35 Day Hawaii, Tahiti Cruise.

[OlsSalt]

43 minutes ago, mcrcruiser said:

Question  we already know that this walker can go on tenders  ,From your rxoerience how would  it be on  dirt & gravel paths  on these islands ?  Iy has large wheels   Here is apicture of the walker:

 https://www.lowes.com/pd/Drive-Medical-Nitro-Euro-Style-Rollator-Rolling-Walker-Red/1001864310

 

 Thank you for your input

 

 Cliff 

 

Memory hazy, but I am thinking these few roads in Fakarava were a hardened coral material - flat but gritty, if anything. How long between Rotoava Harbor and the restaurant/beach area? Again, can't remember but certainly less than a mile.

 

 Here is what the travel site says about island roads:

 

Getting Around Fakarava

Transport to and from the airport should be arranged by your Preferred Travel Professional or by your hotel. With only a few miles of road on each atoll, there is little need for public transportation and walking is enjoyable. For venturing around the most populated parts of the atolls, open-air cars and bicycles can be rented. For exploring the lagoon and surrounding motu, motorboat, canoe, and sailboat rentals are available.

[mcrcruiser]

11 hours ago, OlsSalt said:

 

Memory hazy, but I am thinking these few roads in Fakarava were a hardened coral material - flat but gritty, if anything. How long between Rotoava Harbor and the restaurant/beach area? Again, can't remember but certainly less than a mile.

 

 Here is what the travel site says about island roads:

 

Getting Around Fakarava

Transport to and from the airport should be arranged by your Preferred Travel Professional or by your hotel. With only a few miles of road on each atoll, there is little need for public transportation and walking is enjoyable. For venturing around the most populated parts of the atolls, open-air cars and bicycles can be rented. For exploring the lagoon and surrounding motu, motorboat, canoe, and sailboat rentals are available.

Thanks that is very helpful  

 Mahalo

 Dliff