14 Days in Tahiti

• Teahupo'o Wave — The world's most powerful surfable wave — site of the 2024 Paris Olympics surfing event, terrifying ...

• Papeete Market — The beating heart of Papeete — black pearls, vanilla, pareo fabric, tropical fruit, and flowers.

• Papenoo Valley — Tahiti's wild, volcanic interior — waterfalls, lava flows, and ancient Polynesian marae temples in a...

• Black Sand Beaches — Tahiti's dramatically volcanic black sand beaches at Taravao and Papara — wild, moody, and beautiful...

• Museum of Tahiti — The finest Polynesian museum — natural history, navigation, art, and the European contact that chang...

• Heiva Festival — July's month-long celebration of Polynesian culture — traditional dance, song, canoe racing, and jav...

• Teahupo'o — The world's most feared wave — a thick-lipped barrel over a shallow reef, hosting the Olympics in 20...

• Dolphin Watching — Spinner dolphins are commonly spotted in Tahiti's coastal waters — boat tours run daily from Papeete...

• Venus Point Lighthouse — The historic point where Captain Cook observed the Transit of Venus in 1769 — a Pacific landmark.

• Marae Arahurahu — A restored ancient Polynesian ceremonial platform — used for traditional ceremonies and cultural eve...

• Dive Sites — Tahiti's offshore dive sites include Aquarium — sharks, rays, and Napoleon wrasse in 20m of crystal ...

• Learn to Surf — Tahiti's gentler waves on the north coast are ideal for beginner surfers — lessons available in Mahi...

• Moorea Day Trip — A 30-minute ferry to Tahiti's sister island — dramatic mountain valleys, a coral lagoon, and dolphin...

Flex day — slow down, revisit a favourite spot, or add an optional extra. Trripah can suggest options based on your interests.