Marae are sacred sites of Polynesian culture, bearing witness to an ancestral history and traditions. Once places of ceremonies, prayers, and important decisions, they remain spaces imbued with spirituality and respect today. Fragile and irreplaceable, these stone remains deserve special attention to preserve them for future generations.
To help protect this exceptional site, please follow these simple rules:
- Stay on designated paths
Do not walk on archaeological structures.
- Do not climb on the stones
They are fragile and full of history.
- Respect the silence
This is a place of contemplation and remembrance.
- Take your waste with you
Leave no trace of your visit.
- Take respectful photos
Do not climb on edifices to take pictures.
- Fires, alcohol and picnics are prohibited
These are not recreational areas.
- No pets allowed
to preserve the integrity of the site.
- Graffiti and tags are prohibited
The marae is a work of art in itself and already has a name.
- Adopt a respectful attitude
By following these guidelines, you contribute to preserving this unique heritage. Share these good practices and help us pass on this cultural legacy to future generations.
By following these guidelines, you contribute to preserving this unique heritage. Share these good practices and help us pass on this cultural legacy to future generations.
