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Local Connections: A Taste of Vanilla & Tahaa Motu Picnic

Local Connections: A Taste of Vanilla & Tahaa Motu Picnic

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Location Raiatea, French Polynesia RFP-215
Location Raiatea, French Polynesia RFP-215
Location Raiatea, French Polynesia RFP-215
Location Raiatea, French Polynesia RFP-215
Duration time 3.5 hours

Moderate Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

Board a boat for a scenic ride to Taha'a, passing a pristine blue lagoon and islets on the way to the mainland.

Hopping ashore, you'll set out on a gentle walk to reach the vanilla plantation that makes Taha'a so famous. The vanilla grown here is world-renowned and there is no doubt you will thoroughly enjoy this delightful sensory immersion into its flavor. Used in the composition of many products, vanilla is the ideal take-home souvenir and can be purchased from the boutique.

Returning to the boat, continue your outing on the beautiful, clear waters en route to an islet that is the venue for the perfect beach break. Put on your mask and snorkel or simply relax on the sandy shoreline with your feet in the water.

A lunch of local delicacies will be served in the shade.

Points of interest

Aquatic Adventures

Tahaa

Vanilla Plantation

Schedule

Special Notes

Notes: Wear your swimsuit under your clothing; bring a towel, sunscreen, a hat and insect repellent. Waiver must be signed and medical conditions disclosed. Guests participating in water activities must be competent swimmers and be able to cope with occasional currents. Depth of water is not guaranteed, due to currents and sea level variation. Do not to touch or step on the coral reef, or touch any underwater animals for safety and environmental reasons. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not guaranteed. Sailing on board a boat requires vigilance; guests must be physically and mentally alert to the boating environment and fit enough to negotiate steps and the vessel layout. Boat may be wet, personal belongings should be stored with caution.

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Location Raiatea, French Polynesia RFP-215
Location Raiatea, French Polynesia RFP-215
Duration time 3.5 hours

Moderate Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

Board a boat for a scenic ride to Taha'a, passing a pristine blue lagoon and islets on the way to the mainland.

Hopping ashore, you'll set out on a gentle walk to reach the vanilla plantation that makes Taha'a so famous. The vanilla grown here is world-renowned and there is no doubt you will thoroughly enjoy this delightful sensory immersion into its flavor. Used in the composition of many products, vanilla is the ideal take-home souvenir and can be purchased from the boutique.

Returning to the boat, continue your outing on the beautiful, clear waters en route to an islet that is the venue for the perfect beach break. Put on your mask and snorkel or simply relax on the sandy shoreline with your feet in the water.

A lunch of local delicacies will be served in the shade.

Points of interest

Aquatic Adventures

Tahaa

Vanilla Plantation

Schedule

Special Notes

Notes: Wear your swimsuit under your clothing; bring a towel, sunscreen, a hat and insect repellent. Waiver must be signed and medical conditions disclosed. Guests participating in water activities must be competent swimmers and be able to cope with occasional currents. Depth of water is not guaranteed, due to currents and sea level variation. Do not to touch or step on the coral reef, or touch any underwater animals for safety and environmental reasons. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not guaranteed. Sailing on board a boat requires vigilance; guests must be physically and mentally alert to the boating environment and fit enough to negotiate steps and the vessel layout. Boat may be wet, personal belongings should be stored with caution.