Following increased demand from its luxury travel clients, Wayfairer Travel announces an exciting expansion into the captivating archipelago of French Polynesia. Curating enriching, one-of-a-kind journeys, the team of Wayfairer destination and concierge experts invite families, groups of friends and couples to peel back the layers of the fascinating islands and experience the rich and picturesque tapestry of the South Pacific.
“We’re thrilled to have added French Polynesia to our portfolio. Offering a blend of exotic scenery, diverse wildlife, fascinating culture and unparalleled luxury accommodation, the spectacular islands felt like a very organic expansion of the existing Wayfairer offering and mission to connect our clients with more far-flung corners of the world.” Says Tom Blakey, Founder of Wayfairer Travel.
As champions of slow, more immersive travel, the Wayfairer team encourage guests to spend longer in remote destinations, taking time to scratch beneath the surface and interact with local communities, leaving the environments in a better place than they found them wherever possible.
Whilst each itinerary is bespoke, the team have curated a sample 15-day island hopping itinerary, with another selection of sample journeys available online.
15 days island hopping in French Polynesia with Wayfairer Travel
Wayfairer’s 15-day island hopping escape visits the most enchanting parts of French Polynesia, uncovering the region’s natural wonders, local communities and calming tranquillity.
Exploring Tahiti’s black volcanic sands and admiring the views of Matavai Bay will occupy the first couple of days, before guests hop across to the island of Mo’orea to spend the next three nights. Fully immersed in the Polynesian way of life, here they’ll be able to enjoy fishing and cooking lessons, and experience an unforgettable two-hour horseback tour at the base of Mount Torui.
A catamaran and domestic flight takes guests on to their next stay – three nights in the breath-taking Tikehau overwater bungalow, set above a turquoise lagoon with abundant snorkelling and kayaking opportunities. Onwards to Bora Bora, the ‘pearl of the Pacific’, guests will embrace the slow life, take in the archaeological masterpieces and local culture, before heading to Taha’a’s “Vanilla Island”, to spend the final three days. Here, guests can enjoy the opulent Pearl Resorts’ amenities and embark on a scuba diving adventure.
From £8,800 per person.
Includes activities, domestic flights and private transfers.
