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Discovering this archipelago, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is an extraordinary experience. Breathtaking landscapes, a fascinating and well-preserved culture, and a mana—the Polynesian word for spiritual force or energy—that is difficult not to feel when you set foot on this land.
Combine an unforgettable experience with the discovery of the Marquesas Islands. That is the promise of this exceptional cruise. Sailing from island to island at your own pace and according to your wishes, you will be captivated by majestic natural landscapes made even more beautiful from the sea. You will understand why these islands are said to be magical and mystical.
A cruise makes it easy to visit several islands without the constraints of inter-island connections.
Enjoy scenic anchorages in comfort. In these open bays, a catamaran is ideal and preferable to a monohull because it is less affected by the swell.
Na Maka is even more stable thanks to its generous size.
Indicative itinerary
Hiva Oa > Tahuata > Fatu Hiva
This itinerary is provided as a guide only. It adapts according to weather conditions, tides, and passenger preferences.
Board in Hiva Oa and stroll through the pretty village of Atuona, the island's capital and Jacques Brel's final home. Visit the terraced cemetery overlooking Atuona Bay, where he is buried alongside Gauguin, followed by a visit to the museums dedicated to them.
A dive to discover the archipelago's endemic species can be arranged, unless you would prefer a horseback ride or perhaps a sculpture workshop.

Sail towards Tahuata, known as the island of birds, reaching it after a beautiful half-day passage through the famous Bordelais Channel.
Anchor in the superb bay of Hanamoenoa, edged by a white-sand beach with coconut palms behind it, and feel as though you are close to paradise 🙂
Enjoy a cultural interlude with a visit to the village of Hapatoni a few miles away. The village stretches along a wide bay overlooked by steep mountains. It is known for its archaeological sites, numerous petroglyphs and bone carvers, the finest in the archipelago.

After a short day's sail, we will reach Fatu Hiva, the most isolated island in the archipelago, where authenticity and adventure come together.
Arrive in the legendary bay of Hanavave, where peaks and lush valleys create a layered landscape worthy of the grandest stage.
Beautiful hikes await, with a spectacular waterfall, a wonderful swim and plenty of abundant mangoes to enjoy!
The excursion on foot, horseback or by 4x4 to the village of Omoa is undoubtedly one of the finest in the Marquesas.
In Omoa, you can learn to make tapa (a plant-based cloth made from tree bark) and search for petroglyphs.

Return to Hiva Oa along its northern coast. Anchor in Hanaiapa Bay, from where a beautiful walk leads to one of the Marquesas' finest beaches, Hanatekuua.
We will then stop in the very wild bay of Hanamenu—difficult to reach by land—before returning to the capital.
We will keep a little time in Atuona in case you would like one last unforgettable souvenir… a tattoo.
*This is an indicative itinerary that adapts to the weather and your wishes, which remain at the heart of our attention.

Because we love Polynesia and know it well, we are committed to helping you discover it in all its authenticity.
Because every cruise is unique and created with and for our guests. Choose the pace, activities, and landscapes that suit you.
For the comfort of our Na Maka catamaran, under sail and at anchor, and for the attention to detail that makes all the difference.
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Booking
Whether you are two, four, a couple, a family or a group of friends, every itinerary is tailored to you.
Rate: €300 per person per day, based on four guests.
All-inclusive: catamaran hire, skipper, host, meals, drinks and activities, excluding alcohol and activities provided by external operators.
Not included: alcohol and activities requiring an external operator.
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