Top Moorea Hop on Hop Off

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to see humpback whales and extraordinary marine widlife. Our experienced and passionate team will take you on an adventure and share their love of the sea and its inhabitants with you. We will be able to swim and get up close and personal with these magnificent animals if they accept us and the weather permits. Allow the wonders of nature to astonish us. The boat is very pleasant, with its seats with cushions, the large roof, and the sled behind to make it easier to launch and get up to the boat in first, and which avoid upsetting the whales. Exclusiveness on Moorea Island

Come discover the beauty and richness of the Moorea lagoon and have lunch on a private island right in the water, a delicious meal prepared on a plancha barbecue! Whether you are a carnivore or vegetarian or vegan, our meal will meet all your expectations after a morning of snorkeling! We will be happy to welcome you to our little corner of paradise where we live with our children! The best part of our site, beyond its incredible fauna and flora, we have set up a play area for young and old which you can enjoy during your stop for lunch!!!

Pacifik Attitude is above all a moment of sharing and discovery. Reconcile man with nature, propose a respectful approach enriched by strong human encounters and a unique relationship with nature. We invite you to become an observer of all these wonders that the ocean offers us, to immerse yourself, dive and recharge for half a day. Pacifik Attitude wishes to share and convey its commitment to the protection of Fenua, its lagoon and its natural resources. Each species in its own way allows the balance of an entire ecosystem and we are an integral part of this great circle of life. The blossoming of underwater life is a formidable sight where, over the course of a thousand years, a subtle balance between species has been established. Connect to the ocean and experience exceptional sensations. Humpback whale watching is allowed from 20 July to 20 November in French Polynesia.