Catamaran cruise in the leeward islands
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Very beautiful cruise with superb excursions. Thank you to our captain and our cook who prepared delicious meals for us.
Guaranteed flexibility with our "Flexible Booking" service, you can change the dates of your charter without giving a reason.
Unless otherwise indicated, all obligatory and/or optional extras should be paid to the boat operator. Be sure to check with the boat operator or your GlobeSailor advisor. Please note that (unless otherwise indicated) fuel and mooring expenses are not included.
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Very beautiful cruise with superb excursions. Thank you to our captain and our cook who prepared delicious meals for us.
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Experiencing Polynesia in this way offers unique views, unforgettable sunsets, and the opportunity to meet new people. The cruise is perfectly organized, the crew is lovely, as well as highly qualified: Captain Wein and his wife became part of the group. We were fortunate to share this beautiful experience with people from all over the world; it was wonderful to get to know so many lives! We left our hearts in Polynesia, and this cruise was definitely a key element in savoring the true essence of the place. I highly recommend it!
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A dream trip! The crew made the journey an unforgettable experience. The food was consistently delicious, the excursions excellently organized, and Captain Wen extremely experienced. The catamaran was very clean and in top condition. With a full capacity of 12 guests, it can get a bit cramped, and shaded spots may be limited during longer crossings.
For those wanting to travel to French Polynesia, a catamaran tour is the perfect choice: stunning blue lagoons with views of green, mountainous islands. Since the region is generally quite expensive, this trip offers an unbeatable value for money.
Raiatea is one of the Leeward Islands of French Polynesia located about 210 kilometers far from Tahiti. The name Raiatea means 'bright sky'. Contrary to other islands of the archipelago, Raiatea is not overcrowded by tourists. Moore your boat to a dock in the main port of Raiatea- Uturoa and see the forest-covered mountains overlooking Uturoa harbour. Raiatea is known as the island of vanilla, pinapple and coconut- get off board for a glass of pinacolada. Take a break in Utuora which offers beautiful beaches as well as parks and performances of traditional dance. Then set your sail and head for the adjacent Tahaa, sharing the same lagoon with Raiatea and enjoy the best of Polynesia.