Polynesia · 10–24 Nov 2026Join the trip
A once-in-a-lifetime voyage · sailing · diving

One week to go · departing 10 November!

French
Polynesia.

Sail through Pacific lagoons, wake up at a new anchorage and discover a world beneath the surface that is hard to put into words.

Full journey10–24 November 2026
Catamaran voyage14–21 November
YachtBali 4.5
Sailing priceEUR 1,900 per person

Blue sky meets turquoise ocean. Each morning brings a new place, from quiet Huahine to the lagoon of Bora Bora.

What kind of trip is this?

Polynesia, a catamaran and an experienced crew set the rhythm. Our long-standing partner Blue Horizon organises the entire sailing part: catamaran charter, Polish skipper and voyage logistics. ProfiSailing handles enquiries and helps prepare the shared journey.

Join at the marina or take part in the travel plan via Los Angeles and Tahiti. We sail in daylight, adapting each leg to the weather, safety and the crew.

Blue Horizon — people we trust

Blue Horizon is our long-standing sailing and charter partner. Together, we explore remarkable places, from the lagoons of Raiatea and Huahine to Taha’a and Bora Bora. Their support turns our ideas for shared adventures into well-prepared voyages.

Maciej Maciejewski, Robert Wójcicki and their team of experienced skippers and instructors organise sea voyages and sailing training with care, knowledge and a welcoming atmosphere.

Co-founder Robert Wójcicki sails seas and oceans with crews of different experience levels. He has rounded Cape Horn as a crew member and shares his passion for the sea and people on every voyage.

To us, they are the best partner for a voyage like this: experienced, committed people who make life on board a pleasure.

Meet Blue Horizon ↗

Who is it for?

  • Anyone looking for a real break and a sailing adventure.
  • Beginners — no previous sailing experience needed.
  • Sailors who want to experience the Pacific from the deck.
  • Anyone interested in snorkelling or optional scuba diving.
“[…] as far as it is possible for man to go.”
James Cook · journal excerpt
Source: Museum of New Zealand Te Papa ↗
Leeward Islands · Pacific

Four islands.
A world away.

Raiatea, Huahine, Taha’a and Bora Bora. Open ocean between them, lagoons around them. We start and finish on Raiatea; the wind helps choose the order.

Map of four islands: Bora Bora to the northwest, Taha’a north of Raiatea and Huahine to the east. The voyage starts and finishes on Raiatea.
Proposed sailing loop14–21 November 2026 · order depends on weather

Raiatea

Where we come aboard

Green mountains and Taputapuatea, the islands’ spiritual heart. Our home marina.

Huahine

The quieter Pacific

Two parts of an island, lush greenery and bays that invite you to stay.

Taha’a

Vanilla on land, colour in the lagoon

Vanilla plantations and coral gardens. Taha’a shares its lagoon with Raiatea.

Bora Bora

Otemanu above the turquoise

A volcanic peak above the lagoon, with low islets around its edge.

Polynesia from our archive

Turquoise is just
the beginning.

Our own photos from Polynesia: lagoons from above, quiet anchorages and encounters beneath the surface.

Photos: Kuba Karpel · personal Polynesia travel archive.
The rhythm on board

Each day, we look for the best place to be.

A plan shaped by the weather

Each morning the skipper discusses conditions, the next leg and the anchorage with the crew. Some days call for snorkelling in a sunlit lagoon; others for a gentle sail and dinner ashore.

We sail only in daylight, taking in the archipelago and entering the lagoons with visibility.

Island rhythm: morning in the lagoon, a day under sail and an evening ashoreMorningUnder sailEvening
Morning in the lagoon. A day on the water.
An evening at island pace.
A Bali 4.5 under sail — model photoThe open saloon and cockpit of a Bali 4.5 catamaran
Bali 4.5

Comfort that keeps you close to the sea.

A spacious catamaran with comfortable cabins, shared deck space and the rhythm of life afloat. Equipment includes air conditioning, a generator, solar panels, dinghy, autopilot and electric winches.

  • Double cabins, showers and toilets
  • Full galley, fridge, freezer and oven
  • Generous shared indoor and outdoor space
  • Daylight sailing and restful nights
Model photos: BALI Catamarans · Croatia dealer ↗. Equipment on the chartered yacht is specified in the Blue Horizon offer.
Travel plan

From Warsaw
to the Pacific.

The provisional plan includes Los Angeles, Tahiti and a week of sailing. Flight times and accommodation will be confirmed before departure.

10 Nov

Warsaw → Los Angeles

Meet the crew at Warsaw Chopin Airport, fly to Los Angeles and rest after the journey.

11 Nov

A day in Los Angeles

Hollywood, Griffith Observatory, Venice Beach and Santa Monica — our proposed stopover programme.

12–13 Nov

Tahiti

Fly to the Pacific, rest and spend a relaxed day exploring Tahiti before travelling on.

14–21 Nov

Sailing from Raiatea

A week on a catamaran: daylight sailing, lagoons, local food, snorkelling and island visits.

21–24 Nov

Return via Tahiti and Los Angeles

A night on Tahiti, then Los Angeles and a planned return to Warsaw on 24 November.

A diver above a Polynesian coral reef — Kuba Karpel photo
Beneath the surface

Another world
in the lagoon.

Alongside sailing and time ashore, diving offers another way to discover Polynesia.

  • Snorkelling possible on most days
  • Optional scuba diving with a Polish Divemaster
  • Equipment and support from a local dive centre
  • An introduction available for beginners
Photo: Kuba Karpel · diving in Polynesia.
What we might find

Mantas, reefs
and deep blue.

Every place and every day is different. Wildlife encounters cannot be guaranteed — that is part of what makes them special.

Lagoons and coral gardens

Snorkel above the reef, watch light move through shallow water and explore natural channels between islands.

Scuba diving

Optional dives may offer reef sharks, mantas, turtles and drift sites, with a professional dive centre and subject to conditions.

A first dive or PADI OWD

Beginners receive an introduction. Ask about the possibility of completing a PADI Open Water Diver course during the trip.

Diving, courses and equipment rental are optional extras. Scope, price and availability must be confirmed with the dive centre before departure.
Four islands.
Four faces of the Pacific.
Raiatea · Huahine · Taha’a · Bora Bora
Above the water — volcanic peaks.
Below the surface — coral gardens.
Polynesia above and below the water
Price & terms

Know what
is included.

The sailing price is separate from the full journey’s costs. Extra costs are estimates and must be confirmed when booking.

EUR 1,900 includes

  • A place in a double cabin on the catamaran
  • Transit log: bed linen, towels, cleaning, dinghy with engine and administration fees
  • Polish skipper’s services and travel
  • Yacht deposit insurance

Extra costs

  • Flights: approximately PLN 8,300 per person
  • Accommodation in Los Angeles and Tahiti: about PLN 2,500 per person
  • Provisions: about EUR 300 per person
  • Fuel: about EUR 100 per person
  • Personal insurance: about PLN 300 per person
  • Diving, windsurfing and other activities
Programme, prices and inclusions are based on Blue Horizon’s July 2026 offer. Before paying, confirm flights, accommodation, places and cancellation terms.
FAQ

Before coming
aboard.

Do I need sailing experience?

No. This is a leisure and learning voyage led by a Polish skipper responsible for the yacht and safety. You are welcome to take an active role in the crew.

Is diving included in the sailing price?

No. Snorkelling with your own equipment can be part of the voyage. Scuba diving, rental and any course are charged separately by the local dive centre.

Can I dive without a certificate?

Yes, through a beginner programme and subject to the dive centre’s assessment. Certified divers choose dives suited to their qualifications and experience.

Do I have to take the full travel package?

No. You can join directly at the marina on Raiatea. Shared flights, accommodation and the Los Angeles programme are optional travel arrangements.

Is the route guaranteed?

The islands form our proposed route. Their order and the anchorages depend on the weather and the skipper’s decisions.

What should I bring?

A soft bag, summer clothing and a warmer evening layer, light-soled shoes, sun protection, a dry bag, medication, documents and personal insurance.

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