Departure and return to Tahiti

We will start precisely from Puna'auia, a town located in the suburbs of Papeʻete, in French Polynesia.

Departing from Tahiti, head for the Society Archipelago, made up of fourteen volcanic islands with spectacular landscapes and crystal clear lagoons.

Depending on the duration of the cruise and the weather conditions, we will explore some of the paradisiacal stopovers that make up this unique setting.

Stages of the Cruise

• Moorea — The Sister Island

Only 17 kilometers from Tahiti, Moorea welcomes you with its legendary bays of Cook and Opunohu, among the most beautiful in the world. Its eight volcanic peaks create a majestic setting, while its turquoise lagoon offers exceptional anchorages.

Renowned for its pineapple plantations and tropical fruit distilleries, the island also offers dinners with traditional dancing under the coconut trees — an experience we especially love to share.

• Taha'a — Vanilla Island

Sharing the same lagoon as Raiatea, Taha'a enchants with its bewitching scents and unspoilt landscapes. Its pearl farms, vanilla plantations and the authenticity of its villages make it a gentle and intimate stopover, far from the crowds.

• Raiatea — The Sacred Island

The cradle of Polynesian civilization, Raiatea is home to the Taputapuātea marae, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A spiritual, deep island, a living witness to Polynesian history.

• Huahine — Women's Island

Composed of two islands connected by a bridge, Huahine charms with its preserved authenticity and its many archaeological remains. It is the perfect opportunity to take the time to explore your land, and why not enjoy a traditional Polynesian buffet.

• Bora Bora — The Pearl of the Pacific

Famous throughout the world, Bora Bora reveals a lagoon with infinite shades of blue, dominated by the emblematic Mount Otemanu. Its crystal clear waters, idyllic anchorages and spectacular sunsets make it an unforgettable stopover.

• Maupiti — Little Bora Bora

The furthest from Tahiti, Maupiti reveals the charms of the Polynesia of yesteryear. The tricky access through its unique pass is well earned, giving this stopover a rare and exclusive character. A real nugget preserved.

Stopovers & Experiences

Thanks to the speed of the boat and the moderate distances, we have plenty of time to enjoy:

• swimming and snorkeling among exceptional coral gardens;
• paddle boarding over manta rays, lagoon sharks or eagle rays;
• moments of relaxation in the sun on deck;
• or, for the more curious, walks on land to discover natural and cultural treasures.