A private motu is set with a table right at the waterline for a slow Polynesian lunch of grilled mahi, poisson cru and fresh fruit — no crowd, no buffet line, just sand and lagoon.
What to expect
A short boat crossing lands you on a small private motu where a table is already set at the water's edge. Lunch is fresh and simple — grilled reef fish, coconut-lime poisson cru, tropical fruit — served slowly with nowhere else to be. Afterward there's time to swim or simply sit before the return boat.
Good to know
Book ahead as motu access and staffing is arranged per group; ask whether it can be paired with a morning snorkel stop to make a full half-day. Check timing carefully against your ship's departure.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Tahaa — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.