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Luxury Yacht Charter Tahiti

Luxury Yacht Charters Tahiti

French Polynesia, often referred to as “Tahiti and her Islands”, wears a particular atmosphere blending French sophistication with local joyful and party-like spirit. The native people combine the XXIth century way of life with ancestral rhythms of sun and the sea. At first glimpse, the 118 islands of French Polynesia seem to inspire as little activity as possible – lounging on the beach, taking a dip in warm, turquoise oceans and napping in an overwater bungalow – but this archetypal island paradise presents plenty of adventures to entice you away from more sedentary pursuits.

Selection of available Yachts in Tahiti

 

SURI

  • Motor yacht
  • 63.40 m / 208 ft
  • HALTER - 1978
  • 12 guests in 7 staterooms
M/Y CALLISTO yacht for charter
 

CALLISTO

  • Motor yacht
  • 65.20 m / 214 ft
  • FEADSHIP - 2006
  • 12 guests in 6 staterooms
M/Y INDIGO yacht
 

INDIGO

  • Motor yacht
  • 32 m / 105 ft
  • CBI NAVI - 1998
  • 7 guests in 3 staterooms
Vivirae II Nordhavn m Exterior
 

VIVIERAE II

  • Motor yacht
  • 30 m / 98 ft
  • NORDHAVN - 2017
  • 8 guests in 4 staterooms

What kind of experiences are there to enjoy on luxury yacht charters in French Polynesia?

Dive into startlingly blue waters to a depth of 30m to experience the magical ‘Manta Ballet’, in which these gentle giants swoop and soar overhead. You will be joined by a specialist from the Manta Trust who will teach you to identify individual creatures and remote tag them, contributing to an on-going international project to better understand migration routes. Head ashore to explore remnants of ancient villages and maraes that were once ceremonial religious sites. Hike through verdant valleys amongst lush vegetation and learn of wondrous Polynesian legends, ancestral plants, sacred trees and the geology of the fascinating landscape.

WHEN TO GO: French Polynesia is at its best between June and August when the climate is at its driest and the weather is balmy, sitting comfortably in the high 20s to mid 30s Celsius.

Where to visit on a trip to French Polynesia?

In the Society Islands, we would usually recommend an itinerary from Papeete to Bora Bora, to travel with the trade winds and follow a smooth way through the week. It’s also possible to travel to the Tuamotus then Society Islands, most likely over a 10 – 14 day charter.

Major yachting ports in French Polynesia?

The perfect way to travel these idyllic islands is by yacht. Here it is not a question of where you can explore, but more where can’t you.
Tahiti’s Marina Taina, Papeete Port and Mai Kai Marina are major yachting ports in the area.

OUR PARTNERS
IYBA International Yacht Brokers Association MYBA The Worldwide Yachting Association  LYBRA Large Yacht Brokers Association  APSA Asian Pacific Superyachts Association  ECPY The European  committe for professional yachting  GYA Greek Yachting Association  Monaco Capital of Advance Yachting