Tahiti Islands, Resorts and Hotels

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Le Nuku Hiva, by Pearl Resorts

Set on a lush hillside with sweeping views of Taiohae Bay, Le Nuku Hiva by Pearl Resorts is a serene hideaway where the rhythms of the ocean and mountains guide each day. From sunrise casting its golden glow to evenings filled with the promise of enchantment, this intimate lodge offers the perfect balance of tranquility and discovery. With just 20 spacious bungalows, each thoughtfully designed with modern comforts and enriched by Marquesan artistry, the resort creates an atmosphere that is both authentic and deeply connected to local culture. A leisurely stroll takes you to the village of Taiohae and its warm black sand beach, while evenings invite you to unwind at the pool or bar, embraced by nature’s beauty. Note: Le Nuku Hiva will be closed for renovations from December 22, 2025, until March 31, 2026.

Aranui 5

The Aranui V is a working cargo freighter that also operates as a cruise ship, taking passengers to the most remote island group in French Polynesia—the Marquesas. The ship departs every three weeks from Papeete and transports everything from food and liquor to medicine and fuel to the small, inhabited islands of Ua Pou, Nuku Hiva, Hiva Oa, Fatu Hiva, Tahuata and Ua Huka, as well as Fakarava and Rangiroa in the Tuamotu Atolls. 

Hiva Oa Hanakee Lodge

Perched on a ridge above the eastern side of Tahauku Harbor, the Hiva Oa Hanakee Lodge offers amazing panoramic views of the island's wild beauty. On the clearest day, you can see Mount Temetiu, the Bordelais Canal, the small island of Hanakee, the distant volcanic island of Tahuata, and the village of Atuona where Paul Gauguin and poet Jacques Brel are buried.