Guest Blog-Learning How to Snorkel!

We get asked this question frequently, and it is not always easy to answer because it truly feels like “summer”time all year round!

The famous breadfruit trees (known as Uru in Tahitian) are seen growing plentifully throughout the islands of Tahiti.

Like everyone, we are watching and processing the immense effects the COVID-19 pandemic is bringing upon the world. We are safe, healthy and feel extremely fortunate to be experiencing quarantine on our home island Tahaa.

We are very excited to be offering a new format and itinerary for our 2020 retreats! Join us April 25-May 2, 2020 or November 7-14, 2020 for our Tahiti Yoga and Adventure Retreats! We’ve put together the perfect week of both “Land and Sea”.

We have always been drawn to the lesser-known islands of French Polynesia.  Going off the beaten track has always been more of our vibe. But, we have to say…every time we arrive in Bora Bora, we are always astounded by the beauty, and the tangible magic that seems to exist on this famous little speck of an island.  

We’ve decided to do a blog series featuring each island that we visit on the majority of our adventures through the waters of French Polynesia…

Living on the island of Tahaa (also known as the “Vanilla Island”), definitely has its perks! When I go for my morning walks and bike rides…

We’ve been snorkeling almost everyday here in French Polynesia, trying to find new, secret spots to explore with our guests. Although there are plenty of fascinating fish…

I am often asked what it is like living in French Polynesia.  Besides the occasional sorrow for the fact there is no Trader Joe’s and good Mexican food…LIFE IS REALLY GOOD!

I recently had the pleasure of being invited to tour the inner island of Taha’a with a wonderful local family and three other guests.

I wanted to write a blog post about what a typical day in French Polynesia is like. I hit a bit of writer’s block because I quickly realized that my days spent here are far from “typical”...

The most common response I get from people when I tell them about my travels to Tahiti is that they think it is only for the rich and famous...

The life lessons I’ve learned as I’ve traveled to French Polynesia have been so powerful. I never set out to be transformed by this beautiful place...