On Huahine, you’ll have the chance to explore both nature and the island’s heritage. During a land tour, you’ll visit marae sites, archaeological remains, a vanilla plantation, a pottery workshop, fruit farms, and the Navigation Museum. You’ll also have the opportunity to learn how to prepare traditional Tahitian dishes, steamed to perfection—both healthy and delicious.
Tahiti for Women
Immersive Journey – Island Life and Traditions, Slow Pace, and Authentic Experiences
1-14 February, 2027
Traveling to the Tahiti Islands is not simply an exotic experience—it is an encounter with a culture that is alive, breathing, and passed down through generations. In the world of the Ma’ohi heritage, stories of gods, warriors, and legends shape daily life, where music, dance, and art are not mere spectacles but a natural part of existence. On our women’s journey, we engage with this living cultural environment—with respect, curiosity, and openness. Sports also hold deep roots: spear throwing was regarded as the sport of the gods, surfing was the privilege of kings, while va’a canoe races and stone lifting were key communal events.
We will explore their historical and cultural significance and how they continue to thrive in the daily life of the island communities today. Traditional singing and dance are present at every festival; on Tahiti, ’ori Tahiti—the dance expressing powerful feminine energy—remains at the heart of communal identity. On Moorea and Huahine, we are welcomed with gentle melodies and graceful movements, where visitors are not outsiders but invited participants. Polynesian cuisine varies from island to island, yet everywhere it reflects respect for tradition: we will taste ka’a ka’u made from breadfruit, po’i from taro, and tuamotui avaro bread, all staple dishes at festive tables.
Tattooing has been part of Tahitian culture for centuries, with each design carrying meaning—signifying lineage, family bonds, or life paths. We will also learn about the pu fenua ritual, in which a newborn’s placenta is buried at the base of a tree, symbolizing the connection between humans and the land, the importance of roots, and a sense of belonging. Tiki statues hold sacred significance, and families are often protected and strengthened by an animal totem, such as a shark or a dog.
This journey is not merely an exploration of a distant island world—it is a connection with each other, with nature, and with a culture that is both ancient and vibrantly contemporary, experienced within a women’s community, slowly, mindfully, and through authentic encounters.
DETAILS
Travel
Travel to the destination is self-arranged and not included in the price, but from the moment you decide to join, we walk beside you, helping you choose the gentlest way to reach your destination.
We calculate your footprint, explore flight-free possibilities, and guide you toward options that honor both your adventure and the Earth. Because the way you arrive is already part of the journey.
Price
6690 EUR
Accommodation
3 nights in Tahiti – beachfront villa with 6 double rooms (king-size beds) and 2 queen-size beds in living rooms, plus additional hillside bungalows for 2–3 guests; shared activities on the villa grounds; self-catering.
3 nights in Huahine – guesthouse with 4 rooms and 2 bungalows in a tropical garden, comfortably accommodating multiple guests, offering an authentic atmosphere with breakfast included.
2 nights in Moorea – accommodation with 3 garden bungalows (3 guests per bungalow) and 1 family bungalow, in a beachfront setting overlooking the lagoon; no meals included.
3 nights in Tahiti – friendly lodge-style accommodation with a green garden and swimming pool, in a quiet environment. Modern and comfortable, featuring 3 studios and 1 private bungalow; close to Papeete yet in a peaceful setting; self-catering.
Dates
Winter departure: February 1–14, 2027
12 days / 11 nights
Available spots: 16/16
Maximum group size: 16 participants
The trip will not take place if fewer than 12 participants register. In that case, the paid amount will be refunded or can be transferred to another trip, according to the terms specified in the contract.
Plan B. B for Blissful Beach
Day 1: Maeva Tahiti – Welcome with Flower Garlands on the Islands
Day 2: Living Heritage – Immersion in Tahitian Culture
- Experience the heart of Tahitian culture in the Vaipahi Gardens through an authentic welcome ceremony, where traditional chants and ritual sounds greet you in a lush, sacred setting. Participate in craft and educational sessions led by a local cultural guide, uncovering ancient knowledge, learning about Tahitian customs, sacred plants, and the stories that have shaped the spirit of these gardens for centuries. This experience is more than a visit: it is a deep immersion into Polynesian heritage, fostering genuine connection with Tahiti’s living culture and leaving every participant inspired.
Day 3: Harmony of the Sea and Traditions
- The next day is dedicated to exploring Tahitian culture’s deep, nature-centered perspective and its close connection with the ocean. We’ll discover how humans and the sea live in mutual respect, while preparing traditional Tahitian dishes together on a motu and gaining insight into sustainability and ancient knowledge. The day concludes with a late-afternoon yoga meditation on the Vaipahi hills, where silence, nature, and inner balance reach a new depth.
Day 4: Huahine, the Island of Women – Welcomed with Flowers
- From Tahiti, we take a ferry to the island of Huahine, arriving after approximately six hours at this untouched, serene paradise. Our guesthouse hosts welcome the group with flower garlands and songs; the well-equipped, shared bungalows set within a tropical garden offer a true Polynesian hospitality experience, including breakfast.
Day 5: Huahine – A Day in the Rhythm of the Lagoon
Huahine, known as the “Island of Women,” offers countless authentic experiences thanks to its unique shape and well-preserved, traditional lifestyle. We explore the island’s crystal-clear lagoon, listen to local legends, and spend time with friendly local guides who share personal stories about the island’s past and daily life. During the program, we stop at coral gardens, where you can swim among colorful fish while the calm waters help you slow down and connect more deeply with yourself.
Day 6: Following the Footsteps of Experiences on Huahine
Day 7: A Day of Calm and Rejuvenation in the Heart of Huahine
- On this day, you can explore the surroundings at your own pace, relax on the beach or in the comfort of your bungalow. Enjoy the tranquility of the lagoon, stroll through the tropical garden, savor local flavors, or immerse yourself in a good book – the day is entirely tailored to your needs.
Day 8: Sunset and New Beginnings in Moorea
- After your rejuvenating stay in Huahine, allow yourself to relax and fully enjoy the day’s journey: we take the ferry to arrive on Moorea Island by sunset. Upon arrival, we settle into our guesthouse, and the day concludes with a calming sunset yoga session on the guesthouse’s beachfront.
Day 9: Culinary adventure and underwater experiences in Moorea
- Moorea welcomes us with flavors and fun on a culinary tour. We’ll learn how Tahitians prepare their most special dishes. In the afternoon, we simply relax and enjoy snorkeling by the guesthouse’s beach.
Day 10: Moorea – Nature, e-biking, and Traditions on the Water
The day begins at the Fare Natura Museum, where we gain deeper insight into Moorea’s natural and cultural heritage. Next, we embark on an e-bike tour through the Opunohu Valley, cycling among stunning mountains and lush vegetation. Along the way, we stop at a local juice stand to taste fresh smoothies and tropical drinks.
- The evening concludes with a special experience: we board a traditional Polynesian sailing canoe, where storytelling accompanies our journey, allowing us to immerse ourselves in the spirit of Polynesian navigation. From here, it’s just a short step to farewell – it’s time to return to Tahiti.
Day 11: Watercolors and Inspiring Women’s Stories
- After the past few relaxing and restorative days, we return to the town to see this paradisiacal place from a fresh perspective. We participate in a watercolor workshop set in the carefully tended tropical gardens, connecting with the environment’s beauty through painting. In the evening, a dinner is organized at the guesthouse with local women entrepreneurs. Around the table, we share conversations about visions, passions, common challenges, and our individual journeys. These heartfelt encounters give this evening its true value – creating an inspiring, personal, and memorable experience for everyone.
Day 12: Tahiti Museum and Papeete
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Price includes
Meet & Greet service at the airport
All transfers as per the itinerary
Accommodation in guesthouses and bungalows (with breakfast on Huahine)
Ferry transfers between islands
Programs and activities listed in the itinerary
1 group meal for all participants
1 Polynesian cultural guide for the entire trip
1 guide who has lived on Tahiti
Welcome gift pack for each participant
Price does not include
Airfare
Baggage fees
Travel insurance
Tips according to local customs, amounting to 100 USD per person, given in cash to drivers and local guides, collected at the start of the trip by the guide
Some dinners (where specifically indicated)
Optional activities
Personal expenses
Shopping and souvenirs
Cancellation Policy
180 days before the start of the Tahiti trip: 30% of the paid amount is refundable
120 days before: 20% of the paid amount is refundable
Within 90 days: the paid amount is non-refundable, but the trip can be transferred to another participant
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