Discover the beauty and culture of Tahiti with Lydia
Explore Tahiti's Wonders with Lydia
In-depth tours showcasing Polynesian culture, history and breathtaking natural beauty await you on Tahiti
Private Half-Day Tour
600 USD
Duration: 5 hours
Location: Tahiti Nui
Discover the rich customs, culture and history of Polynesia with a tailor-made tour of Tahiti Nui and your expert local guide.
Enjoy a 5-hour private custom tour, with departures at 7:30 AM or 1:00 PM. Choose up to 6 different places to visit and create your own itinerary.
Discover the Mara’a Caves, the sacred Marae Arahurahu, Papara surf beach and the beautiful Vaipahi Water Gardens. You can also explore Te Faarumai Valley and the spectacular Vaimahuta Waterfall, visit Papenoo, another popular surf spot, or discover Venus Point, a beautiful black-sand beach with a rich history.
To finish, enjoy the spectacular panoramic view from Taharaa Hill.
Departure times: 7:30 AM or 1:00 PM.
Private Full-Day Tour
80,000 XPF
Duration: 8 hours
Location: Tahiti
Maximize Your Tahitian Experience with a Private Full-Day Tour
Make the most of your time in Tahiti with a private full-day tour designed to showcase the island’s most beautiful landscapes, cultural sites and hidden treasures.
Full-day tours last approximately 8 hours and include sites on both Tahiti Nui and Tahiti Iti. Departure is around 9:00 AM, with a lunch stop along the way if desired (lunch not included). The tour ends at approximately 5:00 PM.
On the west coast of Tahiti, discover the Mara’a Fern Caves, the ancient Marae Arahurahu, the famous Papara Surf Beach, and the beautiful Vaipahi Water Gardens. A visit to the Museum of Tahiti and Her Islands can also be included (entrance fee not included).
Continue on to Tahiti Iti, where you can choose the experience that interests you most. Visit Teahupo’o to see its world-famous wave, climb to the Belvedere viewpoint to admire the spectacular view of Tahiti’s isthmus, or visit the village of Tautira, described by writer Robert Louis Stevenson as a true Garden of Eden, with its stunning mountain scenery and black-sand beach.
Continue along the east coast of Tahiti, known for its lush vegetation, waterfalls, black-sand beaches and dramatic cliffs plunging into the ocean. Along the way, discover the impressive Arahoho blowholes, where the power of the ocean has carved openings through the pillow lava, creating spectacular natural water and air jets.
Finish your day at Venus Point, on beautiful Matavai Bay, before enjoying the breathtaking panoramic view from Taharaa Hill.
A complete Tahitian experience combining nature, culture, history, spirituality and spectacular scenery, all at your own pace with your private guide.
Maximize your Tahitian experience with a private full day tour
Price 800.00 $USD
Discover the rich customs and history of Polynesia with an a la carte tour of Tahiti Nui and your expert guide.
Private & Personalised Half Day
Circle Island Tour
Price 600.00 $USD
This comprehensive tour include sites on both Tahiti Nui and Tahiti iti your experienced guide will share 30 years of Tahitian experiences.
Full Day tours are approximately 8 hours and will include sites on both Tahiti Nui and Tahiti Iti. Departure time is around 9am, we can stop for lunch (not inc.), the tour ends at around 5pm. On Tahiti’s west coast we find Mara'a fern cave, the Marae Arahurahu, Papara surf beach and Vaipahi Water gardens, a visit to the Museum of Tahiti and Her islands is possible (entry not inc.). Then onto Tahiti Iti: visit Teahupoo to see the famous wave, or climb to the Belvedere view point to admire the view of the isthmus or perhaps visit Tautira village described by Robert louis Stephenson as a Garden of Eden, with its stunning mountain views and black sand beach. Continue onto the east coast of Tahiti with its luxuriant vegetation, waterfalls, black sand beaches and plunging cliffs, where the ocean has created blowholes in the pillow lava. Visit Venus Point on Matavai Bay and admire the view from the Taharaa hill.
A 5 hour a la carte private tour. Visit up to 6 different places, selected from the Marae Arahurahu, Mara'a fern cave, Papara surf beach, The Monoi Factory, Vaipahi Gardens, Te Faarumai valley and the Vaimahuta waterfall, the Arahoho blowholes and not forgetting Venus Point a magnificent velvety black sand beach of important historical interest on Matavai Bay at the northernmost point on the island . The Taharaa view is one of the best views on the island. Departures are at 7.30am or 13pm
Taking you to the best places.
Learn more about historical sites and visit unique vacation spots
Share the pleasure of a half day tour
Price 95.00 $USD per person
Discover and experience the rich customs and history of Polynesia with others during a shared tour with a set itinerary
The East Coast of Tahiti
Price 400.00 $USD
Visit Tahiti's wild side from Papeete to the Vaimahuta waterfall, see the Arahoho Blowholes, Venus Point with the lighthouse and its black sand beach followed by a stop at the spectacular view from the Taharaa hill.
A tour of the wilder side of Tahiti starts in Papeete, we will visit the Vaimahuta waterfall, the Arahoho Blowholes, Venus Point on Matavai Bay an important historical site with a magnificent velvety black sand beach. We finish with a stop at the spectacular view from the Taharaa hill; The tour lasts approx. 3 hours with departures at 9am or 1.30 pm A visit to the James Norman Hall’s Museum can be added, (not inc.)
Share the pleasure of a 4 hour tour of the main island of Tahiti Nui. We visit Venus Point, Vaimahuta waterfall, Vaipahi Gardens, Papara Surf Beach and Mara'a Cave. The tour needs a minimum of 4 people to go and departure times will depend on your pick up points
A 4 hour cultural adventure visiting Te fare Iamanaha, the Museum of Tahiti and her Islands, entry is included, vaipahi Water Gardns where once polynesians prepared their dead for their final resting place, washing the bodies in these sacred waters, today these gardens are open to the publilc, maraa fern Cave and the Marae Arahurahu a sacred site where once human sacrifices were offered to the polynesian gods
The West Coast of Tahiti
Price 550.00 $USD
Visit Tahiti's sacred treasures, museums, marae's, the beuatifull Vaipahi garden.
What's to see?
Here you will find a list of interesting sites on Tahiti and Tahiti Iti, the sites that you'd like to visit on your tour will determine the length of tour you need
Pape'ete, interesting sites include the Queens bath in the grounds of our Assembly, Bougainville Park, The Presidential Palace , The Town Hall, The Catholic Cathedral and the Paraita Market
View of the The Diademe the spectacular lava plug in the centre of the island can only bee seen to the east of Papeete
The Tomb of Pomare V the last King of Tahiti and the site of the first church built by Pomare II
James Norman Hall’s Island Home, co-author of Mutiny on the Bounty, the house is a replica of the original.
Arue Town Hall was built as a plantation house in the 1890’s it was named La Saintaonge.
Venus Point is a beautiful black sand beach with fabulous views and it’s also of historical interest, the arts and crafts shop is a good place for souvenirs.
Papenoo is a popular surf spot with open ocean waves since there is no barrier reef on this side of the island.
Arahoho blowholes , because of the pillow lave there are natural blowholes here.
Vaimahuta waterfall a spectacular permanent waterfall
Faaone’s double waterfall is on private land but can be viewed.
Tahiti Iti is the southeastern peninsula, we can visit Teahupoo and the famous wave, the Belvedere view of the isthmus, or Tautira with its spectacular views.
Botanical gardens founded by Harrrison Smith, who brought us Rambutans and the Pomelo, but also Miconia which is a pest.
Vaipahi gardens The gardens are a sacred site, there are many local plants including the magnificent Porcelain Rose, the Amherstia tree and the Jade vine.
Papara surf beach is a black sand beach used by many professional surfers.
Monoi factory learn how we make monoi the traditional coconut oil used by Polynesians for centuries.
Mara’a fern caves were originally lava tubes at the water’s edge and are now full of fresh water.
Marae Arahurahu The ancient Polynesians were polytheists, meaning they believed in multiple gods, Visit of a reconstructed marae.
Museum of Tahiti and her islands Reopened in April 20 Te Fare Iamanaha, The House of Treasures
