Private Tahiti Circle Island - Waterfalls, Black Sand & Views

Marae Arahurahu is one of Tahiti's most well-preserved and significant ancient temples. This open-air sacred site offers a glimpse into Polynesian spirituality and traditions. In ancient times, the marae served as a place for religious ceremonies, rituals, and communication with the gods. Set amidst lush tropical surroundings, Marae Arahurahu features intricately carved Tikis, stone platforms, and a serene atmosphere that reflects its cultural and spiritual importance. Visiting this site allows you to step back in time and connect with the deep roots of Polynesian history and heritage.

Maraa Grottos: A Refreshing Natural Escape The Maraa Grottos provide a cool and tranquil retreat, featuring volcanic caves with crystal-clear water inside. Water gently cascades from the rocky walls in a picturesque display, creating a soothing ambiance that perfectly complements the serene environment. Surrounding the grottos, lush banyan and fern trees add to the natural beauty, making this site an exceptional destination for nature lovers. A visit to the Maraa Grottos offers a unique blend of refreshing scenery and peaceful tranquility, making it a must-see highlight in Tahiti.

Vaipahi Garden is a breathtaking destination featuring bubbling springs, crystal-clear ponds, and a picturesque, easily accessible waterfall. This serene garden invites you to take a refreshing walk through its lush landscapes, steeped in Polynesian history and legends. In ancient times, these sacred springs were reserved exclusively for high chiefs, who were believed to bathe here after their passing, adding a sense of mystique and reverence to the site. Vaipahi Garden offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and cultural significance, making it an unforgettable experience for visitors seeking both relaxation and a connection to Tahiti's rich heritage.

The splendid and majestic Faarumai Waterfall is one of Tahiti’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders. Surrounded by lush greenery and towering cliffs, it offers a tranquil ambiance that makes you feel completely detached from the modern world. This serene and picturesque location invites visitors to reconnect with nature and experience the raw beauty of Tahiti.

Venus Point is a site of immense historical significance, offering a fascinating perspective on the beginnings of Polynesia’s modern history. This iconic location was the landing site for many of the first Europeans who arrived on the Tahitian coast. During our visit, we’ll explore monuments dedicated to the famous crew of the HMS Bounty and Captain James Cook, who used this spot to observe the transit of the planet Venus in 1769. These events marked Tahiti’s introduction to the world stage, making Venus Point a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and those interested in Polynesia’s rich cultural heritage.