NO STORE… What Do We Eat Out Here?

What do we REALLY eat when there’s no store nearby? We live in a remote valley on Nuku Hiva Island in French Polynesia, where there are no roads or shops, and daily life depends on what nature provides or what we carry ourselves. We go to town once or twice a month to restock essentials, but most of the time, the valley feeds us. From breadfruit to sea urchins, this video shows what food and daily life actually look like when living far from everything. Welcome to our world in Hakaui Valley. Chapters: 00:00 What do we REALLY eat with no store nearby? 00:29 Hiking down to the ocean 00:48 Collecting sea urchins 02:40 Gathering fruit from the valley 03:15 Harvesting fresh pineapple 03:47 Life in the Valley 06:04 Making ka'aku (traditional breadfruit dish) 09:06 Sharing a meal together 09:36 Why we choose this life 09:45 End of the day 🎥 About us: We are Ana & Tanguy, living in a remote valley on Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas Islands. We share real life, traditional carving, art, culture, and everyday moments from one of the most isolated places on Earth. 🌴 More from us: ▪️ Hand-carved Marquesan art: https://cannibal-art.com ▪️ Where this story began: https://cannibal-art.com/collections/... ▪️ Instagram:   / cannibal.art.marquesas   ▪️ Facebook:   / cannibal.art.marquesas   If you enjoy authentic documentaries, remote island life, and traditional craftsmanship, subscribe and follow our journey.