
Airport
Pukarua Airport (PUK)
Pukarua Airport is a small gateway to Pukarua Atoll in the Tuamotu archipelago of French Polynesia. It mainly serves the village of Marautagaroa and offers a practical arrival point for continuing by pre-arranged transfer or local transport to island accommodation and nearby atoll communities.
Passengers
Luggage
About Pukarua Airport
Pukarua Airport is a small domestic airport serving Pukarua Atoll in the Tuamotu archipelago of French Polynesia. It is located near the village of Marautagaroa and provides essential air links for the island's residents and visitors.
The airport has IATA code PUK and ICAO code NTGQ. It operates as a single compact passenger facility and is served by Air Tahiti, which connects Pukarua with other islands in the Tuamotu and the wider domestic network.
Pukarua Airport lies roughly 1,125 kilometres from Tahiti and about 6 kilometres from the village of Marautagaroa. Because road and sea connections are limited, the airport is a key gateway for reaching the atoll and nearby communities such as Reao.
Onward travel is usually arranged through local guesthouses, private transfers or vehicle hire. The airport offers a simple arrival and departure experience suited to low-volume domestic flights.

Terminal Overview

Terminals
Pukarua Airport operates from a single compact passenger terminal handling all scheduled arrivals and departures. Domestic flights are served in one building, with no separate international or Schengen terminal areas.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Pukarua Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Pukarua Airport to guesthouses, pensions and village destinations across Pukarua Atoll.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a driver by the hour for flexible travel from the airport, village visits, meetings or exploring Pukarua Atoll.
Car Rental
Arrange local vehicle hire from Pukarua Airport for independent travel around the atoll and onward journeys to accommodation.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter vehicles for groups travelling between Pukarua Airport, Marautagaroa and other locations on Pukarua Atoll.



