A quiet walk to overgrown ceremonial platforms and petroglyphs in the hills above Omoa, explained by a guide whose own family history is tied to the sites.
What to expect
You walk inland from Omoa on a footpath through fruit trees and dense undergrowth to reach stone paepae platforms once used for ceremonies, and petroglyphs carved into boulders whose meaning is still debated by researchers. Your guide, often connected by family to the site's history, explains what's known and what's oral tradition. The setting is genuinely wild; nature is actively reclaiming these structures.
Good to know
Moderate walk, uneven terrain, best with sturdy shoes; mosquito repellent recommended. Arrange the guide in advance through the village.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Fatu Hiva — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.