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Les avis de nos clients

  • Un beau tour de l'île
    Bravo voilà un tour de l'île intéressant qui sort des sentiers battus. Les accompagnants connaissent très bien leur île et les coutumes locales. Nous avons fait une ballade avec 24 personnes et 3 4x4 organisée dans la journée de manière très professionnelle en septembre 2016.
    Avis déposé le mercredi 22 février 2017 par Patleguen83 ( Gareoult - France )
  • Les terres et les trésors de Huahine
    Un tour en 4x4 de cette sublime île qu'est Huahine. Un guide professionnel et passionné (Manava) vous fera découvrir l'histoire de l'île et de ses vestiges ainsi que de l'origine des Polynésiens en général. J'ai adoré !
    Avis déposé le mercredi 18 janvier 2017 par Thierry C ( Lausanne - Suisse )

Tour 1/2 journée

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Durée: 4h
Tarifs 2023:
- Adulte: 6 500 Cfp
- 3 à 11 ans: 3 250 Cfp
- 0 à 2 ans: gratuit

Matin (minimum 2 personnes)
Les visites commencent entre 8h30 et 9h00 selon l'endroit où vous séjournez.
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Après-midi (minimum 4 personnes):
Les visites commencent entre 13h30 et 14h00 en fonction de l'endroit où vous séjournez.
Nous viendrons vous récupérer à votre hôtel ou pension de famille

Ce que vous visiterez : Sites archéologiques du village de Maeva et de la colline Mata'ire'a. Fare Pote'e, le musée de Maeva (droit d'entrée inclut dans le tour), pièges à poissons, plantation de vanille, plage sur le motu de Maeva, anguilles aux yeux bleus dans le village de Faie, le Belvédère et son point de vue, et le village principal de l’île de Huahine: Fare.

Ce que vous verrez : Sites archéologiques, Fare Pote'e, Pièges à poissons, Plantations, Anguilles, Montagnes, Villages, Vallées, Points de vue, Plages, Baies, Motus, Flaune et Flore.

Ce que vous apprendrez : Origines et migrations polynésiennes, Religion et Culture polynésienne traditionnelle, Marae (temples) et sites archéologiques, l’histoire des explorateurs et missionnaires, formations insulaires, vie aujourd'hui dans les îles.

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Ce que vous achèterez : N'oubliez pas d'apporter de la monnaie locale, car vous voudrez peut-être acheter des produits locaux comme la vanille dans la plantation que nous vous ferons visiter. Des objets artisanaux locaux sont également disponibles au musée Fare Pote'e. 

Tour Journée

Tour d'une journée

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Durée: 8 heures (minimum 4 personnes famille ou groupe d'amis)
Tarifs 2023:
- Adulte: 13 000 Cfp
- 3 à 11 ans: 6 500 Cfp
- 0 à 2 ans: gratuit

Les visites commencent entre 8h30 et 9h00 selon l'endroit où vous séjournez.
Nous vous récupérerons à votre hôtel ou pensions de famille.

Ce que vous visiterez : Sites archéologiques du village de Maeva et de la colline Mata'ire'a. fare pote'e musée de Maeva (frais d'entrée inclut), pièges à poissons, plantation de vanille, plage sur motu Maeva, anguilles aux yeux bleus du village de Faie, Belvedere et son point de vue, hôtel Le Mahana, plage d'Avea, marae Anini et point de vue Tefareri'i.

Ce que vous verrez : Sites archéologiques, fare pote'e, pièges à poissons, Plantations, anguilles, montagnes, 8 villages, vallées, points de vue, plages, baies, motus, faune et flore.

Ce que vous apprendrez : Origines et migrations polynésiennes, religion et culture polynésienne traditionnelle, marae et sites archéologiques, explorateurs et missionnaires, formation insulaire, vie aujourd'hui dans les îles.

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Ce que vous pouvez acheter : N'oubliez pas d'apporter de la monnaie locale, car vous voudriez peut-être acheter des produits locaux comme la vanille d’une des plantations que nous vous ferons visiter. Des objets artisanaux locaux sont également disponibles au musée fare pote'e.

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Le tour d’une journée comprend un arrêt à l'hôtel Le Mahana, où vous pourrez déjeuner et ensuite vous détendre et profiter de cette magnifique plage, faire une promenade, nager ou faire du Snorkeling. Ne pas oublier d'apporter des serviettes, de la crème solaire, des maillots de bain et l'équipement nécessaire pour faire du Snorkeling.

** Parce que différentes personnes ont des goûts différents, vous pouvez commander le déjeuner à partir du menu de l'hôtel (*). Le prix du déjeuner n'est pas inclus dans le tour. L'hôtel accepte les espèces et les cartes de crédit. **

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*Crédit photo: Hôtel Le Mahana Huahine

Tour Privé

Les tours privés avec Island Eco Tours sont personnalisés suivant votre demande. Ce choix vous permet d'avoir votre propre guide pour découvrir Huahine au rythme qui vous plait. C'est là une experience unique pour prendre le temps de voir l'île excactement comme vous le rêviez... Contactez nous directement pour cet arrangement personnalisé.

Tours croisières

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PAUL GAUGUIN


Sacred Sites and Legendary Places
Please book through Paul Gauguin Cruises Website by clicking here.
Explore the life, culture, and traditions of Tahiti past and present during this tour of Huahine’s most sacred villages and sites.
Depart the pier via off-road vehicle for an intimate guided discovery tour of Huahine. The island is renowned for its Royal Village of Maeva, considered to be one of French Polynesia’s most important archaeological areas. During your walk through the village, you will explore the archaeological sites along the lake-shore and the Fare Pote’e Cultural Center.
Continue on to Mata’ire’a Hill. Located just above the village of Maeva, Mata’ire’a Hill is home to more than 200 stone structures, including marae (ancient Polynesian temples), agricultural terraces, house foundations, fortification walls, and burial platforms.
You’ll next stop at Faie Village, where you will have an opportunity to feed the famous giant blue-eyed eels that populate a stream running through the village.
From here, you will ascend the mountain to Belvedere Point for panoramic views and photo opportunities over Maroe Bay and Huahine Iti.
Your tour concludes with a stop in Fare, Huahine’s main village. Accompanied by your guide, you will take a firsthand look at modern-day life on the island, as well as a historical glimpse at its storied past.
Following your tour, you will reboard your off-road vehicle for the return ride to the pier.
Please note: This tour involves some slight uphill walking. Guests are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. The order of sites visited may vary. Please bring some cash along with you, as you may have the opportunity to purchase some authentic Tahitian vanilla during this tour.
Please book through Paul Gauguin Cruises Website by clicking here.

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WINDSTAR CRUISES


Sacred Sites and Cultural Walk
Please book through Windstar Cruises Website by clicking here.
You will leave the pier aboard an open-air vehicle and make your way to Maeva Village, home to the densest concentration of archaeological sites in Polynesia. Marae, or prehistoric temples, abound here and stand as a testimony to the uniqueness and importance of the area. Just above Maeva is Mata’irea Hill, home to over 200 stone structures, including marae, agricultural terraces, house foundations, fortification walls, and burial platforms.
Your guided walk of the area gives you a first-hand look at these sites. See the stone fish traps of Maeva’s Lake Fauna Nui, which are still in use by the villagers after many hundreds of years. Your return route to the pier will take you through the village of Faie for a visit with the giant blue-eyed eels and then up the mountain to the Belvedere Lookout where you will have a wonderful photo opportunity of the beautiful Bay of Maroe.
Please book through Windstar Cruises Website by clicking here.

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OCEANIA CRUISES


Excursion 5: Sacred Sites & Cultural Walk
Please book through Oceania Cruises Website by clicking here.
Experience Huahine's history, traditions and archaeological sites on this in-depth "walk-about" tour.
You will leave the pier aboard the open-air "Le Truck" and make your way to Maeva Village, home to the densest concentration of archaeological sites in Polynesia.
At one time, this was the traditional home to all of the island's chiefs and their families. Marae, or prehistoric temples abound here and stand as a testimony to the uniqueness and importance of the area.Just above the coastal flat of Maeva is Mata’irea Hill, home to over 200 stone structures, including marae, agricultural terraces, house foundations, fortification walls and burial platforms.
Your guided walk of the area gives you a first-hand look at these sites and will allow you to see into the past. During your visit, your guide will cover various diverse subjects; including Polynesian origins and migrations, traditional Polynesian society, plants and animals, religion and warfare, the arrival of European explorers, missionaries, soldiers and whalers.
Re-boarding "Le Truck", you will next see the stone fish traps of Maeva’s Lake Fauna Nui, which are still in use by the villagers after many hundreds of years.
Your return route to the pier will take you through the village of Faie for a visit with the giant blue-eyed eels, and then up the mountain to the Belvedere Lookout where you will have a wonderful photo opportunity of the beautiful Bay of Maroe.
Please note: There is walking on this tour that includes some walking both uphill and downhill and uneven and natural surfaces. Le Truck is a casual, open-air vehicle resembling a windowless bus. Due to road conditions in some areas of the island, you should be prepared for a bumpy ride during parts of the tour. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Lightweight clothing; sun caps; sunglasses; sunscreen; insectant repellent; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. The itinerary and order of the stops may change and the duration of the stops can vary based upon group size and interest.
Please book through Oceania Cruises Website by clicking here.

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PRINCESS CRUISES


Sacred Sites and Legendary Places
Please book through Princess Cruises Website by clicking here.
Your spectacular excursion starts with a friendly introduction from your expert anthropologist/archaeologist guide, who has first hand experience working on the sites you will visit. Boarding "Le Truck", French Polynesia's famous local style bus, you will depart from Maroe Village on the small island of Huahine Iti, crossing the bridge to Huahine Nui, or "big island". Here you will drive past lush green valleys and turquoise lagoon through the capital town of Fare, where Captain James Cook sojourned on his visits to the island.
Your first stop is Maeva village, considered to be one of French Polynesia's most important archaeological areas and home to the largest pre-historic habitation site in Polynesia. During your walk through the village, you will explore the archaeological sites along the lake shore and the Fare Pote'e
Museum. You will learn about Polynesian origins and migrations, traditional society, religion, botany, European explorers and get a first hand look at various traditional tools, handicrafts and artifacts.
You will continue on to Mata'ire'a hill, just above the Village of Maeva and home to more than 200 stone structures, including marae, agricultural terraces, house foundations, fortification walls and burial latforms.
Your next stop, via "Le Truck", is a local family run vanilla plantation where you will have the opportunity to purchase various vanilla products. Continuing on, you will stop to see and learn about the 500 year old fish traps that thanks to restoration work are used again today by the people of Maeva Village.
Your return journey to port, will take you through the village of Faie where your guide will feed the island's giant blue-eyed eels that swim in the stream, before enjoying a photo-stop at the Belvedere Lookout, for panoramic views of Huahine Iti and beautiful Maroe Bay.
Please book through Princess Cruises Website by clicking here.
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