French Polynesia

A journey to the very heart of the Pacific Ocean
31 October 2026 – 7 November 2026
8 daysPacific OceanBali 4.6 · Comfort
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What awaits you

Amazing nature

Volcanic islands, tropical forests, and lagoons of incredible hues.

Snorkeling and diving

Coral gardens, tropical fish, rays, and sharks in crystal-clear water.

Paradise islands

Bora Bora, Raiatea, Tahaa, and Huahine — each with its own character.

The most remote point

A true journey to the other side of the world, far from the usual routes.

Cool people

Shared crew, new acquaintances, and a warm atmosphere on board.

Secluded beaches

Quiet anchorages, white sand, and evenings under the stars.

Travel route

Route by days

Day 1

Tahaa

In Raiatea, we board the catamaran and set off for the island of pearls and vanilla. Coral gardens, a jeep tour, and the first sunset in the lagoon.

Day 2

Bora Bora

The first ocean crossing to the famous lagoon. Swimming, admiring the island's peaks, and dining on the shore.

Day 3

Bora Bora

Exploring the island on ATVs: lagoon panoramas, tropical roads, and ancient sacred sites.

Day 4

Bora Bora

Swimming with rays and reef sharks. Optional helicopter flight over the lagoon.

Day 5

Raiatea

Returning to the sacred island: river, hidden valley, ancient temples, and the rare apetahi flower.

Day 6

Huahine

Beaches, surfers, local dances, and an evening barbecue in a peaceful island atmosphere.

Day 7

Huahine

Riding jet skis, visiting a pearl farm, and exploring the lagoon.

Day 8

Raiatea

Returning to Raiatea and returning the catamaran. After the trip, you can continue your stay in Tahiti or Moorea.

French Polynesia

Briefly about the trip

8 days · Pacific Ocean · Bali 4.6

A journey on a spacious catamaran with a professional captain and chef. Submit a request — a manager will confirm availability.

from 4,550 €/person
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What's included

Included

  • Catamaran and dinghy
  • Professional captain and chef
  • Assistance with tickets and visa
  • Ready itinerary and travel organization

Paid separately

  • Flights and transfers
  • On-site expenses — approximately €500–600 per person
  • Additional activities
  • Visa

Bali 4.6

Spacious catamaran for a long tropical route: large salon, cockpit, relaxation areas, and comfortable cabins.

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How to get there

We will suggest convenient flights to Tahiti and a domestic flight to Raiatea, where the route begins. After booking, we will send step-by-step instructions and help check documents.

How to join the trip?

01

Submit application

Submit an application on the trip page — a manager will check availability.

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02

Make a prepayment

After confirming your spot, you will receive terms and payment schedule.

03

Prepare

We will send instructions on flights, visas, luggage, and meeting at Raiatea.

04

Arrive at Raiatea

Check in on the catamaran and set off around the islands of French Polynesia.

Frequently Asked Questions

What visa is needed?+

A separate French visa for overseas territories may be required for French Polynesia. We will help check requirements based on your citizenship and route.

Is sailing experience required?+

No. The catamaran is operated by a professional captain; participation in sailing is optional.

Will there be seasickness?+

Most of the route takes place in protected lagoons, but ocean crossings are possible. Before departure, we will explain how to prepare.

What to bring?+

After payment, we will send a detailed memo on clothing, luggage, first aid kit, and equipment for a tropical trip.

How is accommodation arranged?+

Guests stay in double cabins on the Bali 4.6 catamaran. The manager will inform about available spots before booking.

How is the internet?+

Mobile coverage is available on major islands. At sea and in remote lagoons, internet may be unstable.

Can I come alone?+

Yes. You can book a single spot; we will introduce the shared crew in advance.

Contact Us

Leave your contact details — we will answer questions and help book a spot.

hello@wesail.coAvailable Monday–Friday, 10:00–20:00