Surfing the Islands Tahiti

• Barrels
• Crystal Clear Warm Tropical Water
• Lots Of Quality Surf Spots
• More Barrels!

Tahiti is one of the most beautiful and exotic places in the Pacific. It is an amazing place to visit for anyone but an incredible one for a surfer. The island really is a paradise, tropical clear water, great beaches and a laid back island lifestyle.

If you have read and surfing magazines in the last year you will undoubtedly have seen pictures of one of Tahiti's great waves - Teahupoo. It is a monster of a wave producing incredible barrelling waves, and Tahiti is just full of waves like this. If you are serious about surfing the Tahitian waves are really going to give you a good test. You will also probably have more barrels in your time here than you will have in the rest of your surfing life.

There are two surf seasons in Tahiti and these are from November to March (Summer) and April to October (Winter). The swells from the north come during the summer season and are often 8ft when Hawaii is 15ft. Winter is generated from big southerly storms from Antarctica and New Zealand. The shores are pounded with surf and there are spots that can handle all swells.

Tahiti is also a place with tremendous untapped potential, and exploration will be rewarded with some real gems. Boat trips are the order of the day but can be costly. Just check out the Tahiti Surfing Conditions table below.

Surfing Tahiti - The Spots

- Taharuu

- Vairao

- Pointe Venus

- Taapuna

- Papenoo

- Embouchure Papenoo

Surfing Moorea - The Spots

- Haapiti

- Atiha

- Temae

- Maharepa

- Papetoai

Surfing Huahine - The Spots

- Motu Mahara

- Fitii

- Fare (right hand)

Other Islands

- Tikehau

- Taha'a

- Bora Bora

Tahiti Surfing Conditions

Tahiti Swell Size	Tahiti Water Temperature