Plizio Visual Lab

Fare

Plizio editorial teamUpdated: Jun 2026Data Sources

town

—°2

ℹ️

Practical info — Fare

▾

🌤 Weather — 5 days

📍 Nearby

Sights nearby

💡 Tips

Fare harbor is liveliest when the supply ships dock; it's a great time to observe local island life.
The local supermarket is the best stocked on the island-do your grocery and cash runs here.
Happy hour at the local yacht club or harbor-side bars is the classic way to watch the sunset.
Rent bicycles directly at the port to easily access the nearby beaches and archaeological sites.
Hit the small morning market early (around 6 AM) for the best selection of fresh fruits and fish.

🍽 Food

🍽

Tuna Sashimi

Ultra-fresh, served at the restaurants overlooking the harbor.

🍽

Chao Men

A filling Tahitian-Chinese noodle dish, popular at the evening food trucks (roulottes).

🍽

Fresh crusty baguettes

Grab them from the supermarket or bakery early in the morning for breakfast.

🛍 Shopping · 🧘 Quiet spots

🛍

Fare Morning Market

Fresh produce, local snacks, and sometimes crafts right by the waterfront.

🛍

Monoi Oil

Traditional scented coconut oil available in local pharmacies and small boutiques.

🛍

Local beers and souvenirs

The shops along the main strip offer Hinano merchandise and local pareos.

🧘

Fare Beach (Plage de Fare)

Walk just north of town for a gorgeous, uncrowded stretch of white sand.

🧘

Lake Fauna Nui

A short bike ride away, offering peaceful waters and ancient fish traps.

Fare is the characterful main settlement of Huahine island, offering a relaxed atmosphere with small shops and a lively harbor. The village has managed to preserve an authentic Polynesian character, often described as more laid-back than its more famous neighbors. Along the main street, you will find essential services, local eateries, and small supermarkets that make Fare an important base for visitors exploring the island. The waterfront area is particularly attractive, where local fishermen bring in their daily catch and sailboats anchor in the calm waters of the lagoon. The town's weekly Sunday morning market is a cultural highlight, where one can find fresh tropical fruits, fragrant flowers, and handmade crafts. Just a short walk from the center is a beautiful white sandy beach with crystal-clear water, well-suited for a refreshing swim or watching the sun set behind the horizon. Fare remains the soul of Huahine, embodying the welcoming and peaceful spirit of the South Pacific.