Last time was such a great time I thought we should go back again! Our Catamaran was amazing so let's travel in Luxury and Style with a 48' Four Cabin Catamaran! Seeing Tahiti aboard this boat under sail will always be spectacular!

Pricing $2100 per person/ $550 Deposit to hold your spot! We accept "Venmo" or “Zelle” deposits for this event. Just log into Venmo ( or Zelle) and remit the deposit to email address jershilo@verizon.net, or by name jerry-shilo or phone 949-630-5574. Once received, you will be confirmed.

PLEASE NOTE, initially when you RSVP you will be on the waitlist until you place your deposit fee. We can take up to 10 per boat( 11 if we procure a larger boat) and for a more unique and incredible experience. If you don't see 10 going , there is room for you so RSVP or contact me to get aboard.

A Tahiti sailing vacation offers balmy easterly trade winds averaging between 15 and 20 knots throughout the year, virtually guaranteeing a relaxing sail every day in the calm waters behind the reefs and spirited sailing on open-water passages. Inside the reefs navigation is line-of-sight from one marker to the next, though a watchful eye on the chart is necessary, as is plotting courses on the longer passages between the islands. The tidal range is insignificant at less than one foot, which means currents are typically weak except in narrow passes through the reefs. The beauty and unique character of these exotic waters lures less experienced and veteran sailors alike to return time after time for more adventures. Year-round temperatures range from 78°F to 80°F (25°C to 26°C).TAHITI HIGHLIGHTS

Although Bora-Bora, Raiatea, Tahaa, and Huahine are neighbors, each island has a slightly different ambience. Of course, the South Pacific beauty is a common trait. The exquisite reefs, motus, and beaches are too. But on one island the emphasis may be more on catering to the chic, while on another Nature is supreme. On still another the handiwork of local artists or the quiet reverence at a stone temple dating back to the earliest times of Polynesian travelers is in evidence. Together, the four treasures of the Tahitian Leewards are an enchanting cruising ground for a memorable Tahiti sailing vacation.

The very name Bora-Bora conjures images of a far-off South Pacific paradise. The island has long been a favorite of sailors, and it still is. A single barrier reef encircles the two islands that make up Bora-Bora. The black basalt rock face of Mt. Otemanu rises 2,362 feet above an azure sea, with impressive Mt. Pahia nearby. Both dominate the heights and provide breathtaking views from the anchorages in the lagoon, one of the key attractions because of its superlative snorkeling and swimming. The smaller island, Topua, is all that’s left of the ancient volcano of Bora-Bora. Secure anchorages, white-sand beaches, restaurants, shops, art galleries, luxury resorts, and island tours are among the pleasures of a visit to Bora-Bora.

Raiatea
The second largest island in French Polynesia (Tahiti is the largest) and the largest of the Tahitian Leewards, Raiatea was known as the Sacred Island. In many ways, it’s still the cultural heart of Tahiti because of its rich history. It was once an important port on the ancient Polynesian routes through the islands, covering an enormous triangle stretching from Hawaii, Samoa, New Zealand, to present-day French Polynesia. The many fascinating archaeological and historic sites are well worth visiting on an island tour. They provide a glimpse into Polynesian culture that must be experienced firsthand.

Tahaa

The fragrant scent of vanilla fills the air on Tahaa, just north of Raiatea and encircled by the same barrier reef. In fact, 80 percent of all the vanilla in French Polynesia is grown in the mountain valleys of Tahaa, earning it the nickname of the Vanilla Island. Plantation tours are an interesting sojourn ashore. Black pearls, one of the prizes of the region, are grown on aquatic farms, some of which are open to the public. Local artisans craft fine jewelry featuring the pearls, and the intricate and beautiful bracelets, necklaces, and rings are for sale in shops throughout the Tahitian Leewards. Tahaa is home to a sea turtle preserve, where visitors can observe the creatures in a park setting. The island has many fjord-like inlets both scenic and well protected for anchoring, and the snorkeling on the reef is superb. White-sand beaches are ideal for swimming and picnicking.

Huahine

Locally known as the Garden Island for its lush tropical forests and agricultural land used to grow crops such as vanilla, copra, and even watermelons, Huahine is actually two mountainous islands spanned by a short bridge. The larger one is called Huahine-Nui, meaning big island, and, appropriately, the smaller one is called Huahine-Iti, meaning little island. Like Raiatea and Tahaa, it is much less traveled than Bora-Bora, arguably as big a tourist draw as Tahiti. Miles of pristine white-sand beaches, secure anchorages, and wonderful snorkeling are major appeals of this laid-back South Pacific treasure.

Please RSVP if interested and see if we have enough to plan a go!

See you there!

ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE

How to Get There
Fly to Papeete-Tahiti; connection is direct flight for Raiatea, with a minibus or a taxi to the base.
Raiatea Airport to The Moorings base:
Distance approx 5 Min by taxi. Cost 300 xpf per person (± 2.5 euros per person)

Servicing Airlines

International flights/International company:AIR FRANCE - AIR NZ -QANTAS - AIR CALEDONIE AIR TAHITI NUI - HAWAIIAN AIR- LAN CHILE
Domestic flights:
AIR FRANCE
AIR NEW ZEALAND
CORSAIR/Nelle Frontieres
AIR TAHITI NUI

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