These are some truly magnificent photos taken by the Faafaite's photographer Danee Hazama.
31.3.17
Exciting times!
These are some truly magnificent photos taken by the Faafaite's photographer Danee Hazama.
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The last few days have been both exciting and exhausting, it's been a great blur of action.
We have been truly lucky to have the Faafaite with us, and a host of wonderful, wonderful people on board!
It's been quite a feat juggling everything (kids, guests, friends and journalists) these last few days, alongside the orero competition in Tubuai, the horserace here in Rurutu, and thecanoe, but we managed.
These are some truly magnificent photos taken by the Faafaite's photographer Danee Hazama.
These are some truly magnificent photos taken by the Faafaite's photographer Danee Hazama.
Rurutu is an island in French Polynesia (Tahiti), Austral Islands, it's been my home since September 2007. I run a guesthouse here with my husband, who is from Rurutu. It's a long way for a Welsh-girl to have come, but I'm enjoying my new life here in Rurutu.....
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Our island is a tiny speck in the middle of the Pacific ocean, ~560 km south of Tahiti (22.5degS, 151.3degW), with nothing much between us and the Antarctic. There are ~2200 inhabitants. We're best known for the humpback whales that breed off our fringing reef, between July and October. The island is an ideal sheltered spot for females and their newborn calves to rest and grow, before they make the long journey back to their Antarctic feeding grounds. The whales hang-out just outside the reef, and you can see them easily from the shore - it's pretty magical!
Visitors:
COME AND VISIT US!
If you would like to come to Rurutu please don't hesitate to get in touch. We can help you out with travel advice and of course a big warm Polynesian welcome when you get here!
Send us an e-mail: pension.teautamatea@mail.pf or check out our website
If you would like to come to Rurutu please don't hesitate to get in touch. We can help you out with travel advice and of course a big warm Polynesian welcome when you get here!
Send us an e-mail: pension.teautamatea@mail.pf or check out our website
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