Promenade de Motu Uta in French Polynesia, France - reviews,open hours,photo spots, things to do

Plan your stay

Pet-friendly Hotels in French Polynesia

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Affordable Hotels in French Polynesia

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

The Coolest Hotels You Haven't Heard Of (Yet)

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Trending Stays Worth the Hype in French Polynesia

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Posts

Nabil FosterNabil Foster

Relatively new public space walking trail (1.8 km) created in 2022 created along the edge of the city’s industrial zone. Although the official park sign indicates that bikes and cars are prohibited, many ignore the warning only to find that there are actually no parking spaces. Illegal curb parking is what you will find, so don’t expect to find parking at the end of the trail by the harbor. (Even parking bikes is a problem). The view of the city and the harbor is fantastic and it makes the 1.8 km walk more rewarding. There are no trash cans so remember you will need to take your trash with you (pack-in / pack-out) to help keep the small space clean. Finally, there is no picnic space, so if you sandwich fits in your bag, expect to eat it standing up and take the wrapper with you.

DocTst39DocTst39

La promenade se fait entre la jetée en béton qui ne permet pas de l'océan et le port industriel... vraiment rien d'extraordinaire si ce n'est que la promenade est sécurisée. La digue en bout de promenade est en revanche beaucoup plus jolie car elle permet un beau point de vue pour le coucher de soleil sur Moorea. Attention le pont menant à la promenade est fermé la nuit de 20h à 05h!

Nick GelmanNick Gelman

The Ocean is blocked by a wall. No point to get here if it's not a part of your jogging route.

See more posts

Reviews of Promenade de Motu Uta

3.3

(15)

5.0

3y

Relatively new public space walking trail (1.8 km) created in 2022 created along the edge of the city’s industrial zone. Although the official park sign indicates that bikes and cars are prohibited, many ignore the warning only to find that there are actually no parking spaces. Illegal curb parking is what you will find, so don’t expect to find parking at the end of the trail by the harbor. (Even parking bikes is a problem). The view of the city and the harbor is fantastic and it makes the 1.8 km walk more rewarding. There are no trash cans so remember you will need to take your trash with you (pack-in / pack-out) to help keep the small space clean. Finally, there is no picnic space, so if you sandwich fits in your bag, expect to eat it standing up and take the...