The Tuamotu and Gambier Islands Vacation Packages

Le lieu est fantastique, naturel, au milieu de l'océan et loin du tourisme de masse. Alyssone est la chef de la restauration de la pension. Elle est fantastique, tres gentille, sympathique, accueillante, douée en cuisine, en danse et pour divertir. Matua Nui, qui est le capitaine, et sa femme sont également très gentils. Nous sommes restés 3 jours, nous avions un bungalow avec vue sur la mer. Le bungalow est propre et dispose de tout le nécessaire. Sur l'île, il n'y a ni magasins, ni bars, ni restaurants, seulement cette pension et quelques maisons/cabanes abandonnées ou en construction. La pension s'occupe de tout : le transport entre l'aéroport et le Motu, les excursions, et la restauration. Lorsque nous sommes arrivés, la mer était très agitée et le trajet en petite barque n'a pas été agréable. L'excursion à la Lagune Bleue est fantastique, c'est l'endroit le plus beau que j'aie jamais vu.

Everything about this resort is exceptional. We were warmly greeted and given a tour on arrival by Cheffy who made us feel immediately relaxed and at home. Our bungalow was absolutely charming and just steps to the beach. We loved the open air sleeping area on the top floor - the sea breezes and sounds of the surf were magical. The food was fantastic - every meal fresh, full of flavor and beautifully presented. Cheffy is an incredibly talented chef as well as a wonderful host. The food was so good that every meal we had after leaving there was met with a disappointed sigh and a wish that we were back at Ninamu. The lovely Hieva was a terrific waitress and always had a warm welcome and smile. We enjoyed great snorkeling and kayaking with all equipment provided as well. We left completely relaxed and rejuvenated filled with fond memories of this little slice of paradise.

Absolutely beautiful hotel!

Excellent access to some of the best diving in the world. Located right on the water and Tumakahoa pass, this location is right on shark alley and some of the most beautiful coral I’ve seen. The property is rustic but over the water and right on the reef. It is a lot like camping. Cold showers, no locking doors, damp bedding when it rains and few amenities are all part of the experience. The boat ride from Fakarava north is a little more than an hour and can really only be done in the daytime. Our flight was delayed so we had to stay in Fakarava north, which was fully booked and ended up paying for tetamanu and the pension on the north side. The staff is friendly but don’t go out if their way in hospitality. We had to ask for basics like toilet paper and they couldn’t accomodate any dietary requests or snacks when it wasn’t time for a scheduled meal. You eat what they serve, which is pancakes and fish for the most part. It was all delicious though. The dive guides were very nice and showed us some of the most incredible diving I have experienced. For me it was a special experience, but not appropriate for people that need extra care or a honeymoon type of experience like on Moorea or bora bora.

fantastic place - we loved it! very friendly people and great food, superb swimming, sharks, rays, and games (boule, ping pong, mini golf)