Ua Pou

Ua Pou

Last island of the northen group of the Marquesas, Ua Pou is the most populated and geolocally the most recent. Ua Pou is probably one of the most beautiful and typical of Polynesia.

Ua Huka

Ua Huka

Tahiti Moorea Bora Bora Huahine Raiatea Taha’a Maupiti Tetiaroa Rangiroa Fakarava Tikehau Manihi Mangareva Nuku Hiva Hiva oa Ua Pou Ua Huka Tahuata Fatu Hiva Rurutu Tubuai Raivavae Ua Huka With its 30 square miles of mountains, UA HUKA is one of the smallest...
Fatu Hiva

Fatu Hiva

Fatu Hiva is an extreme island : the most southern, the wettest, the lushest…
This real wild paradise of an extraordinary beauty is characterized by vertiginous reliefs and luxuriant vegetation. The two peaceful villages of Omoa and Hanavavae are linked by just one road that can be taken by 4×4, by horse or by foot.

Tahuata

Tahuata

Discovered in 1595 by Spanish navigator Alvaro de Mendana de Neira, Tahuata (“sunrise” in Marqusan) is the smallest island of the archipelago.

Nuku Hiva

Nuku Hiva

The main island of the northern group and the largest of the archipelago, Nuku Hiva is the administative and economic capital of the Marquesas.

Hiva oa

Hiva oa

Tahiti Moorea Bora Bora Huahine Raiatea Taha’a Maupiti Tetiaroa Rangiroa Fakarava Tikehau Manihi Mangareva Nuku Hiva Hiva oa Ua Pou Ua Huka Tahuata Fatu Hiva Rurutu Tubuai Raivavae Hiva oa Hiva Oa is the largest of the southern islands – has always been...