Overwater bungalows represent the ultimate level of indulgence: luxury in paradise. Let yourself be rocked to sleep by the water lapping against the stilts, watch fish dance through the glass panel in the floor, jump off your terrace into a natural aquarium and wake up to breakfast brought to you in a traditional outrigger canoe: who wouldn't want to make this dream a reality?

The Islands of Tahiti offer world-class snorkeling and diving. Both experienced and beginner divers and snorkelers will be amazed by the crystal-clear waters and the density of marine life. With hundreds of dive sites throughout the islands, divers can choose from the amazing drift dives, oceanic drop-offs, sunken ships, and lagoon dives with infinite marine life.

No visit to The Islands of Tahiti is complete without trying the local specialty, the “poisson cru”: raw tuna marinated in lime and freshly squeezed coconut milk and diced vegetables. Mobile food vans (les roulottes), snack bars and restaurants all offer this speciality on the menu.

The world-renowned iridescent luster of Mother Nature's most perfect gem can only be created in the warm Tahitian lagoons. Commonly known around the world as Black Pearls, which comes in all different sizes, shapes and colors. Travelers can visit a pearl farm in Taha'a, as part of both of the above cruises. You can even dive for and bring home your own pearls!  

Forbidden by missionaries, dancing is even more an integral part of Polynesian culture today. Girls and boys begin dancing as soon as they can walk. The annual Heiva i Tahiti festivals in July, organised in Tahiti and on most islands, is a chance to see a performance by the most famed professional dance troops and schools. 

On each of our cruises, you will be delighted by an evening  performance on a private island and also on board on afternoon learn to dance how the locals do too. 

For most travellers, a stay on Bora Bora is on their bucket list. The “Pearl of the Pacific”, despite the development of tourism, is still worthy of its reputation and we will spend 2 days here! (All whilst not unpacking and repacking - though you do have that option too.) 

The Snorkelling, diving, swimming and excursions are amazing, as well as a special event on a private island for a meal, entertainment and activities. There's much more to this island than what the postcards show us: not only the island's interior, its history, the manta rays and the lagoon, but also the luxury hotels and spas on the motu (islets), accessible only by boat.