Vaiare Tours

Our stay at Linareva was truly unforgettable. From the moment we arrived, Momo welcomed us with such warmth and genuine kindness—it felt like being embraced by family. The entire staff was exceptional: attentive, thoughtful, and always ready to help with a smile. The property was spotless, and both our room and the surrounding grounds were beautifully maintained. Everything we needed was available—snorkeling gear, kayaks, a well-equipped kitchen, WiFi, even a microwave. Breakfasts were a dream—brought right to our room each morning, allowing us to enjoy peaceful, breathtaking views from the beach as we started our day. We want to express our heartfelt thanks to Vanessa and David for creating such a magical place. Your kindness, care, and attention to detail made our experience at Linareva—and in French Polynesia as a whole—absolutely perfect. Thank you for everything.

This was our first time ever in Tahiti, plus our Honeymoon so we had no clue what we were expecting. Once we arrived we were told the market was a five minute walk away and some shops as well. After exploring our room and property we went on the five minute walk. That was the best advice we had received. Not only was it a loco market ( we rather support loco than a company) the verity of different fresh made foods were amazing. We would stock up on breakfast lunch and dinner each day and as-well as drinks for the room ( both alcoholic and non ) , and BELIVE me you are gonna save HUGE going that route. Just doing that one day would be one dinner at the restaurant in the resort. Plus you can interact with the locos which are so welcoming. Plus my luck I revived the worst ear infection after the 3 day , now knowing being called “ Tropic Ear “ , the drs office was also across the street from the market and the pharmacy was only 10 minutes up the road. After spend our whole week there we found out this resort had everything around them with in a 5-10 min walk, when other reports you will need to book a car , taxi or scooter to get around. Oh by the way you can go wrong with the BEAUTIFUL sunsets on the main door of the bungalows.

The property is in major need of a refresh. To be honest, the over the water bungalow rooms are looking pretty ghetto. For over $1,500 a night this is unacceptable. I’ve stayed at OWB in the Maldives for half the price and they were way more luxurious than the Hilton in Mo’orea. Also the resort seems awfully short staffed and the food is overpriced and mediocre at best