Huahine

quiet luxury, wild beauty, and you—unrushed

Huahine is best for travelers who want a quieter “old Polynesia” feel—mixing lagoon days, archaeological sites (marae), and slow village life—so a split stay between the north (Fare/Maeva) and south (Haamene area) gives the most variety with minimal driving. Tahiti Tourisme highlights Huahine for lagoon tours, motu picnics, hiking, island tours by 4x4, cultural sites (notably Maeva), and the sacred blue‑eyed eels of Faie.

Split stay (recommended)

Nights 1–3: North Huahine (Fare or Maeva) for easy access to Fare town and the major marae/archaeological area at Maeva.
Nights 4–7: South Huahine (Haamene / Maroe Bay area) for calmer beaches, sunset dinners (including pizza/local spots), and a more tucked-away lagoon rhythm.

7-day Itinerary - Huahine

Day 1 — Arrive + Fare orientation (north base)

Settle in, then do a gentle loop through Fare (main town) and scout your favorite snack spot and beach access for tomorrow.
Sunset: keep it easy—lagoon-side drink or dinner near Fare so you recover from travel.

Day 2 — Lagoon tour + coral gardens + motu picnic

Book a guided lagoon tour; Tahiti Tourisme and Tahiti.com both emphasize lagoon touring as a top Huahine experience.
Choose an itinerary that includes snorkeling in coral gardens and a motu picnic lunch (specifically highlighted as a must-do).

Day 3 — Sacred & historic Huahine (Maeva marae + museum stop)

Visit Huahine’s archaeological sites, especially the marae area at Maeva, described by Tahiti Tourisme as among the most important sites on the island.
Add a quick stop at Fare Pote’e (local museum) if you want more cultural context between outdoor site visits.

Day 4 — Move south + blue‑eyed eels of Faie

Switch to your south-side lodging, then go see the sacred blue‑eyed eels of Faie (a signature Huahine stop highlighted by Tahiti Tourisme).
Keep the rest of the day slow—beach time, reading, and an early dinner.

Day 5 — 4x4 island tour (vanilla + viewpoints + hidden gems)

Do a 4x4 island tour to connect the dots: Fare, Maeva marae, vanilla plantation stops, the eels of Faie, and a belvedere viewpoint (this exact structure is described in Huahine tour descriptions).
If you already did Maeva + Faie, ask your guide to emphasize lesser-visited viewpoints and coastal photo stops.

Day 6 — Choose: hike day OR bike/e-bike scenic day

Option A (active): hike one of Huahine’s trails (Tahiti Tourisme encourages hiking for nature enthusiasts).
Option B (easy): rent a bike/e-bike and do a self-paced scenic loop with beach stops.

Day 7 — Final lagoon morning + yacht club sunset

Morning: one last snorkel or lagoon paddle/va’a session (Tahiti Tourisme mentions learning va’a/outrigger canoe skills with locals).
Evening: finish at the Huahine Yacht Club for sunset drinks/dinner (also highlighted as a Huahine dining spot).