Question 1

How do I register for the TALIFIT RACE?

Accepted Answer

All registrations must be completed online through our official registration page.

Question 2

What payment methods do you accept?

Accepted Answer

We accept credit/debit cards, bank transfers, and local club payments (upon request). All payments must be completed before race day.

Question 3

What are the race categories?

Accepted Answer

The TALIFIT RACE includes V1 and V6 categories from U10 (kids) to Master 60, for men, women, and mixed teams. Sprint, marathon, and long-distance events are available.

Question 4

Can I get a refund if I cancel?

Accepted Answer

Refund policies depend on cancellation timing. Contact us directly for any cancellation request — we handle each case individually.

Question 5

Our V6 team is missing 1–2 paddlers. How can we complete our crew?

Accepted Answer

We provide a WhatsApp Crew Finder Group to help paddlers connect and form full V6 teams. Join the group and post your needs — crews form fast!

Question 6

Where does the race take place?

Accepted Answer

All events take place at Matira Beach, Bora Bora — one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Check-in, ceremonies, and all races start and finish from the same location.

Question 7

What should I bring on race day?

Accepted Answer

Bring your paddle (V1), sunscreen, hydration, a hat, and your team spirit. Va'a (V6 canoes) are provided by the organization. Arrive at least 1 hour before your race start time.

Question 8

Are there rules and safety guidelines?

Accepted Answer

Yes — all participants must follow the official rules and safety guidelines. Life vests are mandatory for kids categories. Full rules are available on our website.

Question 9

How do I get to Bora Bora?

Accepted Answer

Fly internationally to Tahiti (Papeete - PPT) with Air Tahiti Nui, then take a scenic 45-minute domestic flight to Bora Bora with Air Tahiti. Contact us for discount prices with our airline partner.

Question 10

Do you offer accommodation recommendations?

Accepted Answer

Yes — from luxury overwater bungalows to affordable family pensions, we've curated a full accommodation guide with our local partners.

Question 11

When should I arrive in Bora Bora?

Accepted Answer

We recommend arriving 2–3 days before the event (by April 3–4) to acclimate, explore the island, and attend the pre-race check-in on Monday April 6.

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