Trou du Souffleur is a blowhole near a lovely black sand beach. It's different from other blowholes that I've seen, as instead of shooting a wide geyser of water it was shooting a narrow and focused jet of mist. It was a nice place to stop on one of our drives around the island of Tahiti-Nui.

There are four blowholes - three on the cliff face at the end of the viewing area and one above the old coast road. Its a beautiful scenic spot, close to the other main nature attraction - the three waterfalls and both are completely free. We hired a car for two days and stopped here twice - 4 year old... More

Enjoy a shower offered by mother nature, you come , you look at it and you get splashed

It probably depends on the sea conditions but this is worth stopping off at on a trip arouond the island. Very entertaining - and free!

Its great fun to watch, and there are surfers on the beach to entertain too! The noise and the spray are amazing when the pressure builds up.

Likely much better with a higher sea state. Really not much to see other than the coastline, grotto, lighthouse, and the Capt. Cook monument on the drive around the island. Go to another island for better coastlines, views, and far fewer people. Traffic is bad in the city.

The drive out to the "trou du souffleur" is quite nice. this is located on the east side of the island. Beautiful coastline, and worth the drive. I highly recomend to rent a car for a day and drive around Tahiti, its beautiful. DOn't let the rond point "round abouts" intomidate you, just stay on the outside lane when entering... More

Make sure to put your back right against the rock and your feet apart while your hands are touching each side on the rock, this natural blower is so powerful it can make you fall to the ground.

I agree that the Arahoho Blowhole is disappointing when compared with others across the world. Perhaps it only comes into its own when the sea is rough. However, it is worth stopping here if you are driving around Tahiti, if only for the beach and the view across the bay - and, of course, for the public restrooms, which are... More