• Pointe Venus - Explore a stunning black sand beach, cherished by the Tahitians. This historical site was a stop for all European navigators visiting Tahiti in the late 1700s. It features a monument to Captains Bligh and Cook, along with a lighthouse constructed by Robert Louis Stevenson Senior.
• Cascade Vaimahuta - Located on Tahiti’s north coast, the Vaimahuta waterfall is one of three in the Faarumai Valley. Standing over 100 meters tall, it is a permanent waterfall that never dries up, becoming even more breathtaking during rainfall.
• The Water Gardens of Vaipahi - Once a sacred site for the Teva clan’s spiritual purification, these gardens are now open to the public. Visitors can admire tropical flowers like Torch Ginger, Heliconias, and possibly the Jade Vine. The pools and natural springs are home to freshwater eels, Tilapia, and Koi carp.
• Grottes De Mara’a - This empty lava tube, filled by freshwater springs, is a favored bathing spot for locals during high humidity.
• Taharuu Beach - Known for its black sand, this beach is a popular surfing destination. The Taharuu River prevents coral growth, allowing waves to reach the shore. Many surf champions have surfed here, and on a clear day, the mountain views are spectacular.

• Bottled water
• Snacks

During a tour of Tahiti Nui, the main island, the operator provides exceptional and comprehensive educational commentary to enhance the experience of visiting various sites. Discover insights about the geology, flora, and fauna, learn about the arrival of the Polynesians, and understand how the islands became part of France. Explore topics such as the main industries, taxation, and the workings of the government, among others, discussed during the tour.

Please note: This tour requires a minimum of four participants to proceed. You will be notified if there are not enough passengers to conduct the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.