Take the call. Then take the kayak.

Fiber optic internet reaches the property, so video calls hold, files move, and nobody on the other end can tell you are barefoot.

Fiber — Fiber optic to the property

Via the Honotua submarine cable, not satellite

180 — Mbps down, typical

Enough for 4K calls and large uploads

40 — Mbps up, typical

Screen share and file sync without stalling

4G+ — Backup on the island

Vini coverage as a fallback if the line drops

Speeds measured on site at the shared fiber line. Actual throughput varies with island load.

A setting that respects your calendar

Six units on a private stretch of sand, no resort bustle, no adjoining corridors. Close the shutters and the loudest thing on the mic is the reef.

Somewhere to work in every Fare

A desk indoors in some Fare, a shaded terrace table in the others. A proper chair and sockets within reach either way.

The TV doubles as a monitor

HDMI cable provided, so you can spread out across two screens

Quiet, inverter air conditioning

Cools without the compressor rattle your microphone picks up

No shared corridors or resort noise

Six units on private sand. Neighbours are metres away, not walls away

Power and plugs sorted

220V type E sockets, universal adapters at reception, surge-protected strips

Somewhere else to sit

Shaded garden table and the pool terrace, when the Fare feels too small

Your day still overlaps theirs

Start at 6am with coffee on the terrace and you catch a full West Coast morning before the lagoon warms up.

• Moorea 6:00 — Coffee on the terrace
• Los Angeles 9:00 — Full morning overlap
• New York 12:00 — Lunchtime standups
• Paris 18:00 — Catch the end of day

Long-stay rates for remote workers

• 7 nights or more: −10% — Applied automatically on request
• 14 nights or more: −18% — Mid-stay linen change included
• 28 nights or more: −25% — Monthly rate, quoted by email