Immersion in the heart of the original Tahiti
Through pandanus leaves, enchanting coves and the thud of the waves wash up on the reef, the presence of mana, the sacred power of the Polynesians, is stronger than ever…
Located on the west coast, facing the sunset, the ecolodge is accessed by a seaside road that extend the main road from Papeete. Integration into the magnificent landscape of the Peninsula is particularly successful. The bungalows have slipped under the foliage of the forest while maintaining a beautiful view of the lagoon.
Since Vanira perched in the mountains, surfing aficionados can evaluate the power of the wave that perpetually breaks on the coral reef, or anything that low rumble of the sea, can imagine the wave that will host the Tuahupoo spot next morning!
Eight bungalows can accommodate up to 6 people are dispersed in a 2-hectare park. Each unit is equipped with a kitchen and a private bath and a terrace with sun beds, table and chair. A privileged place to admire the view with serenity without missing the sunset literally blazing through the landscape. Two new fare are newly built with Jacuzzi and air conditioning to the attention of customers to the soul ‘Robinson in comfort’…
Local and traditional manufacturing ecolodge
The ‘fare’ are made of natural materials collected there, particularly wood and bamboo. The woods were selected and obtained following the cutting of trees during the implementation of the ecolodge. The aito, woods of legendary robustness is widely used, including its finer branches used for furniture and bungalows fare pote. It comes exclusively from the property.
Decorated with local flowers, ‘tifaifai’, a sort of Polynesian patchwork, shells and wood carvings, the ‘fare’ are decorated with a rare sense of taste.
Volcanic stones have been collected from the river associated with lime in order to build the walls of the ponds. Habitats are spacious, bright and airy, which is a guarantee of comfort in the tropics. Some bungalows have a covered roof of a plant substrate pandanus planted that provides welcomed freshness and gives a stamp and a feeling of total immersion in the plant. The achievements are the work of architects and craftsmen specializing in the production of natural habitats.
The gardens and surrounding bungalows are beautifully planted with local flowers. A lake covered with water lilies and a swimming pool complete the picture nicely.
The water used on the site comes from a source located above the property in the mountains. A ceramic filtration system can make water drinkable. However, you can boil water in the kitchen or to buy mineral water for safety.
Discover the mythical spot of Teahupoo
That’s it, you’re there! The mythical wave of Teahupoo is before you and you can finally confront you with the power of this wave nicknamed ‘jaw’. But beware, this famous spot is very dangerous and very risky day big swells. Also, if you do not want to grind on the reef better be very experienced and shaped specifically for you rub it.
For surfers who prefer to discover the most accessible spots, there are good reputable sites nearby, such as Papara for experienced surfers on the West Coast, or Papenoo for fans on the East Coast.
As for those who prefer to stay on the boat watching the surfers, the ‘taxi boats’ await them at the dock in Teahupoo. During competitions, know that the queues are long.
The right plan
To ensure the release, contact Cindy (tel : 77 72 26).
Fans of this unique spot in the world, Cindy knows the small world of Teahupoo as his pocket. Out of competition, it can also lead you to the end of the peninsula where access can be done by the sea. The passing scenery along the coast of a wild beauty breathtaking breath. In the steep cliffs and adorned with abundant vegetation, nesting numbers bird colonies. From July to December, Cindy takes you willing to sea to watch whales when they are reported.
Discover the natural wealth of the Peninsula
Go far to reach the peninsula and Teahupoo are observed that its mythical wave is totally not recommended! You’ll miss too many exciting discoveries, especially as the outdoor activities are numerous in the peninsula and the surrounding area.
Sea side, besides surfing, you only have to choose from:
Snorkeling
If you are looking for more Zen activities, snorkeling is ideal for discovering the universe of the lagoon teeming and evolve at your own pace in the warm waters tlipides e…
Diving
Diving allows you to explore with confidence the Tahiti Iti sites and its famous covered Gorgons of falling. Between coral canyons and plateaus, chimneys and peaks, the one of the peninsula diving club, Tahiti Iti Diving, you discover the rich fauna and flora. Fifteen sites are proposed to go to meet predators transiting that area, ie sharks, tuna, kingfish and leopard rays (…) and enjoy morays, eels, porcelain and black coral…
Kayak
Kayaking is a great way to admire the coast along which tumbles the lush forest.
Whale watching
Tehaupoo is also a great place for whale watching. If it is possible to encounter resident dolphins’ species throughout the year, the majestic humpback whales are more casual; humpbacks are coming to Polynesian waters between July and October for calving and breeding.
Landward, activities and visits do not miss
Hikes
Sculpted by ancient volcanic activity and erosion, the Peninsula offers a range of hikes with a variety Varee vegetation and geological features.
It is possible to opt for a few hours trekking or organize longer excursions with a guide-assisted camp. The ‘bet’ is among the most famous. This ballad cliffs allows two days to reach the other side of the island by a path that climbs along the cliffs along the sea and through creeks, stream and waterfalls… In this part of the peninsula wildest, nature is preserved and the scenery is guaranteed. Crossing the southern peninsula to the north is also very popular and allows to embrace the magnificent panorama of Tahiti Iti.
Horse riding
On the plateau Taravao, it is possible to do horseback riding through the forest and on steep land paths with ranch Rauvau.
