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Marie-Claude RosnarhoBP 972 Uturoa
Raiatea
98735
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We offer two rooms with their own private verandahs, equipped with a fridge. These rooms share a bathroom which provides hot water. Additionally, we have another room available with a verandah, its own fridge, and a private bathroom. As part of your stay, breakfast and airport transfers are included. You are also welcome to enjoy complimentary use of our kayaks and bicycles. With a variety of activities on offer, there is something for everyone to enjoy.Reviews
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- Marae Taputapuatea: Located on the southeast coast of Raiatea, Marae Taputapuatea is a significant ancient religious site and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was once the main center of Polynesian culture and is considered the most important marae (sacred site) in French Polynesia.
- Mount Tapioi: Rising 437 meters above sea level, Mount Tapioi offers breathtaking panoramic views of Raiatea and its surrounding islands. It is a popular hiking spot, with well-marked trails leading to the summit where visitors can enjoy stunning vistas of the lush landscapes and turquoise waters.
- Faaroa River: Known as the only navigable river in French Polynesia, Faaroa River is a scenic waterway that winds its way through Raiatea's dense tropical forests. Taking a boat tour along this serene river allows visitors to explore the untouched nature, spot diverse wildlife, and witness the beauty of the island's interior.
- Motu Iriru: Located just off the coast of Raiatea, Motu Iriru is a small islet surrounded by crystal-clear waters and pristine white sand beaches. It offers a secluded and tranquil setting, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and picnicking amidst the stunning natural beauty of the South Pacific.
- Coral Gardens: Raiatea is surrounded by vibrant coral reefs, and the Coral Gardens are a prime spot for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. Teeming with colorful marine life and spectacular coral formations, this underwater paradise offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers.
- Fare Potee Maohi Cultural Village: A visit to this cultural village provides an opportunity to learn about the traditional Maohi (Polynesian) way of life. Visitors can witness traditional dances, try their hand at crafting local handicrafts, and gain insights into the rich cultural heritage of Raiatea.
- Raiatea Lagoon: The lagoon surrounding Raiatea is a stunning natural wonder, with its calm turquoise waters and picturesque motus (small islets). Visitors can take boat tours or kayak through the lagoon to admire its beauty, swim with tropical fish, and relax on secluded beaches.
- The Sacred Island of Motu Tau Tau: Located just east of Raiatea, the tiny island of Motu Tau Tau is considered sacred by the local people. It is a place of great spiritual significance and is only accessible by boat. Visitors can experience the tranquility of this sacred place and marvel at its unspoiled natural beauty.
- Uturoa Market: In the heart of Uturoa, the main town of Raiatea, lies the vibrant Uturoa Market. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture and browse through a variety of fresh produce, tropical fruits, handicrafts, and souvenirs. It's a lively and colorful place to experience the flavors and traditions of Raiatea. 10. Botanical Garden of Ha'apiti: Located on the neighboring island of Taha'a, but easily accessible from Raiatea, the Botanical Garden of Ha'apiti is a lush oasis filled with tropical plants and flowers. Visitors can take guided tours, learn about the local flora, and enjoy the tranquil ambiance of this botanical paradise.