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Spend an evening enjoying the beauty of Moorea’s lagoon while riding in a traditional canoe. On this small-group tour (with a maximum of six passengers) you will learn about Polynesian navigation history while watching the sun set and looking out for wildlife like turtles, sharks, and rays. Feast on the provided tropical fruit with a cocktail in hand. This is a chilled out way to end a day in paradise.

With crystal-clear waters teeming with colorful marine life, the Bora Bora lagoon is a perfect snorkeling spot. On this morning adventure, cruise to three or four of the best snorkeling spots in the lagoon, which your captain will select based on the day’s conditions. Swim and snorkel through a coral garden, among the tropical fish, and perhaps even manta rays. Includes handy transfers from your Bora Bora accommodation.

Explore Moorea's lagoon in the traditional way—aboard a Polynesian outrigger canoe—during this full-day excursion. With a small group of 12 travelers or fewer, get plenty of room onboard and attention from the guides. Take in the scenery, go swimming and snorkeling, and arrive at a tiny islet for a cooking lesson (the local dish poisson cru) and a barbecue lunch.

Explore Moorea aboard a private catamaran on this half-day excursion. Swim with rays, sharks, and tropical fish using the provided snorkeling equipment. Chat with your captain and crew about the local marine life and stretch out on the boat's deck for some sun. Snacks and beverages (alcoholic and nonalcoholic) are provided.

Animal lovers won't want to miss the opportunity to see humpback whales on their migration through Moorea. Between July and November, there is the possibility of seeing the whales and their young, and even swimming with them if the conditions are good. High-tech equipment allows the crew to listen for whales, increasing your chances of finding them.

Embark on an engaged and animal-friendly tour with an experienced crew who will analyze the behavior of animals and make gentle approaches. A small group tour to guarantee you an authentic and unforgettable experience. It is possible to encounter other species of marine mammals than humpback whales such as globicles, long-billed dolphins, narrow-billed dolphins, sperm whales, flying fish, hunting seabirds. Swimming with wildlife is never guaranteed, but the passionate crew will do everything possible to make your experience incredible.

Led by experienced local guides, this tour offers a rare chance to see whales in their natural environment, in the water, if conditions allow. We always prioritize safety and the well-being of the animals. The guide carefully evaluates sea conditions and whale behavior before allowing guests to enter the water. Groups are limited to six people in the water at a time, for a more intimate and respectful experience. You’ll be on a new, comfortable boat equipped for safety and designed to make your time at sea enjoyable.

Watch the sunset from the deck of a catamaran during this evening sail around Vaitape. Relax on the provided chaise lounges while music plays over the on-board sound system, sip a glass of Chilled Drinks, and munch on included snacks. Pickup and drop-off at your hotel's dock.

Make the most of an amazing seasonal event in French Polynesia with a whale-watching excursion between July and early November. Head out into the ocean to spot migrating humpback whales in their natural environment. Look out for other marine animals, including whales and sharks, and if you've chosen the swimming option and weather permits, get in the water to snorkel with the gentle giants. Return to Moorea Lagoon for some snorkeling, with all gear provided for your convenience.

Many people come to Moorea to snorkel in the coral gardens but if you travel here between July and November there’s the chance to see whales on their seasonal migration. With a small group and dedicated guides who follow all whale-protection regulations, head out into the ocean to spot the amazing creatures. If conditions and whale behavior allow on the day, over-15s may even swim and snorkel with the whales.

Benefit from personalized attention and snorkeling instruction on this private snorkeling tour of the Bora Bora Lagoon. Choose from morning or afternoon departure depending on your schedule, then set out with your dedicated crew to visit four to five area snorkeling spots. Guided snorkeling excursions mean you'll have the best chance of spotting marine life such as barracuda, eels, sharks, and rays swimming among vibrant coral. You can travel light, as all snorkel equipment, towels, and refreshments are provided.

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

Join us on a private snorkeling trip. Sharks and rays sand bar, turtules and coral garden. Let's have the best timing to avoid the crowd. You gonna cruise on a unique polynesian outrigger. Private up to 4. Bring your own drinks. Drone welcome.

Snorkel through Bora Bora's coral reefs and lagoons on this guided snorkeling tour. With a guide to point out the marine life and all equipment included, you'll learn about the underwater ecosystem in an enjoyable way. Even beginners can experience the lagoon's wonders with the guide's instruction; sights may include manta rays, anemone fishes, and moray eels.

Explore the underwater world of the Bora Bora Lagoon without bumping into other snorkelers or struggling for your guide’s attention. This luxury private snorkeling tour is customizable to suit your interests, needs, and the conditions on the day. Ask your guide questions about the fish, coral, and other creatures you see as you swim in the warm, shallow water. Snorkeling gear and towels are provided so you don’t need your own.

In order to guarantee a better experience for our customers, our tower has a maximum capacity of 6 people, i.e. two times less than a classic tour generally offered on the market. This allows our guide and our captain to take care of you. It is essential for us to ensure respect for the tranquility and well-being of animals, and more particularly humpback whales. This is why having a capacity of up to 6 customers allows us to have a minimum impact on the animals. It also promotes better observations and interactions with animals.

Control your own adventure when you rent and drive your own boat in Bora Bora. Choose from a 3.5-hour rental and explore the idyllic coastline as you wish. Stop to snorkel at a coral garden, anchor at beautiful beaches, and relax in the shade as you admire the views from your boat. You’ll be given a detailed map and helpful itinerary suggestions. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

We offer you an extraordinary experience: swimming , observing, listening to whales. We are new to tripadvisor but we have been organizing tours since 2020. Our aquatic guide experienced in approaching these mammals will reassure you if necessary and accompany you to live this extraordinary experience. Your safety is paramount, there will be no launching if all the conditions are not met: behavior of whales suitable for observation, state of the sea . If Mother Nature allows you to (frequently) , then prepare for a magical moment.

French Polynesia’s Moorea Lagoon boasts crystal waters home to diverse marine life, with native flora and fauna flourishing in hidden coves. On this tour, paddle across the lagoon by transparent kayak and gaze over the vibrant coral reefs below. With your guide to lead the way, hit the most beautiful corners of the lagoon, snorkel among the sea turtles and rays, and gain insight into traditional Polynesian culture.

We are in a small committee (6 people maximum). Off the beaten track. We will spend half a day where we simply enjoy the moment. Laughter, sharing and happiness on the program.

During the months of July-November, the southern hemisphere population of humpback whales commences their winter migration with a portion of the population choosing the islands of French Polynesia as their destination. French Polynesia remains one of the few locations in the world where we are able to enter the water with humpback whales to observe them directly. Our priority lies both to guest safety and to respect of all wildlife we encounter during our tours. We will only enter the water with humpback whales after the biologist on board has observed their surface activity and deemed it safe and non-invasive for both the guests and the whales. Allowing the whales to continue their natural behavior, mating rituals, and migrational movements is vital for a healthy marine environment. *** OUR TOURS ARE LIMITED AND FILL QUICKLY, PLEASE BOOK WELL IN ADVANCE TO SECURE YOUR SPOT***

To see another side of Tahiti from the beach resorts you’d normally need to rent a 4-wheel-drive vehicle and brave the rugged roads. Simplify your adventure by letting someone else drive on a small-group day tour along coastal and mountain roads. After starting at black-sand beaches and coastal villages, travel deep into the mountains, visiting lakes, waterfalls, and remote valleys. Refresh with provided tropical fruits.

It's 7:30 in the morning, the lagoon still grey with sleep. You get on board and count: one, two... six. That's it. No group stepping on it, no waiting. Just you, and a Guide who knows these waters like a loved face. Under the hull, you dip a hydrophone — and silence becomes a song. Serious, ancient: a male, invisible, under your feet. Farther away, a mother, who came from Antarctica to give birth in these warm waters. She's not here for you, she's here for her little one. And perhaps that's what's most upsetting: to be a discreet witness to a moment we let you share. If conditions permit, you slide into the water. A few meters away, a huge shape moves, slow, unreal. Fifteen meters. Twenty tons. One eye looking at you, one second. You're not breathing. You'll never tell it quite right then. You'll have to say, "I was there." Six. No more. The season lasts a few months. The seats, a few minutes.