Of Brazilian origin and mother of three—two born in Tahiti—I first visited in 2005 and fell in love with the Fenua.Beyond the stunning landscapes, it was the warm welcome, the smiles, the music, the tiare scent, and the generosity of the people that touched me most.
I’ve worked in tourism since 2001, first in Brazil, then in Polynesia from 2014.After settling here in 2007, I studied Reo Tahiti, ethnology, history, and geography to deepen my connection to the culture.
Over the years, I’ve guided thousands of visitors around Tahiti and the islands.Every encounter has confirmed one thing: people remember the human connections and cultural moments more than the scenery.
My dream has always been the same: to create an experience that doesn’t just show Tahiti, but lets people truly live it.