10 reasons why is the Aranui the only tiki cruise every tiki freaks needs to do in their lifetime : - General Tiki

V virani Tiki Socialite Volcanic area of France Joined: Sep 17, 2003 Posts: 1439	V virani Posted posted on Mon, Jun 21, 2004 11:00 AM For your next vacation planning, check out : http://aranui.com/ You won't be disappointed. The cruise is not a "love boat" kind off, with huge swimming pools, cocktails party and everything. No, you're living with the tatooed sailors, you can eat your dinner without your shirt. I played the uke on the deck, while drinking beers with some guys, the ambiance is really nice. The price is expensive, but there's a dormitory (not so romantic but priceless), and as you're only sleeping in your cabin, who cares if you're not alone in it... They sometimes have special discount prices, as the boat doesn't seems to be full. I really had a fantastic time on the boat, and an even better outside while visiting the islands. Christiki295, this tiki is from the 17th century. On the same site was her wife (this tiki is supposed to be a king), and a female tiki dying while giving birth along with a tiki that looks like a man and several smaller ones with petroglyphes...the tribe who made those tikis had to live their island after a war and you can find smaller tikis of the same type in another island. More pictures ??? There you go : Some kids i asked to do warriors for me... us in front of the Ua Pou island map The female dying while giving birth

For your next vacation planning, check out : http://aranui.com/
You won't be disappointed. The cruise is not a "love boat" kind off, with huge swimming pools, cocktails party and everything. No, you're living with the tatooed sailors, you can eat your dinner without your shirt. I played the uke on the deck, while drinking beers with some guys, the ambiance is really nice.
The price is expensive, but there's a dormitory (not so romantic but priceless), and as you're only sleeping in your cabin, who cares if you're not alone in it...
They sometimes have special discount prices, as the boat doesn't seems to be full.
I really had a fantastic time on the boat, and an even better outside while visiting the islands.
Christiki295, this tiki is from the 17th century. On the same site was her wife (this tiki is supposed to be a king), and a female tiki dying while giving birth along with a tiki that looks like a man and several smaller ones with petroglyphes...the tribe who made those tikis had to live their island after a war and you can find smaller tikis of the same type in another island.
More pictures ??? There you go :

Some kids i asked to do warriors for me...

us in front of the Ua Pou island map

The female dying while giving birth

Post #97512 by virani on Mon, Jun 21, 2004 11:00 AM