Omati Lodge in Tahiti

Where is the Omati Lodge?

Located a few minutes away from the famous Teahupo'o wave, on the heights of the Tahitian peninsula, is to be found the Omati Lodge ("sun" in Marquesan language), a charming guesthouse surrounded by magnificient settings.
It turns out to be the perfect place to explore the countryside of Tahiti. Nearby, you can access various commodities, snacks, restaurants as well as gorgeous beaches and hiking trails.

Why should you choose the Omati Lodge?

With their fully-equipped kitchen and private pool, the villas are intended for couples and families wishing to discover the surroundings on their own and relax in a quiet and lush atmosphere.
However, if you are eager to meet other travellers and exchange about your journey, the Hapatoni fare pote'e, a traditionnal Polynesian House, is a great place to gather.

Categories & Prices

from NZD $389.00

Vai Villa

from NZD $558.00

Iva Iva Villa

from NZD $558.00

Kokuu Villa

Pricing Conditions

Rates per villa per night

Equipments

Fully equipped kitchen (refrigerator, induction cooktop, and kitchen utensils)
Tea and coffee making facilities
Electric kettle
Toaster
Living room with sofa, armchair, and coffee table
Free Wi-Fi
Fan
Oven in the Fare Pote'e kitchen
Iron and ironing board (upon request)
Hair dryer (available at the front desk)

Layouts

Fare pote'e
Parking
Laundry service (for a fee)
Supermarket delivery service (for a fee)
Private pool in the Koku'u and Iva Iva villas

Activities

Library
Children's games
Masks and snorkels

We love

The private pool
The remote location
The lush surroundings

For a sustainable tourism

Energy: Equipped with solar panels, LED lighting, and solar water heaters to reduce fossil fuel consumption.
Water: Faucet aerators and dual-flush toilets installed to conserve water.
Waste & plastic: Rigorous waste sorting (multiple bins, compost, glass) and single-use plastic kept to a minimum.
Food & Local Sourcing: Homemade jams made with garden fruits, favoring short-circuit purchases for food and gifts (roadside stands, vegetable baskets, HP farm).
Environment & Garden: Garden planted with endemic species, alongside efforts to raise guest awareness about respecting nature and coral reefs.
Culture & Heritage: Recommendations for cultural visits (Island Museum, Arahurahu Marae) paired with engaging historical storytelling.