Taiohae, Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia Charters

Sailing in Taiohae, Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia offers a beautiful and diverse landscape, pristine waters, abundant marine life, and a unique cultural experience. Here are some highlights of sailing in this destination:

French Polynesia's remote islands and atolls require advanced sailing skills. With trade winds of 15-25 knots and vast distances, open-ocean navigation is essential. The best time to sail is from May to October during the dry season.

Skill Level: Advanced

Highlights

Crystal clear turquoise waters
Spectacular volcanic landscapes
Lush green valleys and cascading waterfalls
A variety of secluded anchorages to explore
Abundant snorkeling and diving opportunities
Opportunities to spot dolphins, turtles, and whale sharks
Interaction with the friendly locals and their rich Polynesian culture
Numerous hiking trails with stunning views
Fresh local seafood and exotic fruits
Peaceful and tranquil sailing experience

Weather

	Temperature	Precipitation	Rain	Sunshine	Wind
Jan	28C	20mm	20%	7 hours	5 knots
	Warm and sunny
Feb	29C	30mm	30%	6 hours	6 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers
Mar	29C	40mm	40%	6 hours	6 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers
Apr	29C	50mm	50%	6 hours	7 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers
May	29C	60mm	60%	6 hours	7 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers
Jun	28C	60mm	60%	6 hours	7 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers
Jul	28C	50mm	50%	7 hours	6 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers
Aug	29C	40mm	40%	7 hours	6 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers
Sep	29C	30mm	30%	7 hours	7 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers
Oct	29C	30mm	30%	7 hours	7 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers
Nov	29C	30mm	30%	7 hours	6 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers
Dec	29C	20mm	20%	7 hours	6 knots
	Warm and occasional rain showers

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