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5-Day Cruise from Tahiti to the Tuamotu: an immersion in Polynesian traditions and unspoiled nature

Main features
Boat model: Ship
Type: Yacht / Motoryacht > 24 m
Number of cabins: 103
Maximum capacity: 230 travelers

Cabin

Sky deck – Presidential suite
Exterior cabin of 41 m² with large windows and sliding doors opening onto a private balcony of 12 m², located on the Sky Deck, lounge, mini bar, large walk-in closet, 2 bathrooms with showers, vanity table, desk, 2 flat-screen TVs, safe, refrigerator, hairdryer, 1 king-size bed (180×200 cm) or 2 single beds (90×200 cm), sofa bed.
Veranda Deck / Pool Deck / Sun Deck - Royal Suite
This 22 m² exterior cabin with a 9 m² private balcony features a bedroom with a king-size bed and a living room with a sofa bed separated by a decorative Polynesian-style partition, a bathroom with shower and hairdryer, a refrigerator, and a safe.
Embarkation Deck – Royal Suite with obstructed view
Discover this 22 m² royal exterior suite with a 9 m² private balcony, featuring a king-size bed, a living room with a sofa bed, and a fully equipped bathroom. Enjoy full comfort with a refrigerator, safe, and a partially obstructed view for added privacy.
Veranda Deck / Pool Deck - Premium Suite
This 19 m² exterior cabin with a 4 m² private balcony features a bedroom with a king-size bed or twin beds, a living room with a sofa bed separated by a decorative Polynesian-style partition, a bathroom with shower and hairdryer, a refrigerator, and a safe.
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NB : The pictures, information, and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The itinerary and program indicated may be modified without notice due to weather conditions or for technical reasons (captain's decision). Sailing times may vary depending on sea conditions and weather.

Itinerary

Papeete Makatea
Departure from Papeete, welcome by our crew and sailing towards the Tuamotu Archipelago.
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Makatea Mataiva
Surrounded by steep cliffs rising nearly 240 feet above sea level, Makatea is the only atoll in the... more+ Tuamotu Islands with drinkable water, sourced from its underground caves. Once prosperous due to phosphate mining from 1917 to 1964, the atoll is now nearly deserted, with only a few families remaining. Today, the locals make a living from copra farming, fishing, and trading coconut crabs, known as “Kaveu.”
Our ship offers the opportunity to visit the remnants of Makatea’s mining era.
Passengers will disembark by tender at the Temao dock and begin their exploration of the island either on foot or by vehicle. Visit the sacred caves of Makatea and enjoy a picnic under the cliffs or on the beach. 
Activities: Including: Visit of Makatea Island on foot or by car, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Mataiva Anaa
Mataiva has everything to dazzle travelers. Its unique lagoon and white sand beaches make it one of... more+ the most stunning atolls in French Polynesia. Easily accessible from Tahiti, Mataiva has preserved its authenticity and tranquility. There is little tourism here, and the locals are welcoming, kind, and warm.
Passengers will disembark by barge at Pahua Wharf and will be greeted with an "Orero" performance. The village is a 5-minute walk from the wharf and can be explored at your leisure.
Optional excursions will be offered, such as visits to the "Turtle Rock", the "Paure" marae, the phosphate pond, the bird motu, and the "pito" of Mataiva (registration at the reception). 4x4 vehicles will take you to a private beach for a picnic and to enjoy the lagoon. 
Activities: Including: Picnic, Visit of Mataiva, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Anaa Tautira
Anaa, the cradle of Tahiti’s royal family, the Pomare dynasty, has made its mark in... more+ history.
Today, Anaa is best known for its sparkling jade-green lagoon and the picturesque white sand “butterfly” that surrounds it. Most of the population is involved in copra oil production or fishing, which has led to the development of the island’s sustainable fishing program. Look for the "feo", the massive fossilized coral blocks characteristic of the atoll.
Passengers will disembark by barge at Tukuhora Wharf. By bus or on foot, they can explore the village and its unique features. The shallow, translucent lagoon is ideal for fly fishing, one of the activities offered on Anaa. A picnic is provided on the beach in the village of Tukuhora. 
Activities: Including: Visit of the village of Tukuhora, Fly fishing, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Tautira Papeete
Tautira means "the mast of a double-hulled canoe laid on the ground." It is a village located on... more+ the isthmus of Tahiti island. It is part of the commune of Taiarapu Est, which includes Tautira, Faaone, Afaahiti (Taravao), and Pueu. Tautira was once one of the most important districts of Tahiti, led by Chief Vehiatua, who declared the independence of Taiarapu Est in 1768 and led his commune to supremacy over the entire island in 1773.
Passengers will disembark by barge at the Vereiti site, where the Pepena group will perform to set a local atmosphere. They can enjoy snorkeling at the beach, visit a taro factory just a 5-minute walk away, and relax by the river. Excursions to "Te Pari" will depart from the Vereiti pontoon (registration at the reception). "Maa Tahiti" will be served upon return from the excursion.
This is the end of our journey. It’s time to say Nana! (Goodbye) to your fellow travelers, the Polynesian staff, and the guides. 
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Possibility to privatize the boat on request
The price includes
Tourist and port tax
One bottle of wine for every 4 people for meals taken on board
Lunches in local restaurants
The guided excursions included in the program to remote villages and archaeological sites
Cultural performances
Activities included in the program
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Onboard purchases
Alcoholic beverages
Port taxes other than those included during the cruise
Fuel surcharge : 125 € / people
Meals not included in the program
Tips for guides and/or crew
Additional information
Itineraries and activities are indicative and may be subject to change based on weather conditions
CPTM reserves the right to modify or shorten the itinerary, or replace an activity, stop, or transfer with another when deemed necessary
Optional services
Flights not included in the programme are available on request

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CUSTOMIZED QUOTE

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22 May 2026 - 5 d
  • 22 May 2026
    From 1 554 € / 5 d
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Upper Deck – Dormitory – Class C
  • Upper Deck – Dormitory – Class C
  • Lower Deck – Standard Single Cabin
  • Lower Deck / Main Deck / Embarkation Deck – ...
  • Pool Deck / Sun Deck / Sky Deck – Deluxe
  • Main Deck / Upper Deck / Sun Deck / Sky Deck - ...
  • Pool Deck – Junior Suite with Balcony
  • Veranda Deck – Junior Suite without Balcony
  • Veranda Deck / Pool Deck - Premium Suite
  • Embarkation Deck – Royal Suite with obstructed ...
  • Veranda Deck / Pool Deck / Sun Deck - Royal Suite
  • Sky deck – Presidential suite
  • Privatization
Travelers: 4
Price for 4 people :
6 216 € *
Privatize the boat on request
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*If children are participating, discounts will apply. Contact us for an exact quote.
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