For Services and Resources in French Polynesia
The Tahiti Cruisers Guide is brought to you by Julien Desmont from Xperimental and Chuck Houlihan from Jacaranda. Starting as an idea based on the very successful Panama City Cruisers guide, it has evolved into 200+ pages of information on vendors and services throughout French Polynesia. In January 2018, we added GPS coordinates and links to Google Maps to assist in locating businesses.
Downloading the guide and GPS map coordinates will facilitate using the guide offline. The coordinates will work for either Maps.me (best for Papeete) or Google Maps.
Especially thankful to John (SV Mary Ann II) and Steve (SV Ocean Star) for their huge effort in supplying a vast amount of information for the guide.
The guide is a community effort. Updates and new additions are greatly appreciated. If you find the guide useful or find something that needs updating please drop us a note at tahiticruisersguide (AT) gmail.com
Last update: 06 Oct 2024
Yanmar/Yanmar Parts
Sin Tung Hing (STH)
2023-10-06 06:57:48 UTC
Island: Tahiti
GPS Coordinates (Latitude/Longitude in decimal degrees):
Latitude: -17.528096
Longitude: -149.567219
view in google mapsUpdated contact info 6-18
For Yanmar and Mercury parts
Mahea TEMATAUA-TERIITI
SIN TUNG HING MARINE
Services Pièces Détachées
YANMAR et MERCURY
BP:1605 PAPEETE-TAHITI
Zone Industrielle de la Papeava
TÈL:40.549455 FAX:40.454837
mahea.temataua@sintunghing.pf
2-2022 SV Siyeza We recently replaced our Starboard Yanmar engine on our Leopard 46, in Tahiti.Just a heads up to the agents at STH Marine.They were great to work with and very knowledgeable. Their mechanic Bryan is now permanently stationed at Marina Taina just behind the STH Marina retail shop.
The Chief Technican based in Town is Florian, Very experienced and lots of knowledge
10-2019 SV Panache
STH Marine did the 1,000-hour service on our Yanmar diesel engines. The mechanics were good, but their manager gave them the wrong manual and then interpreted it incorrectly. They set my valves incorrectly. It took me weeks to convince them that they were wrong. They finally relented, agreed I was correct and fixed their mistake. I wonder how many boats in Tahiti are operating with the wrong valve settings.
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