Tahiti & the islands by yacht
Departure Papeete (French Polynesia)Full board
8 days, 7 nights
You will love:
- • Swim with stingrays in crystal clear lagoons
- • Explore Bora Bora in a traditional truck
- • Visit a vanilla plantation and a pearl farm
from
1 950 €per person
Escape from your daily routine and set sail for 8 days in a paradise-like setting: French Polynesia! You will embark on an elegant motor sailboat and sail through the Society Archipelago. It is made up of 14 islands of volcanic origin, each one as beautiful as the next. You will discover the incredible lagoon of Bora-Bora, the pineapple plantations of Moorea, the archaeological sites of Huahine, but also pearl farms and vanilla plantations. Daily excursions (optional) will be ideal to soak up Polynesian traditions and culture.
An 11-day itinerary including the Tuamotu Islands is also available.
Please contact us for more information.
Your Boat

The Panorama II is a beautiful 50 metre long motor yacht with 3 decks. The professional and attentive crew will do everything to make you feel at home. The restaurant on the lower deck offers a generous buffet and can accommodate all passengers. The main deck lounge/bar with its comfortable seating is the perfect place to read in the heat. The outside lounge (located on the same deck) is a great place to relax and enjoy a glass of fruit juice. Finally, the upper deck is the perfect place to watch the sea or relax on a deck chair. The boat is also equipped with a swimming platform.
Specifications
Boat Model: | Panorama II |
Type: | Motor boat |
Number of Cabins: | 25 |
Maximum Capacity: | 49 |
Crew Members: | 18 |
Comfort onboard: Air-conditioned cabins (individually adjustable) Lounge Indoor & outdoor dining room Bar Restaurant Sun deck with sun beds Swimming platform Mini library Fishing and snorkelling equipment Kayak Paddle board |
The owner reserves the right to replace with a different boat model of the same quality and performance
Your Cabin
The Panorama II is an upscale cruise ship with 25 cabins (1 P-category, 12 A-category, 8 B-category and 4 C-category) with a light and wooden decor. All cabins are air-conditioned (individually regulated) and equipped with a television, telephone (internal use only), mini safe, mini fridge, bathroom with shower, hairdryer and private toilet.

Double Cabin - Category C
These cabins are located at the ends of the lower deck. They have a porthole and a double bed.

Double Cabin - Category B
These cabins are located on the lower deck and have a porthole and two twin beds. They can be converted into a triple cabin (for up to 3 adults).
Itinerary
The captain and his crew have prepared an unforgettable itinerary for you. Each day you will explore a new island and enjoy refreshing swim breaks in turquoise lagoons.
DAY 1: Papeete (Tahiti)
Your boarding of the ship is scheduled between 2:30 and 4:00 pm. You will be warmly welcomed by the crew with a welcome drink. Before casting off, you will be given a quick briefing on the safety instructions to follow during the cruise. The boat will then head for Bora-Bora. Dinner and overnight at sea.
DAY 2: Bora-Bora
You arrive in Bora-Bora early in the morning. This island, nicknamed "the pearl of the Pacific" is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful in the world. Its lagoon, dominated by Mount Otemanu (727 metres), is the refuge of an extraordinary underwater biodiversity. Several (optional) activities are offered to discover the island: a cultural tour in a 4x4 or a guided tour on board the "truck" (typical open-air bus) or snorkeling in the lagoon and swimming with stingrays and sharks. Dinner and overnight at anchor.
DAY 3: Bora-Bora - Huahine
You spend the morning in Bora-Bora and can still enjoy the excursions offered the day before or explore the island at your own pace. After lunch, the ship sets sail for Huahine, arriving in the evening. Take advantage of the crossing to relax on the sunbeds or admire the scenery from the sun deck. Overnight at anchor.
DAY 4: Huahine
Welcome to Huahine, one of the most authentic islands in the archipelago. Its inhabitants have preserved their cultures and traditions through the centuries. Huahine is home to ancient marae (sacred temples built of volcanic stone), some of which are over 700 years old. Today's optional excursion takes you on a 4WD tour of the island, visiting the villages of Fare and Maeva, an archaeological site and a vanilla plantation. You will also see the sacred blue-eyed eels of Faie. Dinner and overnight at anchor.
DAY 5: Huahine - Taha'a
Morning departure in the direction of Taha'a. It is located north of the island of Raiatea, with which it shares a sublime lagoon. Once ashore, you will smell the sweet scent of vanilla that has made the island's reputation for decades. Indeed, the vanilla plantations here are traditional, the farmers "pick" the vanilla by hand. Optional half-day excursion by 4x4 to explore the island. You will discover the splendid bay of Ha'amene, visit a pearl farm and a vanilla plantation. Dinner and overnight at anchor.
DAY 6: Taha'a - Raiatea
You reach Raiatea, the first inhabited island in Polynesia. It is home to the oldest marae in the archipelago, Taputapuatea. In the morning, a guided tour (optional) of the island by minibus. You will pass through the village of Uturoa and stop in front of Taputapuatea, a UNESCO site. In the afternoon, we propose a kayak trip on the Faaroa River (optional activity). You will discover the interior of the island and explore the rainforest with a passionate guide. Back on the boat, you head for Moorea. Dinner and overnight at sea.
Day 7: Moorea
You drop anchor in Moorea, also called "Tahiti's sister island". We have arranged two (optional) activities for you to explore the island. A snorkeling safari in the lagoon where you will meet stingrays and swim alongside them. A guided tour between nature and culture allowing you to discover the history of Moorea, and the remains of temples, altars... Your day will end around the captain's dinner. Night at anchor.
DAY 8: Moorea - Papeete (Tahiti)
At dawn, the ship sets sail for Tahiti. Your disembarkation in Papeete is scheduled after breakfast, around 9am.
Your boarding of the ship is scheduled between 2:30 and 4:00 pm. You will be warmly welcomed by the crew with a welcome drink. Before casting off, you will be given a quick briefing on the safety instructions to follow during the cruise. The boat will then head for Bora-Bora. Dinner and overnight at sea.
DAY 2: Bora-Bora
You arrive in Bora-Bora early in the morning. This island, nicknamed "the pearl of the Pacific" is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful in the world. Its lagoon, dominated by Mount Otemanu (727 metres), is the refuge of an extraordinary underwater biodiversity. Several (optional) activities are offered to discover the island: a cultural tour in a 4x4 or a guided tour on board the "truck" (typical open-air bus) or snorkeling in the lagoon and swimming with stingrays and sharks. Dinner and overnight at anchor.
DAY 3: Bora-Bora - Huahine
You spend the morning in Bora-Bora and can still enjoy the excursions offered the day before or explore the island at your own pace. After lunch, the ship sets sail for Huahine, arriving in the evening. Take advantage of the crossing to relax on the sunbeds or admire the scenery from the sun deck. Overnight at anchor.
DAY 4: Huahine
Welcome to Huahine, one of the most authentic islands in the archipelago. Its inhabitants have preserved their cultures and traditions through the centuries. Huahine is home to ancient marae (sacred temples built of volcanic stone), some of which are over 700 years old. Today's optional excursion takes you on a 4WD tour of the island, visiting the villages of Fare and Maeva, an archaeological site and a vanilla plantation. You will also see the sacred blue-eyed eels of Faie. Dinner and overnight at anchor.
DAY 5: Huahine - Taha'a
Morning departure in the direction of Taha'a. It is located north of the island of Raiatea, with which it shares a sublime lagoon. Once ashore, you will smell the sweet scent of vanilla that has made the island's reputation for decades. Indeed, the vanilla plantations here are traditional, the farmers "pick" the vanilla by hand. Optional half-day excursion by 4x4 to explore the island. You will discover the splendid bay of Ha'amene, visit a pearl farm and a vanilla plantation. Dinner and overnight at anchor.
DAY 6: Taha'a - Raiatea
You reach Raiatea, the first inhabited island in Polynesia. It is home to the oldest marae in the archipelago, Taputapuatea. In the morning, a guided tour (optional) of the island by minibus. You will pass through the village of Uturoa and stop in front of Taputapuatea, a UNESCO site. In the afternoon, we propose a kayak trip on the Faaroa River (optional activity). You will discover the interior of the island and explore the rainforest with a passionate guide. Back on the boat, you head for Moorea. Dinner and overnight at sea.
Day 7: Moorea
You drop anchor in Moorea, also called "Tahiti's sister island". We have arranged two (optional) activities for you to explore the island. A snorkeling safari in the lagoon where you will meet stingrays and swim alongside them. A guided tour between nature and culture allowing you to discover the history of Moorea, and the remains of temples, altars... Your day will end around the captain's dinner. Night at anchor.
DAY 8: Moorea - Papeete (Tahiti)
At dawn, the ship sets sail for Tahiti. Your disembarkation in Papeete is scheduled after breakfast, around 9am.
Your stops:
Papeete (Tahiti) > Bora-Bora > Huahine > Taha'a > Raiatea > Moorea > Papeete (Tahiti)
The itinerary may be changed without prior notice due to technical or weather conditions
Prices
Departure / Return | Double Cabin - Category CPrice per person incl. VAT | Double Cabin - Category BPrice per person incl. VAT | Double Cabin - Category APrice per person incl. VAT | Double Cabin - Category PPrice per person incl. VAT |
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Friday 05 Aug / Friday 12 Aug | 2 350 € | 2 600 € | 3 100 € | 3 900 € | |
Friday 12 Aug / Friday 19 Aug | 2 350 € | 2 600 € | 3 100 € | 3 900 € | |
Friday 19 Aug / Friday 26 Aug | 2 350 € | 2 600 € | 3 100 € | 3 900 € | |
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Friday 16 Sep / Friday 23 Sep | 2 350 € | 2 600 € | 3 100 € | 3 900 € | |
Friday 23 Sep / Friday 30 Sep | 2 350 € | 2 600 € | 3 100 € | 3 900 € | |
Friday 30 Sep / Friday 07 Oct | Sold Out | Sold Out | Sold Out | Sold Out | |
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Friday 07 Oct / Friday 14 Oct | Sold Out | Sold Out | Sold Out | Sold Out | |
Friday 21 Oct / Friday 28 Oct | 2 150 € | 2 500 € | 2 950 € | 3 650 € | |
Friday 28 Oct / Friday 04 Nov | 2 150 € | 2 500 € | 2 950 € | 3 650 € | |
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Friday 25 Nov / Friday 02 Dec | 2 150 € | 2 500 € | 2 950 € | 3 650 € | |
December 2022 | |||||
Friday 02 Dec / Friday 09 Dec | 1 950 € | 2 250 € | 2 650 € | 3 300 € | |
Friday 09 Dec / Friday 16 Dec | 1 950 € | 2 250 € | 2 650 € | 3 300 € | |
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Price includes• Accommodation in double or twin cabins with private bathroom and toilet (in category P, A, B or C according to selection)
• Services of English speaking crew
• Full board (buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner)
• Welcome cocktail
• Barbecue (weather permitting)
• Captain's dinner
• Beverages: water, tea and filter coffee
• Snorkelling and fishing equipment (subject to availability)
• Guaranteed departure (from 12 participants)
• Services of English speaking crew
• Full board (buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner)
• Welcome cocktail
• Barbecue (weather permitting)
• Captain's dinner
• Beverages: water, tea and filter coffee
• Snorkelling and fishing equipment (subject to availability)
• Guaranteed departure (from 12 participants)
Price does not include• Flights
• Transfers to and from the airport to the yacht
• Drinks: juice, soft drinks and alcohol
• Tips for the crew (approx. 14 € /day/person)
• Tips for local guides
• Personal expenses
• Wifi connection (extra charge)
• Optional tours and excursions (to be booked and paid for locally)
• Port taxes: 235 € /person
• Transfers to and from the airport to the yacht
• Drinks: juice, soft drinks and alcohol
• Tips for the crew (approx. 14 € /day/person)
• Tips for local guides
• Personal expenses
• Wifi connection (extra charge)
• Optional tours and excursions (to be booked and paid for locally)
• Port taxes: 235 € /person
FAQ
In the event of cancellation, you must notify your GlobeSailor consultant as soon as possible. Regardless of the cause, the following cancellation fees will be charged: up to 90 days prior to departure: 25% /// from 89 to 60 days: 50% /// from 59 to 30 days: 75% /// from 29 days to departure: 100% of your booking.
We advise our clients to subscribe to a cancellation insurance with Ouest Assurance : http://www.ouest-assurances.fr
We advise our clients to subscribe to a cancellation insurance with Ouest Assurance : http://www.ouest-assurances.fr
To confirm your booking, you need to inform your GlobeSailor advisor who will hold an option for you until your deposit is received. The booking will only be considered definite once your deposit has been received (by bank transfer, Paypal or credit card), of between 30% and 50% of the booking amount. A 100% deposit will be required for all bookings made within one month of departure. The balance must be paid no later than 60 days before the date of embarkation.
During your cruise, you will benefit from the full board formula, including breakfasts, lunches (buffet) and dinners. Water, tea and coffee (filter) are available all day. Soft drinks and alcoholic beverages are not included. Please check the terms and conditions of your quotation. On request, your consultant can provide you with the menus offered on board. They are often prepared with fresh and local products. Please inform us as soon as possible if you are allergic to certain foods or if you have a special diet.
NB: Meals are served in the restaurant in one sitting and you are free to choose your table. During the day, you can come in casual clothes (swimming costumes and bare feet are not accepted; gentlemen must wear a T-shirt). In the evening, more formal attire is recommended.
NB: Meals are served in the restaurant in one sitting and you are free to choose your table. During the day, you can come in casual clothes (swimming costumes and bare feet are not accepted; gentlemen must wear a T-shirt). In the evening, more formal attire is recommended.
Your transfers are not included in your cruise package, however they can be organised by your GlobeSailor consultant and the base manager by taxi or minibus. Payment for this service is usually made to GlobeSailor at the time of payment of the balance or directly on site in cash. Do not forget to inform your consultant of your arrival time.
Your flight tickets can be booked by the GlobeSailor team. You just need to specify this to your consultant when booking your cruise.
For French nationals and for a stay of less than 3 months, all you need is a valid passport, valid for another 6 months after the return date. Please note: in case of a stopover in the United States, it is necessary to check that the passport meets American standards. If you are transiting through or to the United States, you must present an electronic travel authorisation, the ESTA (approximately 14 USD per person). Please note that you must provide the same information as on your passport and travel documents.
This information is subject to change by the authorities of the country visited. It is not unusual for border crossing rules to change. We therefore strongly advise you to refer to the "advice to travellers" section of the France Diplomatie website: https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/conseils-aux-voyageurs/
Nationals of other countries should contact the consulate of their country of origin for information on formalities.
This information is subject to change by the authorities of the country visited. It is not unusual for border crossing rules to change. We therefore strongly advise you to refer to the "advice to travellers" section of the France Diplomatie website: https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/conseils-aux-voyageurs/
Nationals of other countries should contact the consulate of their country of origin for information on formalities.
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