaded trails while learning about traditional plant uses and local ecology.

Travelers will enjoy a relaxing lunch break at Restaurant la Plage de Maui, a beachfront restaurant located on the wild and authentic peninsula of Tahiti Iti. Set directly by the ocean, this stop offers a peaceful atmosphere with beautiful lagoon views, sea breeze, and a true local island vibe. Guests can choose from a selection of fresh Polynesian and international dishes, including seafood, grilled meats, and local specialties (meals and drinks at own expense unless otherwise specified). This lunch stop is the perfect moment to unwind, enjoy the scenery, take photos by the water, and recharge before continuing the afternoon exploration of the island. ⏱ Typical duration: 60–90 minutes

Travelers will visit the village of Teahupoʻo, world-famous for its powerful reef break and deep Polynesian roots. Known as one of the most challenging surf spots on the planet, Teahupoʻo gained global recognition as the surfing venue for the Olympic Games. Guests will discover the village atmosphere, lagoon views, and learn about the cultural and sporting significance of this iconic Tahitian location.

The Faarumai Waterfalls are a spectacular set of cascades plunging about 90 meters through Tahiti’s lush rainforest. Nestled in a vibrant tropical setting, these waterfalls offer stunning views, refreshing mist, and a serene natural atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy short trails, photo opportunities, and a true taste of Tahiti’s wild beauty.

Travelers will stop at Ta Pahi Point, a quiet coastal location known for its open lagoon views and strong connection to local oral traditions. During this visit, the guide will share a traditional Tahitian legend associated with the area, passed down through generations, offering insight into how nature and storytelling are deeply linked in Polynesian culture. Guests will have time to enjoy the scenery, take photos, and experience a lesser-known, authentic side of the island.

Travelers will stop at Point Venus, a historic site known for its iconic lighthouse and black-sand beach. The area played an important role in early European exploration and Polynesian navigation, notably during the observations of the transit of Venus in the 18th century. Guests can enjoy ocean views, a short walk along the beach, and time for photos in a relaxed seaside setting.

Visit the Taharaa Belvedere, a stunning viewpoint overlooking Tahiti’s lush valleys and dramatic coastline. Capture panoramic views of the island, the mountains, and the sparkling ocean — a perfect spot for photos and to appreciate Tahiti’s natural beauty.

Discover the Vaihi Twin Waterfalls, two breathtaking cascades tucked into the heart of Tahiti’s lush rainforest. Wander along scenic trails, enjoy the soothing sounds of rushing water, and immerse yourself in the island’s vibrant tropical nature. A perfect spot for photos, relaxation, and connecting with Tahiti’s natural beauty.