Small Group Shared Tahiti Circle Island Waterfalls and Views

An immersive, educational small-group circle-island tour led by seasoned local guides with 20 years of guiding experience— guides by vocation who love sharing Tahiti unique experience. We don’t just show the sights; we explain Polynesian culture, history, geology, and botany at each stop, with personal attention for every traveler with up to 7 guests and tailored photo stops. Travel in a licensed, air-conditioned minivan with complimentary water and seasonal fruit when available, and feel warm Polynesian hospitality that makes the day informative and fun. We journey between lush mountains and the turquoise lagoon, stopping at the most interesting attractions — including one of Tahiti’s largest waterfalls, scenic viewpoints, marae (sacred temple), black-sand beaches, and Mara’a Grotto. With rich sightseeing and clear commentary, you’ll get the best overview of Tahiti — from culture and history to geology and plants — and leave with great photos and real insight.

1. 1

   Stop 1

   10 min

   Marae Taata is one of Tahiti’s largest traditional temple complexes, featuring three connected marae with distinct stonework. It offers a powerful glimpse into Polynesian ceremonial life and architecture, set amid lush coastal scenery.

2. 2

   Maraa Grotto

   15 min

   Mara’a Grotto — a fern-draped cave with a crystal-clear spring pool and cool, natural shade. A peaceful photo stop and quick walk, perfect for a refreshing break.

3. 3

   The Water Gardens of Vaipahi

   20 min

   Vaipahi Water Gardens — serene spring-fed paths with small cascades, lily ponds, and lush tropical plants (ethnobotanical collection). Easy, shaded walking trails and great photo spots for a calm break.

4. 4

   Faarumai Waterfalls

   20 min

   Faarumai Waterfalls — a breathtaking 300-foot cascade set in a lush emerald valley. Enjoy a short, easy path to cool mist, natural shade, and fantastic photo spots among ferns and basalt cliffs.

5. 5

   Point Venus

   20 min

   Point Venus — historic black-sand headland at Matavai Bay with a classic lighthouse and wide ocean views. Learn the story behind “Mutiny on the Bounty” and the breadfruit mission that began here, plus other landmark moments in Tahiti’s history.

• Service animals allowed
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Luggage is generally not permitted. However, if you need to bring luggage, please contact us in advance. We may be able to accommodate your request.

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