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Raivavae Motu HaHa ( ID Raivavae_Motu_HaHa )      Hits: 1096
You are here: Oceania > French Polynesia > Raivavae Motu HaHa ( ID Raivavae_Motu_HaHa )
Continent: Oceania
Country: French Polynesia
Next Big City (Airport):  Raivavae
Next Town: Vaiuru
Latitude:   -23.8768
Longitude: -147.6191
Type:
- Ocean
- Lagoon
Rider Ability:
- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Expert

Good for:
- Kitesurfing
- Windsurfing
Features:
- None

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Water
Type:
- Shallow
- Flat
- Chop
- Small Wave (< 1m)
- Medium Wave (1-3m)
Hazards:
- Reefs

Quality:
- Crystal Clear
Best Tide:
- Tide Independent


Beautiful, clear water. Reef protected area with flat to choppy water. Shallow areas. Waves breaking on a shallow reef.

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 Beach
Type:
- Sand
Size:
No Information

Hazards:
- None
Beach crowds:
- None


White sandy sandbar with lots of space and no obstacles. Never any people around.

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 Weather
Spring:
- Shorts
Summer:
- Shorts

Fall:
- Shorts
Winter:
- Shorts


Warm and sunny all year round. No wetsuit needed. Cyclone season (summer) is November through March

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 Wind



Best Months:
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
Wind Type:
No Information

Best Direction:
- E
- SE
- W
Main Direction:
- ESE


Predominant winds for the Austral islands are ESE. The best trade wind months are June to October, and can be expected to be very strong (25+ knots) for many days from July through September (winter). Cyclone season (summer) is November through March, so should be avoided. We?ve had many days though of Westerlies, and strong, which was perfect. If there?s any North in the wind it gets very dirty, as it?s coming over Raivavae. So E. SE or W is best.

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 How to get there
Transport:
- Boat
Access:
- No Walk


Fly or get by boat to Raivavae. Motu HaHa is a small island east of the airport. The launch is a sandbar east of Motu HaHa.

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 Rules, Restrictions and Extra Info
Rules:
- None


There are 3-4 pensions on the main island (quite expensive, pretty basic, but nice), no restaurants, several small stores. Some of the friendliest people in the world - you can hitch anywhere, but you?ve got to have a boat to get out to the Motu (which some of the pensions provide). Humpback whales visit the island June to September to birth their calves.

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 Nightlife
No nightlife.

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