#18603 - 08/08/05 07:43 AM
The "Un-official Tahiti Information List"
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Thomas Marshall
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Hi everyone,
Here is a copy of the Tahiti Information List that several people have been asking for.
Feel free to copy and distribute the list to family, friends, and neighbors.
The only thing I would ask in return is that you consider taking the time to assist me in keeping the list current.
So, after you visit the Islands any additional information you could provide would be appreciated (e.g. corrections, updates and new additions under any of the categories or Islands).
I would also like to begin to add new Islands to the list that I currently don’t have any information on. My intention is to begin to collect information for as many of the additional Islands as possible.
If you would simply list any Restaurants, Shops, Stores, Operators, etc. that you find of value on this thread I will transfer the new information to the list and delete the posts to keep the thread clean and easy to read.
Please list the name of the Island, type of listing, and as much relevant information as possible (e.g. name of business, phone, address, general location, goods, services, food type, cost, etc).
Also, please keep in mind this thread is for the sole purpose of providing access to the list and posting additional information that can be added. As such, any general discussion related posts will be deleted.
Thanks in advance for your help and support and I hope the list is of value to you.
And as Adam Troy would say: “Enjoy your Adventures in Paradise” 
The Un-official Tahiti Information List:
Tahiti
Restaurants:
Le Belvedere - fantastic view from the top of the mountain, very bumpy ride up the hill, will send a bus for pickup at your hotel, good food that’s over priced as usual.
Le Lotus - located at the IC Beachcomber Hotel, average food, very expensive.
Le Coco’s - excellent food, down the road from the IC Beachcomber
Lou Pescadou's – located in PPT city, great pasta and pizzas, nice relaxed atmosphere. In-expensive and credit cards are accepted. Less than two blocks from the Cathedral.
Roulottes in parking lot in Avenue Prince Hinoi 2 blocks from the Hotel Royal Tahitian. Serve everything from crepes to wood fired pizzas and poisson cru and steaks.
Shopping:
Papeete Down town Market Place (2 levels) - best priced souvenirs in French Polynesia, including Black Pearls; if you can’t find it there it’s not in F.P.
Sabani Pearls - Papeete
Tahiti Pearl Market - Papeete
Tahiti T-Shirts near Magic Pearl, great selection of T-shirts, and some are made in Tahiti.
Tamara Curios - in the shopping center Fare Tony opposite McDonalds - great selection of Tifafai and other souvenirs at great prices
Activities:
4 WD - Natura Exploration 43 03 83. tours into the mountains in Tahiti.
Moorea
Restaurants:
Aito - Good selection of seafood and meat dishes. Poisson cru was excellent with homemade chili pepper condiment. Very good Bloody Marys. Desserts very good: Banana crepes and baked papaya with coconut creme dessert were excellent. Great view of the lagoon with nice breeze.
Le Plantation - very nice, tropical plantation type ambiance.
Te Honu Iti - up scale, expensive, romantic, one of the nicest places on Moorea. Ask for a table by the railing so you can watch and feed the fish.
Alfredo’s - nice ambiance, good food, better than most in service.
Le Nouveau Monde - at Cook’s Bay, new management, rated highly by the locals.
Le Mahogany - nice ambiance, very good French, Tahitian and Chinese food.
Chez Michelle - at Cook’s Bay, next to the bridge, small place, Internet access available, good food with reasonable prices.
Chez Capo - located in Moorea Airport, nice place, very good Polynesian specialty food.
Mayflower – Very good French Food, friendly staff, try the Curry Shrimp
Le Cocotier - excellent French Food.
Le Sud - a 5 minute walk from the Pearl in Maharepa. Seemed to be a good mix of locals and tourists. Fairly large menu with lots of seafood/shellfish, southern French preparations, and pizza.
Le Pecheur - on Cooks Bay, no other details
Les Tipaniers - nice place, good food.
Sheraton Moorea BBQ - excellent food, very nice time.
Tortuga’s – a good Pizza and Itallian seafood place, located n Haapiti between the Hibiscus and Moorea Village hotels.
Le Motu Pizza - across from Club Med, excellent sandwiches and burgers.
Allo’s Pizza - near Club Bali Hai, will deliver to most hotels.
Blue Pineapple (L’ananas bleu) - located at the Club Bali Hai on Cook’s Bay, serves breakfast and lunch, great hamburgers and fresh seafood.
Royal Chicken - roulotte on the road between the Hibiscus and Moorea Village for some of the best rotisserie chicken ever, call for take out/pickup.
La Licorne d'Or (Gold Unicorn) - Might be the finest on Moorea and certainly the prettiest. A ways south of the Sheraton, but they pick up and deliver (in an ancient Fiat).
Roulotte Chez Mariana - in Maharepa. It's in the magasin parking lot right next to Le Mahogany. She's not there Mondays and Tuesdays. Best Chao men, poisson cru, and boeuf au legumes anywhere on the island.
Roulotte Tavairai - in Maharepa. Look for the christmas lights and it has a semi permanent hut where you eat. Excellent chao men and poisson cru.
Roulotte in Pao Pao - at the mouth of Opunohu bay as you are coming from CBH. It's between the Sheraton and the sailing school. It's also semi permanent, with a very small trailer and a separate cooking area. It has separate toilettes too. It's easiest to find if you look for the two 10x20 portable tents (car type) set up to shelter you as you eat. Excellent food.
Jules and Claudine Roulotte - at the wharf in Pao Pao. This is in walking distance from Club Bali Hai, before the supermarche. It has lots of bright yellow tables and chairs to eat at.
Roulotte Papetoai - near the magasin in the main part of the village.
Pizza Daniel - near marker 34, close to Haapiti, very unique setting and great pizza.
Coco D'Isle - at Hauru Point. Just down the road from Roulotte Royal chicken. Tel:56 59 07. Saturday night they have a live trio playing Tahitian music and a dancing performance. Traditional Tahitian food served in scooped out coconut shells. Also serve pizzas. Packed with locals. Dinner for 2 which included one entree, 2 mains and a bottle of wine was 7000 CFP.
Carameline's: in Maharepa shopping center, walking distance from Moorea Pearl. Wonderul crepes, pastries and french fare. reasonable.
Activities:
Shark and Ray Feeding – Moorea Campground Shark and Ray Feeding Tour (Location on map: PK 27.5, Phone: 56 14 42) which you can book directly. The morning tour runs from 10:00 – 1:00pm, and the afternoon runs from 2:00 – 5:00pm. Visitors are charged 2000 CFP or about $20.00. The Campground is about 50 yards from Moorea Village. Bring your own mask and snorkel, and beer or soft drinks. Great value for the money.
4x4 Island Tour- Albert Tours among others.
The Dolphin Experience - at the IC Beachcomber, three levels of price. Be sure and make a reservation in advance.
Boat rentals – Moorea Loca Boat, no permit required, located at the "Les Tipaniers" hotel ( http://www.gomoorea.com/sea_activities ). Phone 78 13 39
Whale & Dolphin viewing – Dr. Poole’s Whale & Dolphin Watch, email address: dwwe@mail.pf
Hard Hat Diving - Aqua Blue excursion. If you don't scuba dive but would like a similar experience this excursion is great. Put on a hard hat helmet and walk on the lagoon floor, lots of fun, easy, and no risk.
Shopping:
Ari's - in Pao Pao, their selection of fresh meat and produce are the best on Moorea
Black Pearls - Tahia Collins (free beer), Sibani Pearls, Herman’s Pearls, Pai Moana, and Eva’s (nice lady, well educated) to name a few. Most of these shops will pick you up from your hotel.
Belevedere Lookout - general store within walking distance.
Pineapple Distillery - watch your drinking, particularly in the afternoon as they have sobriety stops around the Island.
Le Petit Village - near IC Beachcomber, small shopping center with a Grocery Store, Souvenir Shops, Bank and Internet access.
Magasin Vaiterua Market - take a right out of the Sheraton and walk about 15 mins., small store with breads, juices and beer. Also another store about 15 mins. walk to the right out of the Sheraton, good meat and cheese selection.
Socredo Shopping Center - located in Maharepa, many shops, restaurants, etc.
Raehau Shopping Center - located in Maharepa as well.
Mereat' Art - Little roadside boutique at PK 13.9, to the left about 200m when exiting the Sheraton grounds
Champion Super Marche - located south of ferry docks. Very large warehouse/supermarket operation with best prices. Some items are in larger bulk sizes. Has good selection of take-away food, fresh produce, bakery goods, cases of Hinano, Tahiti Drinks, Avatea brand booze in most flavors in 350 and 700 ml bottles, water activity equipment, sunblock, monoi, books and magazines. If you’re staying at a pension, and have a car, I would shop here for the entire stay.
Magasin Rene Junior - located just north of the Chicken Man (between Moorea Village and the Hibiscus). Very well stocked small market (far better than the ABC store, IMHO). Cash only.
Heimata Boutique - Cook's Bay, PaoPao. Next to Te Honu Iti Restaurant. Tel: 56 18 51. If the shop is closed call the lady on that number as she has the phone diverted to her home and she will come and open the shop for you. Carry an extensive range of clothing, tablecloths and locally made Tifafai quilts for 30,000 CFP.
Enata Boutique - at Hauru Point for a great range of pareos.
Carole Boutique - for tropical homewares - just before Le Petit Village at Hauru Point.
L'Artisan Perlier - Temae on the mountain side for black pearls. Run by Dominique Seybald and her daughter who source them directly from Pearl Farmers in Rangiroa. Tel: 56 17 44. email: ppseybald@mail.pf. Has containers of black pearls starting at $6USD and better quality ones at $12 USD. Also has the higher quality ones. Very reasonably priced.
Rent a car and take a cruise around the Island, many shops and places to stop, great views around every corner. Also, lots of beaches to stop at and take a dip, snorkel or just hang out.
Bora Bora
Restaurants:
Top Dive - most up scale/fancy restaurant on the island, very romantic ambiance, excellent food, very expensive.
Bloody Mary’s - great ambiance, Ok food and service, very touristy, and expensive.
La Bounty - casual outdoor dining, rated very well on most forums.
Bamboo House - nice relaxed ambiance, mixed reviews.
Fare Manuia – 5 min. walk from the IC Beachcomber, nice place, intimate, they serve massive steaks if you feel like meat, top rate food with reasonable prices.
Hotel Bora Bora BBQ - dynamite food, great show, and killer ambiance.
Snack Matira - sandwiches, burgers, fries, etc.
Ben’s Pizza - pizza, burgers, fries, etc. Open until 5:00 pm.
Restaurant Patoti - snacks, burgers, fries, and also serves a variety of fish, steak, duck, and desserts.
Villa Mahana - fairly new - arguably the best food on the Island. The ambiance is beautiful and romantic. There are five tables on the main level, and two tables up a few stairs that get reserved early. If you can, try to get the table at the very top, but if you can't, don't worry, there isn't a bad table there. http://www.villamahana.com
Kaina Hut - very ambient open style Fare with sand floors. Great range of cocktails. Try the breadfruit gnocchi. You won't find it anywhere else. Highly recommended :http://www.kainahut.com/menu.html
The Snack Matira Beach - Close to the Hotel Matira. Can be accessed from the road or from the beach. Good breakfasts for reasonable prices. Decent Ham and Cheese omelets for less than 1000cfp. They also serve lunch and dinner. Cheeseburger and fries is 1300cfp.
Pirate Bar – on the water, occasional Manta Ray viewing, nice atmosphere, reasonable prices.
L'Appetisserie: In the back of a strip mall; cheap little sandwich shop; also has other snacks, croissants, ice cream, and a few computers to check your E-Mail.
Snack Bora Burgers - Next to post office; small fast food place; has good burgers and fries as well as croque monsieur
Activities:
Shark and Ray Feeding - Tevia Tours, Taremoana Tours, and Patrick’s among others, any hotel or travel agent can book them.
4x4 Island Tour- Patrick’s among others.
Private Picnic - Etienne’s Tour, Patrick’s, or Keishi Tour will arrange these outings. I highly recommend Keishi (ask for Pierrot, Phone 79 26 56). He sets up a table in the lagoon water next to a private Motu. Lunch features Lobster, Crab, Steak, Chicken, Fruit and Champagne. Snorkeling around the Island, Shark and Ray Feeding, Manta Ray viewing and whatever else your heart desires. These run around $500.00 for two, plus $100.00 for each additional person. The operator will usually pick you up at your hotel around 9:30am and drop you off at 3:00pm.
Patrick’s tour is also very nice. He serves a traditional Tahitian feast of foods cooked in an ahima'a (underground oven). Meals consist of roast pig, breadfruit, plantains, taro leaves, and the ever present poisson cru. Patrick is from Bora Bora and is a gracious host.
Horse Back Riding - Ranch Reva Reva, on private Motu for Beach and interior ride.
Bora Bora Lagoonarium - across from Le Meridian, swim with the sharks and many other sea creatures, can also purchase a movie of you swimming with the Sharks.
Sunset Cocktail Cruise - aboard the “Taravana” with Captain Richard, sails from many of the hotels, can be booked through your hotel or travel agent.
Boat rentals – based at Matira Beach, small boats, no permit required, larger boat requires a license, also a taxi service to and/or from any place on the Island (Phone (689) 67.60.61 ). Ask for Rene or Maguy.
( http://www.boraboraisland.com/todo/maevas/taxi.html )
Parasailing – Bora Bora Parasailing, offers single and double person rides, no age limit. Contact B.P. 567 - Vaitape, Bora Bora Tel/ Fax: (689) 67 70 34 , GSM: 78 27 10 http://www.tahiticoupons.com/English/dream_idp.php?cat=19&name=Parasailing.
4WD – Tupuna Mountain Safari 677 506 or cell 713 484. Takes you to a lookout to see the motus, the cannons put up during WW2, the studio of Emmanuel Masson and a Pearl Farm.
Shopping:
Black Pearls - several places around the Island, rent a Le Car and have fun.
Souvenirs and Shops - the Flea Market Building near the wharf in Vaitape. Tiare Market, turn left out of the Sofitel Marara, it’s about a five-minute walk. China Lee Market in Viatape. O.P.E.C., on the road from Viatape to Matira Point. Boutique Fareani north of the ICB, it sells ice cream bars and nick knacks.
Studio of Emmanuel Masson - hand painted pareos - more works of art than anything else. Average price 4700 CFP. The most expensive is 7000 CFP. Expensive but the most beautiful you will see anywhere.
Le Gallerie - in Vaitape for high-end shopping, helpful clerks, but no pressure, and a glass of champagne served when a purchase is made. I bought my wife a beautiful pearl here and the sales girl delivered it to HBB for us after they finished doing the custom setting.
Huahine
Restaurants:
Poetaina – Located in Fare. They serve fresh fish with terrific sauces. Very friendly and affordable.
Te Marara – Located at the edge of the main street. The Vanilla Mahi Mahi is a must.
La Bousole – Located next to the Te Tiare transfer base.
Chez Guynette - Nice place for lunch or an inexpensive breakfast, small menu but good food and people watching.
Te Tiare Hotel - has an excellent restaurant.
Pension Mauarii – Lunch and dinner.
Relais Mahana Hotel - Nice for lunch and dinner. Great seafood and good prices.
Patisserie Fare – Located across the street from the post office, about a 5-10 min walk towards the airport.
Temarara - A true South Pacific Bar, and be sure to try a maitai.
Chez Tara's – Just up the beach from Pension Mauarii. Large portions of great food and very reasonable prices.
Activities:
Maraamu kite surfing - They also have Hobie Cats, Wind Suring, and many other activities/rentals. Website: http://www.tahitikite.com/2004/kitesurfA.htm
Huahine Natique - They provide Shark Feeding, Picnic, and Jet Skiing tours.
Website: http://www.huahine-nautique.com/accueilpicnicA.htm
Island Eco Tours - run by Mr. Paul Atallah, his morning tour is highly recommended. Telephone Paul at (689) 68.79.67 or book through your hotel.
Huahine Explorer – 4x4 trips and Island tours. Website: http://www.iaorana-huahine.com/en/explorer.html
Eurocar – Located in Fare, rental cars and bikes.
Boat Rentals - Downtown, small gas powered boats can be rented to tour the lagoon.
Shopping:
Magasin – A very small market located about 2 km south of the Relais Mahana hotel - around the point and just past Flosse's estate on the left side of the road.
Huahine Pearl Farm - Owned by an American and his Tahitian wife. They also feature pottery and very nice carved coral sculptures.
Melanie Dupres art work, her store is located right after the bridge on the road to the Sofitel. Has posters, lithographs, oil paintings, etc.
Super Fare Nui-the grocery store downtown has notices on what is going on in Huahine; but bring a French dictionary to read the notices.
Downtown Fare – has several road side vendors, markets, roulettes, and small shops as well.
Artisan Market - at Fare for necklaces, Tifafai quilts and cushion covers, baskets. Very reaonably priced. Run by the local ladies.
Rangiroa
Restaurants:
Le Relley Ohutu Roulotte - Fresh fish, steak, chicken, Chinese including chao mein, hamburgers & fries, desserts, juice, wine and beer. At the end of the road at Tiputa Pass. Dining is overwater with a great view of the beach and Kia Ora Hotel. Prices are very good from $5 - $15. - portions are generous and delicious.
KOV Bar - Excellent place to sit and watch the sunset and the lagoon. Very large selection of drinks. Indoor bar area has glass floors to watch the fish underneath.
Filippo Pizzeria – next to the Rangiroa Lodge. Eat in and take out. The 3 cheese pizza is incredible.
Chez Auguste & Antoinette – in Avatoru. Busy local snack restaurant and take away. Things start getting busy at about 7 pm, fun people watching.
Shopping:
Paul Gauguins Pearl Farm - Free Tour and Boutique. Free Shuttle. Tours at 8:30, 10:30, 2:00. Boutique from 8:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00. Thousands of loose pearls in all sizes and grades, very good prices. Located mid-point on the motu, west of the airport, lagoon side.
Black Pearl Island - Mostly mounted pearls, a few loose pearls. Average selection. Prices average. Located west of the airport, oceanside.
Ikimasho - Mostly mounted pearls, a few loose pearls. Good selection. Prices average. Located in Avatoru village off main road. Easy to find. Owner is very helpful.
Tetua Pearl Farm - Mostly mounted pearls with a few unmounted pearls. Small selection of average to uninspiring pearls. Prices average. Located east of the airport, next to the scooter rental, oceanside.
Boutique Vanille - located next to a dive operation to the east of KOV. Very small but nice selection of gifts.
Te Vahine Creations - Nice new and classy boutique. Has mother of pearl and black pearl jewelry, ceramics, pareos, clothing. Between the airport and Avatoru Village.
Coconut Boutique - Nice small boutique of typical tourist items, pareos, post cards. Between the airport and Avatoru Village.
Vai Boutique - Nice selection of pareos, handcrafts, and typical touris items. Near Avatoru Village.
Carole Pareos - Never open in the four days we were there. It might be closed during the off-peak season.
Ocean Passion - Never open in the four days we were there. It might be closed during the off-peak season.
Activities:
Tane Excursions - Located in Avatoru Village next to Snack Tauiraii. 7500 cfp for an all day Blue Lagoon outing and picnic, and a "if you dare" black tip shark feeding off of the Blue Lagoon motu. This was an excellent excursion. They also do Blue Lagoon/Reef Isle Excursion for 10500 cfp, which cuts short the full Blue Lagoon experience by 1.5 hours, and makes for a lot of boat riding to the Reef Isle and then back to Avatoru. Telephone is 968468.
The following information was obtained from flyers at Pension Tuanake and is for information purposes only (no direct experience with the vendors) :
Marehehonae Excursions:
Green Lagoon Excursion - Lunch included - 7500 cfp
Rangiroa Vineyards and Wine Tasting - 6000 cfp
Rangiroa Vineyards, Wine Tasting, Lunch, Swimming - 9600 cpfs
Snorkeling Avatoru Pass - 4500 cfp
Winery in Avatoru - 1800 cfp
Telephone is 716710
Ragi Excursions:
Tiputa Pass Snorkeling 3500 cfp
Tiputa and Avatoru Passes 4500 cfp
Telephone is 727053
Haiatua Excursions out of Pension Cecile:
Otepipi Village - 10500 cfp
Pink Sands - 12000 cfp
Blue Lagoon - 7500 cfp
Reef Isle - 7500 cfp
Telephone is 960506
Spirit Excursions:
Pink Sands and Motu Hopping - 10500 cfp
Telephone is 712990
Chasse Sous Marine:
Green Lagoon Snorkeling 3500 cfp (5000 cfp with picnic)
Telephone is 772825
Magasins:
Magasin Daniel: In Avatoru Village, lagoon side. Very large selection of groceries, including best selection of take-away foods, casse croute, and bakery items. Fresh produce, meats, beer, wine, ice cream, juices, water, sundries. Probably the best place to shop on the motu.
Magasin Heiura-Api: west of the airport. Very large selection, including general groceries, fresh produce, beer, wine, juices, water, ice cream, and good refrigerated section of ice cream. Sundries. Bakery items are relatively limited. Limited selection of take away items.
Magasin at Avatoru Pass (no name on the shop): near Bank Socredo. Very limited selection of food items, many can goods and non-perishables. Beer, juices and ice cream. Caters more to the local residents.
Roulottes: A roulotte appeared to be set up across the road from the Paul Gauguin Pearl Farm but open maybe late afternoon for a couple of hours. The truck was gone by 8:00 pm.
Chicken rotisserie stand near the airport - never open during our four day stay.
Tikehau:
Restaurants:
Snack Chez Cindy - It’s on the same street as the two grocery stores.
It’s approximately two blocks to your right (with your back to the dock, facing the grocery.) It will be on your right. Open Sunday – Friday 10:30 – 2 and 5:30 – 9, closed on Saturday. Hamburger 450, Frites 500, SteakFrites 1000, Poisson Cru 1000, Can of Coke 250, mil. of water 200. Take out available. Poisson Cru and the SteakFrites are very good.
Shopping:
Magasin Henriette – it’s at the intersection of the street that ends at the dock and the 2nd street at from the dock. Well stocked, you can also buy postcards for 100 (including post cards featuring the Pearl Beach resort).
Has a sign saying Bicycles for Rent.
Magasin Tikehau – on the same street, facing the other grocery store you would go to your right. I did not have occasion to go in. Bikes appear to be for rent there also.
General Information Section:
Helpful contacts and other information you should bring along on your trip:
(Your) Airline domestic phone #
(Your) Airline international phone #
(Your) Airline flight information including confirmation codes.
Air Tahiti Nui (from states) 877-824-4846
Air Tahiti Nui (from FP) (689)46 03 03
Air Moorea (in Tahiti) 86 41 41
Air Moorea (in Moorea) 56 10 34
Air Tahiti (689) 86 42 42
(Your) Hotel number from states
(Your) Hotel number in FP
Bring list of confirmation numbers
Ferry #'s: Aremiti II (in Tahiti) 42 88 88
Aremiti II (in Moorea) 56 31 10
Tamahume II (in Tahiti) 43 76 50
Tamahume II (in Moorea) 56 30 16
Toutist Offices: Tahiti 50 57 00
Moorea (airport) 56 29 09
Bora Bora (Viatape) 67 76 36
(Your) Passport number and expiration date (copy made and one copy left home)
No US Embassy nor diplomatic post on Tahiti, nor on any other French Polynesian islands. Assistance for US citizens provided by US Embassy in Suva, Fiji, at 31 Loftus Street, PO Box 218, in capital city of Suva 679-314-466, fax 679-300-081.
(Your) Telephone calling card telephone #
(Your) Credit card company toll free # (if lost or stolen)
English speaking Doctors Pacific Help 50 22 33
English speaking Dentist Dr Peter Cowen 82 49 25
Add your US Congress representative office phone number and have them deal with the US Embassy in Suva. The staff in Suva doesn't like to get their feathers ruffled by a member of Congress but it helps to call and involve your Congress Rep.
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