Since Havaiki didn't give us a bike either, we kept walking. 6km after, we arrived to the cute little town of Rotoava. Which is nothing more than houses lined up a bit closer to each other. A supermarket. A church. 2km more. The airport.
10.2.14
8.2.14
Fakarava: Havaiki Village
In our last day in Fakarava, we really wanted to rent a bike. Even though I don't quite know how to ride. All where taken in our pension, so we walked to the next and the next and the next one.
7.2.14
Fakarava: Tropical Sunsets
This post is for you, suckers of powdery pastel tropical shades. Feel free to download any of these pictures as your desktop background. It'll dramatically cut down your stress levels.
6.2.14
5.2.14
Fakarava: Vaiama Village
Sometimes people may get the wrong impression when I talk about Polynesian Pension de Famille. These places, like Vaiama Village, are not crappy accommodations, but rustic variants of design hotels in Polynesia. With a family atmosphere.
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