Discover the best top things to do in Fare, French Polynesia including Island Eco Tours - Day Tours, Distillerie Huahine Passion, Poe Island Tour, Fare Potee maeva huahine, Mahana Dive, Huahine Nautique, Huahine Land Safari Tour.
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Sacred Sites and Legendary Places: Island Eco Tours is a small owner operated tour service dedicated to offering visitors the highest quality, most detailed and educational land excursions available on the island of Huahine. You're guide holds diplomas from the University of Hawai'i in Polynesian Anthropology, Pacific Islands Archaeology and Travel Industry Management. Specializing in half-day and full day 4X4 tours, Ship Tours, custom private tours, group tours and archaeological walk-abouts. Island Eco Tours est une petite entreprise qui a la volonte d'offrir aux visiteurs la plus grande qualite, la plus detaillee et instructive des excursions terrestre disponible sur l'ile de Huahine. Proprietaire et guide professionnel, Paul Atallah, est diplome de l'universite de Hawaii en archeologie des iles du pacifique, anthropologie polynesienne et gestion du tourisme.
5.0 based on 45 reviews
We were told the story that years ago, a native Tahitian, Christian was concerned that an abundance of local fruit on the island of Huahine went to waste... alor... alor... and began to make brandy. We enjoyed a tasting of a variety of flavors and decided to buy a bottle of each for later enjoyment on our cruise. Our favorites: Dried Banana, Huahine Fruits, and of course, Chocolate! My brilliant sister stopped at the grocery and bought vanilla ice cream, creating a new concoction - Huahine Brandy Cream shots. Manuia!
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Poe 4x4 Tour Half day and full day in 4x4 with meals included with the locals with introduction to local cuisine. Several visits during the morning: Farm pearl, vanilla plantation, archeological site, belvedere, point of view photos, discovery of the bridge of Maroe, visit the sacred eels with the blue eyes of Faie, ...
4.5 based on 79 reviews
We were in need of some exercise so our group of 6 walked the 4.2 miles towards the museum from Fare. We packed lunch and plenty of water and headed to the museum. If you walk, take note of the local life style, the homes, the well kept front yards, the fishing traps along the lake and the burial sites in family yards. We also passed several papaya and banana trees and many skinny dogs (cue sad face). The museum had a thatched roof hut over water. Please leave a small donation, remove your shoes at the door and submerse yourself in the Polynesian lessons throughout history from discovery to colonialization to present day. There was a little exhibit of art work, carving and maps to investigate as well. Worth a stop for sure. TIP: bring mosquito repellant.
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