Less than one hour flight from Tahiti is Huahine, a wild paradise with watermelon and coconut plantations rise from the jungle. Huahine bears the name “the untouched” or “the authentic.” Although Huahine is the third largest of the Society Islands, it is one of the least populated and most pristine islands in the archipelago. This is also reflected in the number of tourists you will meet here only sporadically. With only eight small villages spread over the two islands Huahine Nui in the north and Huahine Iti in the south, which are connected by a hundred meter long bridge, Huahine seems manageable. Far away from the hustle and bustle of…