• Pointe Venus - A stunning black sand beach located at the northernmost point of Matavai Bay, highly favored by locals. It is the historic landing site for all European navigators arriving in Tahiti.
• Cascade Vaimahuta - A breathtaking waterfall that flows continuously throughout the year.
• Arahoho Blowhole - These blowholes are formed by the ocean pushing air and water through cracks in the pillow lava, offering a fantastic photo opportunity on Tahiti’s East Coast.
• Belvedere du Tahara’a - Arguably the best vantage point on Tahiti, providing views across Matavai Bay to Moorea.
• James Norman Hall Home - An optional visit to the residence of the co-author of “Mutiny on the Bounty.” Born in the USA, JNH served in WWI and moved to Tahiti in the 1920s, where he authored numerous books. As this is an optional visit, admission is not included.
• Papeete, Tahiti - A brief drive around the capital, Papeete, includes a 10-minute stop at the Presidential Palace if open, and a drive past the Tahiti Graffiti Festival’s street art murals.

• Bottled water
• Snacks

• On-board restrooms

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

• 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

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