Fare Pote'e De Maeva

Vestiges of a traditional Polynesian dwelling, the "fare pōte'e" at Maeva has rounded sides, unlike the "fare hau pape" which is rectangular. Entirely restored in 1972 by the local population, it isan immense fare pōte'e close to the Protestant temple in the village, between the marae of Vai-'ōtaha and Rau huru. Today, it houses a museum where you can see numerous objects found during archeological digs.