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Sam’s ancestors – Part 1

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Sam, a descendant of great cheafs. Whether on his mum or dad side, Samuel, Heitekava, Piirani would be a descendant of two royal families, great cheafs. To see his physical warrior, I would say that I suspected it! Part 1 : His father, Tipulisio, is from Wallis but the origin of his family is Futuna.…

A new guide in our team : Heiva

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'Ia ora na, manava et Maeva to Heiva who join the family Guide Moorea Maori Tours The meaning of is name is what He is. Heiva, according to the Tahitian Academy, means : 1°) hobby, entertainment , sports, folk event 2°) Dance, an assembly gathered to dance . He has a lot in common with Sam. Like…

Tahitian vanilla Ice cream

Polynesian Recipes05/22/201670Views 0Likes 0Comments

Tahitian Vanilla : a tresor of flavors. First, let me introduce in a few words our Tahitian vanilla. The "ordinary" vanilla of the species fragrans, explode in maturity and has to be picked before it is wall up. On the contrary, that of Tahiti does not open and can be picked in maturity, so…

Sashimi sauce by Sam

Moorea News, Polynesian Recipes04/22/201672Views 0Likes 0Comments

This sauce can also be served with fried or steamed fish. For a small bowl 5 minced stoves of garlic 1 small minced piece of ginger 1 tea spoon of black soy 2 soup spoon of oyster sauce Juice of one lime Pepper 1 glass of hoile In the bowl add garlic, ginger and 2 sauces. Mix, add the oil little by…

Bread fruit “croquettes”

Polynesian Recipes04/20/201646Views 0Likes 0Comments

It's the season to harvest the uru (bread fruit), and my freezer is full of the gnocchis I have prepared. I already gave you my recipe on the website. Sam and I did something like 10 kilos...... It's time for new ideas in order to preserve the bread fruit. That's why I thought to cook…

Pumpkin soup

Moorea News, Polynesian Recipes12/24/201532Views 0Likes 0Comments

Sam works hard in his fa'a'apu so the harvests are plentiful. …

What to do in Moorea

Moorea Island, Moorea News10/26/201559Views 0Likes 0Comments

What to do in Moorea Moorea offers a large range of activities, mountain side or sea side. I list only those that I know and appreciate. My polynesian life, or an Island tour, with us, Moorea maori tours, of course !!! ATV tour, a fun and pleasant tour. You visit pineapple plantations, agricultural school plantation, incredible look…

Restaurants in Moorea

Fenua Tips, Moorea Island, Uncategorized10/26/201554Views 0Likes 0Comments

Around the island, there are several good restaurants and snacks with a wide variety of choices. I have listed for you some good ones, at least what I have tried myself. RESTAURANTS AND SNACKS Pizza Daniel Haapiti Painapo Haapiti. Fish and local food. very well located along the lagoon. som sunday, for lunch, they propose the…

Our “hut” in the valley

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It had been a long time since Sam wished to return on his grandfather's land. It took to him almost two years for convincing me and here we are in the valley of Oio in Haapiti. We dreamt of a house which becomes integrated into the luxuriant vegetation, and we are rather happy of the result.…

What’s up in Sam’s plantation this last quarter ?

Fenua Tips, Moorea Island, Moorea News, Uncategorized10/26/201546Views 0Likes 0Comments

In July, August, September, 2015 under the sign of landscaping Notre maison, qui réserve bien des surprises. …

A few words about my beautiful Island Moorea

Moorea Island, Moorea News, Uncategorized10/26/201532Views 0Likes 0Comments

A little about my island before your arrival. For general information, I recommend the following link to the official site of Tahiti Tourism Tahiti tourism Baie de Cook et baie d'Opunohu Moorea is aptly described as timeless, with an obvious environmental change when arriving from Papeete. It’s difficult to imagine an island so close to the capital has…

What should you bring with you ?

Fenua Tips, Moorea News, Travels, Uncategorized10/26/201536Views 0Likes 0Comments

What to bring Mosquito repellent Sunscreen, cream for sunburns. If you have forgotten your creams, I recommend tamanu oil for sunburn. It’s found in bigger supermarkets and drug stores. Water shoes Mask and snorkel, fins if you can. Light clothes and a jacket for cooler evenings For you ladies, slim shoes Don’t bring a leather bag…

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Sam’s ancestors – Part 1

A new guide in our team : Heiva

Tahitian vanilla Ice cream

Sashimi sauce by Sam

Bread fruit “croquettes”

Pumpkin soup

What to do in Moorea

Restaurants in Moorea

Our “hut” in the valley

What’s up in Sam’s plantation this last quarter ?

A few words about my beautiful Island Moorea

What should you bring with you ?