Beach· Huahine Iti· French Polynesia — Society Islands

Hana Iti Beach (Huahine Iti)

16° 46.9′ S · 151° 1.6′ W

A secluded beach on Huahine Iti's west shore, looked after by its guardian Siki. A trail leads to a fine viewpoint, about 30 minutes' walk.

Practical

Position: OpenStreetMap 'Plage Hana Iti'. Anchoring is forbidden. By day only, use one of the moorings in front of the beach, or come by dinghy from ZMR de Faaua if they are taken. Ask Siki before a barbecue or picnic, or before picking flowers on the trail. Bring him 2 kg of self-raising flour and he will bake ipo, Polynesian coconut bread. Contact Siki on +689 87 25 54 49, before 6am or after 6pm (2025 brief). Cultural activities can be arranged with the Haapu environmental association.

Best for

Day stop on a mooring, with a walk and a picnic