Pension Pukuee in Ua Pou

Where is the Pukuee guesthouse located ?

Pukuee is located 200m away from the main village of Hakahau, overlooking the harbor and the bay. The guest house is surrounded by a botanical garden with plenty of local plants.

Why should you choose the Pukuee guesthouse ?

Perfectly integrated in the rocky landscape of the island, it is a good starting point to discover Ua Pou. Built as a Swiss wooden chalet, this guest house is mounted on stilts.

The restaurant offers Marquesan specialties and traditional dance shows (depending on the number of guests).

The guest house’s swimming pool overlooks the bay and the mountains dominating the island. Travelers will be more than pleased to catch the sight after a long mountain hike or a short and easy walk. Jerome, being a hiking guide, will make you discover the hidden treasures of the island as well as different plants and local legends.

A generous and magnificent nature, landscapes of an exceptional beauty, mysterious myths… Open the door leading to another world: authentic, wild and extraordinary.

Categories & Prices

from CAD $202.00

Family Fare

from CAD $215.00

Room

Pricing Conditions

Rates per nights on a double occupancy with half board and transfers included

Equipments

Bathroom (hot water, towels, shampoo, soap)
Desk
Fan
Free Wifi
Terrace

Layouts

Swimming pool
Terrace

We love

The hospitability of the owners
The fabulous view

For a sustainable tourism

Water: The guesthouse features 3 x 5,000L tanks with lift pumps, automated drip irrigation, and septic wastewater used directly for the garden. Anti-algae filters are installed in the rooms, and a "PARPLUS" filtered water fountain (chilled or ambient) is available for guests.
Waste & plastic: Rigorous waste sorting (glass, aluminum, batteries, appliances, etc.) sent to the island's landfill (CET, active since 2017), with sorting bins and an on-site compost. Single-use plastic is kept to a minimum.
Energy: The property is equipped with 20 solar panels to reduce its energy consumption.
Culture: A well-stocked library on Marquesan history is available, and Jérôme brings nearly 20 years of guiding experience to share local history, geology, botany, and more with visitors.
Environment: A boot-cleaning station (footbath and brushes) is provided for hikers, along with a strong focus on preventing the spread of invasive species (miconia, fire ants, etc.).

Pension Pukuee