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Cruising guide Leeward Islands French Polynesia Maeva ! Welcome onboard 1 Useful informations 4 Itineraries 14 Contents Luggage ......................................................................4 One week………………… ………..................................15 Banks…. .....................................................................4 10 days…………………..…….........................................15 Religion.......................................................................4 2 weeks……………………………...................................15 Communication...........................................................4 Money.. .......................................................................4 Emergency………......................................................4 Arrival …………... .....................................................5 Fishing gear………......................................................5 Raiatea 16 Post office ...................................................................5 (R1)Apooiti Marina - Raiatea base.. ..............................16 Health...........................................................................5 (R20) Uturoa Marina.. .....................................................16 Provisioning…………….............................................5 Uturoa...............................................................................17 Kayaks..........................................................................5 Uturoa south east…. ........................................................17 Snorkeling…………………........................................5 (R7) Tepua Bay……........................................................18 Safety...........................................................................6 (R8) Teavapiti pass …......................................................18 Dinghies.......................................................................7 (R9) Taoru Motu..............................................................18 Scuba diving…………………....................................7 (R12) Irihu pass………………........................................18 Service calls.................................................................7 (R13) Faaroa Bay…….....................................................18 Paper work……….………………………..................7 South of Faaroa bay……….............................................18 Weather……. ..............................................................8 (R14) Opoa Bay…….......................................................18 Anchorage ...................................................................8 (R15) Te Ava Mo’a Pass................................................18 VHF radio....................................................................8 (R19) Tuatau Bay……....................................................19 Crossing………………...............................................9 (R18) Nao Nao Motu.......................................................19 GPS..............................................................................9 (R17) Nao Na Pass..…....................................................19 Tide and currents….....................................................9 (R6) Punaeroa Pass…......................................................19 Safety equipment. .......................................................9 (R5) Tuamaro Pass..........................................................20 Water………………………………………………...9 (R4) Tetuatiare Pass…....................................................20 Fishes ……………………………………….............9 (R2) Rautoanui Pass……................................................20 Swimming...................................................................9 Tahunaoe Motu…...........................................................20 Environnement…………………………..................10 (R3) Vaoaara Pass...........................................................20 Markers………………….........................................11 Central grand reef………….…………….......................21 Passes…………………............................................12 2 Taha’a 22 Bora Bora 26 Huahine 30 (H14) Avamoa Pass......................................................30 (T1) Apu Bay …......................................................................22 Topua Motu...........................................................................26 (H15) Avapehi Pass......................................................30 (T2 & T3) Haamene Bay…….................................................22 Teavanu Pass.........................................................................26 (H1) La Pita Maitai Hotel……... .................................30 (T4) Toahotu Pass……………………………………...…….23 (B2) Vaitape .........................................................................26 Fare ...............................................................................30 (T5) Mahaea Motu...................................................................23 (B3) Vaitape Village.............................................................27 (H2) North of Otaioro Point ….....................................31 Faaaha Bay…….......................................................................23 (B1) Bora Bora Yacht Club .................................................27 Haavai Bay....................................................................31 (T6) Motu Atara et Mahavana Motu.......................................23 Povai Bay..............................................................................27 Channel for H10 ...........................................................31 (T7) Tuuahine Motu................................................................23 (B4) North of Raititi Point……...........................................27 Port Bourayne Bay........................................................31 Rauoro Motu............................................................................23 (B5 - B6) Topua Iti ..............................................................27 (H10) Avea Bay............................................................31 North of Taha‟a……...............................................................23 (B7 - B8 - B9) Topua ..........................................................27 Araara Pass....................................................................31 (T8) Patio ...............................................................................23 (B10) ...................................................................................27 (H12) Farerea Pass........................................................31 Tupenu Point...........................................................................23 (B11) Tapu Motu.................................................................28 Maroe Bay.....................................................................32 (T10) Vaiorea Bay…..............................................................24 (B12 - B13) Teveiroa ..........................................................28 (H11) Apoomati Bay.....................................................32 (T11) Tautau Motu.................................................................24 (B27) Faanui wharf..............................................................28 (T12) Tapuamu Bay…….......................................................24 (B15) ...................................................................................28 (T13) Hurepiti Bay.................................................................24 (B16 - B17) Channel for east lagoon ..................................28 (T14) Paipai Pass……...........................................................24 (B18) Temahu Motu............................................................28 Tofari Motu.........................................................................28 (B20) Tape Motu.................................................................29 (B22 - B23) Anchorages......................................................29 3 Luggage on plane Communications You are limited 20kg for international , 1 per person. Otherwise you have to pay a Mobile phone : mobile network is called Vini in French Polynesia. You can use tax, it can be expensive. your own mobile phone if you have international extension prior departure from Don‟t forget to write name, adress and phone number on them. your country. You will find a locker room at the base to leave large bags or suitcases during Otherwise Raiatea-Tahiti base can provide one with prepaid cards: at the end of your cruise. you cruise you just pay what you use. There also is a safety box in the office to leave values. Internet : you will find a wifi access at the base. Otherwise you can use: [email protected] or [email protected] for communication. Internet access is available on each island in yacht clubs. You can buy internet credit with www.hotspot-wdg.com. Useful informations Banks opening hours Money Banque de Tahiti 8h00 - 12h00 & 13h00 - 15h45 Tahitian money is the CFP (Pacific Franc). Banque de Polynésie 7h45 - 12h00 & 13h00 - 15h45 Change with euro : 1 euro =119,33 CFP. Credit cards are accepted Socredo 7h30 - 11h30 & 13h30 - 16h00 everywhere except in small shops or local markets. You will find ATM machines on each island. Churches Emergency numbers Protestant Church Sunday 10h00 - 11h00 Catholic Church Saturday 18h00 - 19h00 RAIATEA-TAHITI BASE Sunday 8h00 - 9h00 87 777 003 POLICE STATION Raiatea Bora Bora Huahine Taha’a 40 600 305—40 605 905— 40 606 205— 40 608 105 HOSPITAL Raiatea Bora Bora Huahine Taha’a 40 600
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