Island of Huahine
Huahine, the Garden of Eden
Huahine, also called the Garden of Eden, is with its lush forests, untamed landscape and quaint villages, one of French Polynesia's best kept secrets. A deep, crystal-clear lagoon surrounds the two islands while magnificient bays and white-sand beaches add drama and solitude. Huahine is a great island to visit for a relaxing "back to nature" honeymoon or vacation experience. It is untouched and peaceful.truly the way that Polynesia was about 30 years ago. We think this is the best island within the Society Islands, to visit for a true flavor of the old, warm, carefree days of Polynesian life.
A Place for Honeymooners and Couples in Love
A Huahine honeymoon is for couples looking to relax and experience the islands in their most natural setting. Huahine's lagoon is famous for jetskiing. The shallow waters, large secluded bays and quiet shores give couples the feeling of true freedom and adventure. For the perfect end of a day of exploring, we recommend a private romantic dinner served on the terrace of your bungalow at the Te Tiare Resort. Please keep in mind that Te Tiare Resort is also well-known for their Polynesian Wedding ceremonies, whether it's the exquisite Matairea Wedding or the elaborate Topa Mahana Ceremony.
Huahine Honeymoon Hotels
Hotels in Huahine include the Te Tiare Resort, an Outrigger hotel, which is a very nice hotel with some of the largest bungalows in all of Tahiti. Accommodations include garden, beach, and overwater bungalows. The hotel faces toward the islands of Raiatea and Tahaa and offers beautiful sunset views. For something less expensive, you may wish to consider the Relais Mahana, which was recently modernized and offers an excellent value. A family owned and operated property, this small hotel has the best beach and lagoon location on Huahine. There are four restaurants in Huahine, the beautiful Arii at the Te Tiare, one of the bestrestaurants in the South Pacific which also features dramatic Polynesian dance shows, Te Nahe at Relais Mahana with a charming local atmosphere. Tiare Tipanier and Te Manava located in Fare feature waterfront settings, South Seas ambience and Polynesiand and Fench cuisine.
Huahine Honeymoon Activities
Huahine can be explored by boat or jetskis, by car or jeep, or by just taking a leisurely walk to the villages, the historical sites with stops at the scenic beaches and fruit stands.
Huahine also hosts Hawaiki Nui Va'a, the largest and longest international open-ocean canoe race which covers 77 miles between Huahine and Bora Bora.
Map of Huahine
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