This ten-day journey offers the most exclusive way to experience the best of French Polynesia – from Mo’orea’s tranquil lagoons to the remote charm of Raiatea and Tahaa, ending with time in Bora Bora.
10 days
|£4,955pp
This ten-day journey offers the most exclusive way to experience the best of French Polynesia – from Mo’orea’s tranquil lagoons to the remote charm of Raiatea and Tahaa, ending with time in Bora Bora.
Sailing between islands allows you to experience the region at a slower pace – waking each morning to new views, swimming in clear water straight from the deck, and dining under the stars with the sound of the ocean around you. Every detail is taken care of by your private skipper and onboard chef, while each stay ashore offers comfort, calm and the distinct beauty of the islands.
Designed for travellers who value space, privacy and a sense of freedom, it combines luxury resorts with a private catamaran charter through the South Pacific.
Begin your journey with a short ferry transfer from Tahiti to Mo’orea, a 25-minute crossing with views of volcanic peaks rising from the sea. You’ll be welcomed and transferred to your resort, set along a stretch of soft white sand and calm turquoise lagoon.
Spend your first days adjusting to island time. Snorkel from the shore among rays and tropical fish, paddleboard along the reef, or relax on your private terrace. For a touch of adventure, take a guided 4WD tour through Mo’orea’s lush interior or visit a local market to sample fresh fruit and handmade crafts. Evenings adopt a relaxed tone – cocktails by the water, followed by dinner under the stars.
Fly to Raiatea, where you’ll board your private catamaran for three nights of sailing through French Polynesia’s tranquil lagoons. Your skipper and chef will take care of everything – from navigating to secluded anchorages to preparing fresh meals using local ingredients.
Each day brings a new island or hidden bay. Swim or snorkel in clear waters, kayak along coral gardens, or simply relax on deck and watch the horizon drift by. Visit the islands of Tahaa and Raiatea, known for their vanilla plantations and quiet, unspoiled beaches. The pace is entirely your own to decide.
On your seventh day, you’ll sail into Bora Bora’s famous lagoon, where your private transfer will take you to a boutique resort surrounded by tropical gardens and calm waters. Choose between a pool bungalow tucked among palms or an iconic overwater villa.
During your stay, explore the island by 4×4 safari, paddle an outrigger canoe, or take a private boat to nearby motus for a picnic lunch. For those seeking complete relaxation, the resort’s world-class spa and infinity pool offer panoramic lagoon views and quiet seclusion.
Evenings in Bora Bora are best spent outdoors – the sound of the water, a warm breeze, and the glow of the setting sun marking the perfect end to your journey.
Tell us how you want to feel, we’ll take it from there.
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