TRIP ITINERARY
We will have a private captain and can go wherever we want to venture to – below is a breakdown of a suggested itinerary but this is also flexible depending on what we want to explore that day.
Day 1
Raiatea
We will start our charter week in Raiatea, which is believed to be the birthplace of Polynesia.
Raiatea is the perfect place to get adventurous. We can find Faaroa River, a navigable river, that we can explore with canoes, kayaks or motorboat. Or we can visit the giant archaeological site, Marae Taputapuatea.
Day 2
Raiatea
For our second day on Raiatea, we can explore the Anapa Pearl Farm. Here we have the option to spend the day with pearl divers, exploring the aquatic reserve and coral gardens. We can also free dive, snorkel, spearfish, and explore the hidden gems of this area.
Day 3
Raiatea → Bora Bora
On Day 3, we head to Bora Bora, which is sometimes referred to as the “jewel of the South Seas”. The island is famous for its idyllic overwater bungalow layouts. Here we can check out these unique bungalows and explore this iconic town.
Day 4
Bora Bora
Bora Bora is the kind of place that you just have to stay two days. For Day 4, we will sail to the east side of the lagoon. Here we will find crystal clear blue waters, home to an incredible underwater ecosystem. For an adrenaline rush, we can go on a shark-feeding expedition, or if we want something tamer, we can stick to swimming with the sea turtles and rays.
Day 5
Bora Bora → Taha’a
Day 5 of the Tahiti Sailing Itinerary is dedicated to Taha’a, French Polynesia’s best-kept secret. Enclosed by the same coral reef as Raiatea, Taha’a is also a great place to explore underwater. We will snorkel here in the Passe Toahotu and explore this site with its incredible bold colors.
Day 6
Taha’a → Huahine
Moving on to Huahine, which is one of the less developed stops on the Tahiti Sailing Itinerary. With two separate volcanic islands, Huahine is a great place to go hiking. We can also explore the past and go to Huahine’s Maeva Village. This ancient site has the largest concentration of pre-Europeans sacred sites.
Day 7
Huahine → Avea Bay → Huahine Lagoon
On day 7, we can check out Avea Bay, where Huahine’s best beaches are located. The beaches are set off by the deep green of the fruit groves. Here we can find fresh mango, papaya, and bananas to snack on while paddle boarding and exploring. After we’re done on the beach, we can explore the village of Haapu. The locals are famous for their friendliness and hospitality.
Price of Trip: $1,600
(originally $12,000 trip, however because we know the captain, we get to go basically free – we just have to cover the expenses the yacht).
All water based excursions are included in the cost of trip & any land based excursions will be at additional costs.
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