“William was very prompt, friendly, and knowledgeable.”
A private tour of the highlights of northern Tahiti. Larry appreciated William's English and French, his sense of humor and all he shared about the history of each place.
After a cruise, Joan joined William and his son Johnny for a full tour around Tahiti. The highlight was an optional boat trip to see the big waves at Teahupo'o, with a captain William knows personally.
A drive around the island with plenty of stops to shop, eat and explore. Highlights included the blowhole, the tunnel and the grotto, among many others.
A private tour for two that William adapted along the way, from the big wave surf spot of Teahupo'o to beautiful waterfalls. Scott valued William's deep knowledge of the island and of Papeete's history.
“It was the perfect introduction to French Polynesia.”
An afternoon tour with friends, on a first day in Tahiti. Between waterfalls, gardens and an ocean blowhole, William told stories about the island's history, geography and politics, as only a local can.
One day in Tahiti on a cruise. In four hours, William covered the island's history, culture and plants, with frequent photo stops, to make the most of a short visit.
A private island tour for a group of eight after their cruise, with luggage picked up at the pier. A relaxed day, never rushed, with stops on request and a drop off at the airport.
“Congenial, entertaining and very informative throughout.”
A 4.5 hour private tour for a group from a cruise, with William waiting at the pier. Stops included the Fern Grotto, the Vaipahi Garden, a double waterfall, the Arahoho Blowhole and Point Venus, always ahead of the tour buses.
“He will cater to what you want to see or experience.”
A private tour for five, booked online during a long cruise. William answered every question quickly, met the group on time at the port, kept them entertained and brought them back to the ship as planned.
Booked as a group tour of the island's four highlights, it turned into a private tour for two, rich in history. A good way to see Tahiti without renting a car.
A half day circle island tour for five, luggage included. William picked the group up at the ferry terminal, booked their dinner in Papeete, drove them there and back, then took two of them to the airport.
A last minute flight change meant a full day in Papeete before Bora Bora. William answered fastest, came early to the hotel, and the tour came with plenty of stories and a few Elvis songs.
William is an interesting character, full of fun information and facts. This was the most insightful activity on Tahiti.
“He encourages you to talk and ask questions.”
A drive all the way around Tahiti, about 73 miles, for a group of three. William shared local insight and humor in very good English, learned during his years as a musician in Los Angeles.
After a cruise, a four hour tour around the whole island with William and his son Johnny. Stops included a botanical garden, the fern grotto, a waterfall, the blowhole and Point Venus.
A couple on an Oceania cruise toured the island with William and his son. William reached each stop before the big buses, so the sites could be enjoyed without the crowds.
Twelve friends in port for the day with the Sea Princess. Their favorites were the spectacular views, the waterfalls, the botanical garden and the caves.
Three couples from the Ocean Princess took the four hour Grand Circle Island Tour. Along the 72 mile drive came the Gauguin Museum, the blowhole and its surfers, a hike to mountain falls and the caves, with William's no-nonsense advice.