Tahiti yacht charters

Tahiti is the largest of the islands that make up French Polynesia, our Tahiti catamaran charters allow you to experience a set of 118 volcanic and coral islands and atolls located in the South Pacific Ocean. Of all the islands, Tahiti is the economic, cultural, and political center of French Polynesia. Located halfway between Los Angeles and Sydney, Australia, the island is divided into Tahiti Nui and Tahiti Iti. Tahiti Nui is the bigger of the two and is located in the northwestern part of the island. It is also home to three extinct volcanic mountains, including Mount Orohena, the tallest in French Polynesia. Tahiti Iti is a smaller southwest sister island that is still connected to the main island. The Little Tahiti is only accessible by boat and is more remote and tranquil. It is also home to the legendary surfing spot of Teahupoo. Our Tahiti yacht charters allows you to explore the waters and experience what the islands have to offer.

No matter where you travel on our Tahiti boat charters, one thing is sure, you will be amazed by its beauty. Tahiti is known for its black and white sand beaches, blue lagoons, stunning lush jungles, volcanic mountains, gorgeous coral reefs, beautiful waterfalls, and abundant undersea wildlife. The landscapes blend perfectly with the friendly Tahitian culture known for its history and traditions, including the mythical concept of mana. It is also famous for its pearl farming, vanilla plantations, dance culture, and ancient ruins. Admire what the islands have to offer with luxury yacht charters in Tahiti.

• The currency in Tahiti is the CFP franc. ATMs are widely available in major cities and tourist destinations. Make sure that you always have cash on hand for small purchases or a tip. Euros and US dollars are widely accepted on the island, so don’t worry about exchanging your money.
• Tahiti is the largest island in French Polynesia, and it is also home to an international airport located in the capital of Papeete.
• Other well-known islands nearby include Bora Bora, Moorea, and Taha’a.
• Make sure you take the time to visit the capital city (Papeete). If you are hungry, make sure to test out the various foods sold at the ‘Roulottes’  (food trucks) of Papeete.
• Most of the world’s black pearls are produced around the island of Tahiti.

The best time to visit Tahiti is between May and October, with the three busiest months being June, July, and August. During this time, the temperature is cooler and less humid. The rainy season starts in November and goes on until April. The rain usually comes in short bursts during this time – heavy afternoon rainfall that clears after an hour or two. French Polynesia is on the eastern edge of the hurricane belt, so although tropical storms can occur during the wet season, the risk of hurricanes is relatively low.

With no shortage of blue skies and sunshine, chartering a yacht in Tahiti is an unforgettable experience. The island of Tahiti is located within cruising distance of five other groups of islands, all of which have their particular unique offerings, including abundant marine life, lush greenery, hidden lagoons, and the turquoise-blue water. Chartering a yacht in Tahiti gives you the freedom to take your time to explore each of the many islands and anchor down wherever you want.

Find out more about our charters in Tahiti, and read our blog articles to learn more about why you should be planning a trip to Tahiti shortly:

• Unforgettable Things to Do in Tahiti

• Tahiti Sailing Itinerary

If you want to learn more about Tahiti, we recommend that you take a look at Visit Tahiti. the official tourism website for the region for more information about what to do as well as up-to-date information about COVID-19 entry requirements.