• Papeete - Spectacular Lookout Above the Hilton Hotel

Experience the awe-inspiring view from this remarkable lookout located above the Hilton Hotel. From this spot, you can enjoy the lively Papeete port, the Faa’a International Airport, the vibrant blue lagoon, and the dramatic waves breaking through the reef pass.

Directly across the water, the captivating island of Mo’orea completes the scenic view, making this lookout an ideal place to capture unforgettable memories and appreciate the beauty of Tahiti’s landscape.

• Arahurahu Marae - Through captivating stories about the ancient Polynesian temple, Marae Arahurahu, embark on a journey back to a time when this sacred site was held in high esteem. During the pagan era, high priests used marae like this as a spiritual bridge to communicate with the gods, making it a cornerstone of Polynesian religious life.

Exploring this sacred temple offers a unique opportunity to delve into the rich history and traditions of the Polynesian people, connecting with their ancient beliefs and cultural heritage.

• Maraa Grotto - The Maraa Grottos are a unique attraction, offering a cool and refreshing escape into volcanic caves filled with crystal-clear water. The gentle droplets cascading from the rocky walls create a tranquil ambiance, while the lush surroundings of banyan and fern trees enhance the natural beauty of the site.

This picturesque location is a must-see for nature lovers, combining serenity and stunning scenery for an unforgettable experience.

• Taharuu Beach - Dive into the Polynesian love for water sports with a visit to this renowned black sand surf beach. Here, witness skilled local surfers riding the waves with effortless grace, showcasing their deep connection to the ocean.
• The Water Gardens of Vaipahi - Vaipahi Garden, with its bubbling waters, crystal-clear ponds, and easily accessible waterfall, offers a refreshing escape into nature. As you stroll through this lush garden, uncover legendary sites steeped in Polynesian history.

In ancient times, these sacred springs were reserved exclusively for high chiefs, who were believed to bathe here after their passing. The tranquil beauty of Vaipahi Garden, combined with its rich cultural significance, makes it a must-visit destination for both nature lovers and history enthusiasts.

• Papeari - Take a relaxing break in the middle of your day at the Paul Gauguin Museum Restaurant. This charming spot offers a delightful combination of delicious local cuisine and a serene atmosphere, perfect for recharging during your adventure.

Set against the backdrop of lush greenery and with views inspired by the artist’s love for the islands, this stop provides a moment to savor the flavors of Polynesia while enjoying the peaceful surroundings. It’s an ideal pause to reflect on the day’s experiences and prepare for the journey ahead.

• Taravao - Drive through the Isthmus of Taravao, a vibrant area connecting Tahiti Nui and Tahiti Iti. This picturesque region features a charming town and offers stunning views of the serene Phaeton Bay.

As the journey continues, enjoy the lush green landscapes of the Taravao Plateau, a beautiful stretch of vivid scenery that showcases Tahiti’s natural beauty. This drive is a peaceful and scenic experience, providing a unique glimpse into the island’s diverse terrain.

• Taravao Plateau - The journey includes a stop at the Taravao Lookout, offering panoramic views of both the east and west coasts of Tahiti Nui. From this elevated vantage point, be captivated by the island’s breathtaking landscapes, from the turquoise waters of the coastline to the lush green hills.

The drive to the lookout takes you through Tahiti’s picturesque agricultural area, where cows graze in open pastures and farms dot the unique countryside. This scenic route provides a glimpse into the rural charm of the island, blending natural beauty with a touch of traditional Polynesian life.

• Fa’aone - Discover the beauty of the Faaone Twin Waterfalls, a stunning natural attraction nestled in the lush greenery of Tahiti. These cascading falls flow side by side, creating a mesmerizing display of nature’s power and elegance.

Surrounded by verdant vegetation, the area offers a serene atmosphere perfect for relaxation, photography, or simply immersing yourself in Tahiti’s breathtaking landscapes.

• Faarumai Waterfalls - The splendid and majestic Faarumai Waterfall is one of Tahiti’s most breathtaking sights. Surrounded by lush greenery and towering cliffs, this natural wonder exudes a peaceful ambiance, offering a serene escape from the bustle of civilization.

The sound of cascading water and the tranquil atmosphere make Faarumai a perfect spot to connect with nature and experience the raw beauty of Tahiti. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone seeking awe-inspiring landscapes and a moment of quiet reflection.

• Point Venus - Venus Point: A Historic Landmark of Tahiti

Venus Point is one of the most historically significant locations in Polynesia, serving as the landing site for many of the first Europeans to arrive on the Tahitian coast. This iconic spot offers a fascinating glimpse into the region’s encounters with the outside world.

During your visit, explore monuments dedicated to the famous crew of the HMS Bounty and Captain James Cook. It was here that Cook observed the transit of the planet Venus, an event that contributed to Tahiti’s prominence in the history of exploration and astronomy.

With its rich history and cultural significance, Venus Point is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the fascinating stories of Tahiti’s past.

• Belvedere du Tahara’a - Belvedere du Tahara’a, also known as One Tree Hill, is one of the most scenic viewpoints on Tahiti. Perched high above the coastline, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the sparkling blue lagoon, Papeete, and the majestic island of Mo’orea across the water.

The lush greenery surrounding the lookout adds to its charm, making it a perfect spot for photography or simply enjoying the tranquil atmosphere.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

Join an unforgettable 8-hour circle-island adventure in a cozy, air-conditioned vehicle. This leisurely, private tour covers both Tahiti Nui and Tahiti Iti without any rush.

The enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide provides engaging and informative stories about Polynesian history, culture, geology, and contemporary island life, transforming each stop into a learning experience rather than just a photo opportunity.

The experience is kept personal and friendly: the team checks in with every traveler, adjusts the pace to suit individual interests, includes photo stops, and adds fun activities like feeding the eels and sampling seasonal local fruits. A lunch stop (not included) can be arranged at a beachfront restaurant to enjoy Polynesian cuisine.

The multilingual team (English, French, Russian, German) boasts over 20 years of experience in guiding and guest care—please request your preferred language when booking (subject to availability).

Perfect for travelers who wish to comfortably explore Tahiti’s nature, culture, and major attractions in a single day.

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