Visit Tahiti's "East" coast, from Papeete to the stunning Vaimahuta waterfall in the Faarumai Valley, the Taharaa viewpoint, and Venus Point, a beautiful black sand beach where European navigators stopped in Tahiti in the late 1700s. This tour is accompanied by commentary on the geography and geology, flora and fauna, the origins of the Polynesians, and the arrival of European navigators in Matavai Bay.
certain stops have restrooms bbut not all
certain stops have restrooms bbut not all
- Pointe Venus: A beautiful Black sand beach at the northernmost extremity of Matavai bay very popular with the locals. Where all the european navigators stopped on arrival on Tahiti.
- A spectacular waterfall that flows all year round.
- Arahoho Blowhole: The blowholes are created by the ocean forcing air and water into cracks in the pillow lava, this is a beautiful photo opportunity of Tahiti's East Coast.
- Belvedere du Tahara'a: Perhaps the best view on Tahiti across Matavai Bay to Moorea.
- James Norman Hall Home: An optional visit to the home of the co-author of Mutiny on the Bounty, born in the USA, JNH fought in WWI and came to Tahiti in the 1920's, he wrote many books. as this is optional admission is not included
- Papeete. Tahiti: A short drive around the capital Papeete, stopping at the Presidential Palace for 10 minutes if open and driving past the Tahiti Grafitti festivals Street Art Murals
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- Bottled water
- fresh fruit if available at the sitre on the day
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- Restroom on board
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- a certain amount of walking is necessary to visit all the stops, it is not strenuous but there are aaproximately 20 steps at the waterfall site
