Destinations
Welcome to the South Pacific
The South Pacific is a bucket-list charter destination, where jagged volcanic peaks meet glassy turquoise lagoons and vibrant coral atolls. French Polynesia and Fiji offer unparalleled sailing, diving, and cultural immersion. With fewer crowds and a deep connection to nature and island traditions, this region is perfect for adventurers and those seeking solitude in paradise.
South Pacific
Where to Charter in the South Pacific
Society Islands Iconic Beauty & Protected Lagoons
Tuamotus Remote Atolls & Vibrant Reefs
Fiji Coral Reefs & Cultural Charm
Region Details
Society Islands: Iconic Beauty & Protected Lagoons
The Society Islands, including Tahiti, Bora Bora, and Moorea, blend epic scenery with accessible sailing and rich Polynesian culture. Perfect for relaxed lagoon cruising and vibrant island experiences.
Popular Stops: Tahiti, Moorea, Bora Bora, Raiatea, Huahine, Taha’a.
Activities: Surfing (Teahupoʻo), scuba diving, swimming with humpback whales (July–Nov), exploring ancient marae ruins, beachside dining.
Style: Laid-back, family-friendly, with excellent provisioning and cultural depth.
Tuamotus: Remote Atolls & Vibrant Reefs
The Tuamotus are a diver’s paradise of coral atolls with crystal-clear waters, offering solitude and raw natural beauty for seasoned sailors and adventurers.
Popular Stops: Rangiroa, Fakarava, Tikehau.
Activities: Drift diving, shark encounters, freediving, kitesurfing, relaxing in quiet lagoon anchorages.
Style: Off-grid, peaceful, and unspoiled; ideal for experienced travelers seeking nature.
Fiji: Coral Reefs & Cultural Charm
Fiji’s 300+ islands offer everything from accessible Mamanuca cruising to remote Lau Group adventures, with world-class reefs and vibrant village life.
Popular Stops: Mamanuca & Yasawa Islands, Vanua Levu, Savusavu, Taveuni, Lau Group.
Activities: Scuba diving (Rainbow Reef), surfing (Cloudbreak), spearfishing, kava ceremonies, rainforest hikes.
Style: A mix of accessible and remote; perfect for families, divers, and cultural explorers.
Getting There
- French Polynesia: Fly into Tahiti (PPT), with short domestic flights to Raiatea or other embarkation points.
- Fiji: Fly into Nadi (NAN); charters start from Port Denarau or Mamanucas. We’ll arrange transfers and provisioning.
Best Time to Visit
- May–Oct: Peak season; steady trade winds, clear skies, ideal for diving and sailing.
- Nov–Apr: Rainy season; fewer crowds, lush landscapes, but potential for cyclones. Southern areas like Fiji’s Mamanucas remain popular.
Vibrant reefs, wall dives, manta rays, and sharks.
Pristine, uncrowded anchorages across dozens of islands.
Kava ceremonies, Polynesian dances, village visits, and local feasts.
Iconic breaks like Teahupoʻo (Tahiti) and Cloudbreak (Fiji).
Paddleboarding, kayaking, kiteboarding, and jungle trails to waterfalls.
Things to Know
- French Polynesia: CFP Franc (XPF); major cards accepted at marinas/resorts.
- Fiji: Fijian Dollar (FJD); cards widely accepted, cash advised for remote islands.
- French Polynesia: French and Tahitian; English common in tourism areas.
- Fiji: English (official), Fijian, and Hindi.
Valid passport; most nationalities don’t need visas for short stays. We’ll confirm based on your nationality.
Reliable near towns/resorts; limited or no signal in remote areas.
Not customary but appreciated; small gifts or kava participation valued in Fijian villages.
- French Polynesia: 220V (European plugs).
- Fiji: 240V (Australia/NZ plugs).
The South Pacific is a sailor’s dream—turquoise lagoons, vibrant reefs, and warm island hospitality. From French Polynesia’s peaks to Fiji’s coral havens, your adventure awaits.
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