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Faie

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Faie is a small village on Huahine renowned for its population of blue-eyed freshwater eels, which gather under the Faie Bridge. Visitors can buy or bring food to feed these friendly, snake-like creatures that have become a local attraction. The eels are considered sacred in Polynesian culture, and the experience of hand-feeding them is both thrilling and culturally meaningful. The bridge itself offers a picturesque view of the river and surrounding greenery.

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  • Feed the famous blue-eyed eels by hand at Faie Bridge
  • Learn about the cultural significance of eels in Polynesian tradition
  • Enjoy the scenic river setting with lush tropical vegetation

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You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.

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