Huahine- Quiet and beautiful

Day 5

Woke early and was amazed as we pulled in to the lagoon at Huahine to discover the private island I was looking for. Surrounded by a coral reef it looked like its own infinity pool. The only issue might be that a small wave could submerge it; now to find the real estate agent to work out the details.

Breakfast of omelet and lox and bagels delivered to our room to eat as we admire the island and water. Yes, it is  Sunday in paradise.








We all headed off the boat, Luc and I to snorkel at the pier,  and Bonnie and Jen to check out town. The boys won this one, the snorkeling along a coral wall was amazing.

Not really much in town, although Bonnie was able to find the only food truck in Tahiti. Must have driven from the North Shore of Oahu.

For the afternoon, Bonnie took a scuba lesson and Jenn/Luc headed on a tour. I was supposed to go as well, but missed the last ticket by "this much", so I suffered an afternoon of sun and reading; tough life. Bonnie's lesson went well, but when it was finished she decided it wasn't for her, she's more of  a snorkeling kind of girl.

Met Jen and Luc after their trip, sounded like 3 hours of non-stop stories about the islands and culture. Sorry I missed it but we will get to hear them all for the next few days

Steam bath, nap and off to dinner, delicious Moon fish and the first round of Tahitian stories courtesy of the Moyens  Finished the night with  cultural dances by "Le Gauguines"- our hosts for the cruise. Wow those hips sure do shake.