Adventure & Outdoors

Tahiti is a paradise for adventure and outdoor enthusiasts, offering an exceptional blend of natural beauty and thrilling experiences. The Islands are known and celebrated for their  lush landscapes, crystal-clear blue lagoons, and dramatic mountain peaks. This makes Tahiti the perfect destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure.

Hiking through the island’s stunning trails is a must for outdoor lovers, with routes like the Fautaua Waterfall trek leading you through dense forests and past spectacular waterfalls. The rugged mountains and volcanic craters provide breathtaking panoramic views that are a reward for any adventurer.

For water sports enthusiasts, Tahiti’s turquoise waters are a playground. Surfing on world-renowned waves like Teahupo’o attracts surfers from around the globe, while snorkeling and diving in vibrant coral reefs offer encounters with exotic marine life. Lagoon kayaking and paddleboarding are also popular ways to explore the serene waters.

Tahiti’s diverse terrain makes it ideal for off-road excursions, ATV rides, and 4x4 safaris, letting you discover hidden gems of the island. Whether you're zip-lining through the forest canopy, exploring caves, or simply soaking in the stunning vistas, Tahiti provides an unparalleled adventure experience. For those seeking a balance of outdoor thrills and natural beauty, Tahiti is an absolute must-visit destination.

Just some of the many thrill seeking adventure and outdoor activities the Islands of Tahiti have to offer:

4WD: Travel through farmlands, over mountain ranges and relax beside waterfalls on these exhilarating tours. The local guides can ensure you don’t miss any of the action.

Hiking: Hiking is an amazing way to experience Tahiti's wild beauty, from the family-friendly Valley of Papenoo with its scenic countryside and hidden waterfalls to the more challenging Valley of Faananu. Guided hiking tours can take you through private gardens, ancient temples, and stunning mountain ranges.

Jet Skiing: Enjoy the thrill of racing across the ocean on a jet ski with plenty of stops to swim in the crystal-clear waters.

Swimming: Whether you float the days away in the calm waters of Matira Beach in Bora Bora or snorkel the rich coral reef ecosystem off Temae Beach in Moorea, you will have no trouble spending hours enjoying the turquoise waters of Tahiti and her Islands.

Surfing: French Polynesia is known as the birthplace of surfing, and Tahiti’s pristine waters are dotted with famous surf spots. There are waves for all skill levels; Teahupo'o is famous for massive barrels that challenge even the most experienced surfers, while Papara, with its black sand beaches, has waves that are suitable for beginners.