Things to see and do Paea

The two marae de Paea are among the most beautiful on the island. At KP 19, the Tataa marae is one of the largest, but located in a private property, it is difficult to access. At KP 22.5, the Arahurahu marae is the best preserved in Tahiti: a must in your discovery of the island. Decorated with recent tikis and bamboo huts, it often hosts dance performances as part of the Heiva celebrations in July. Be sure to keep an eye out for the road as these signs are not always clearly visible.

Located at the foot of a hill facing the mountain side of the ring road, the Maraa caves, dotted with large ferns and decorated with clear and limpid water basins, offer a breath of fresh air in the surrounding dampness! Occupied by a small lake and surmounted by an arched ceiling, the optical illusion prevents the visitor from detecting the depth of the first (main) cavity. A peaceful and mysterious atmosphere.... A little further away, you will reach four successive caves: Ana Paero, Vaipoiri, Matavae and Puahotu.