Two islands, one exceptional lagoon

Raiatea and Taha’a share one of the most beautiful lagoons in French Polynesia. Linked by the same coral barrier, they offer ideal conditions for sailing: calm waters, steady trade winds, preserved landscapes and a palette of colors impossible to describe.

Sailinity sails between these two islands to reveal the true essence of the lagoon: glide, silence, light, and places you can only reach by boat.

Raiatea – The Sacred Island

Cradle of Polynesian culture, Raiatea is a majestic island shaped by sacred mountains, deep valleys and historic marae. Sailing around Raiatea means skimming past untouched bays, gliding across a wide lagoon and feeling the steady wind that has long made it a favorite among sailors.

Highlights with Sailinity around Raiatea

Sailing in a wide, stable and protected lagoon
Panoramic views of sacred peaks, including Mount Temehani
Calm, crystal-clear swim spots perfect for snorkeling and relaxing

Taha’a – The Vanilla Island

More wild and secluded, Taha’a reveals a timeless version of Polynesia.
Its white-sand motu, coral gardens and bright lagoon create a soft, natural atmosphere far from the crowds.

Highlights with Sailinity around Taha’a

Quiet, smooth sailing in a luminous lagoon
Authentic atmosphere, away from busy areas
Spectacular sunsets with Bora Bora on the horizon

Why sail here with Sailinity?

The shared lagoon of Raiatea and Taha’a is a paradise for sailing: deep, wide, stable and well protected.
Aboard Sailinity, a 38-foot performance catamaran redesigned for lagoon sailing, every outing becomes an elegant, respectful immersion in local Polynesian nature.