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Join us on a "tailor-made' 4 hour tour in the stunning turquoise waters of Mo'orea. Our experienced local captain and guide will ensure that you have the best time while offering an intimate and immersive experience. Our fully covered 28' foot boat is spacious enough to accommodate up to 12 passengers. Come discover the local sights and flavors of Mo'orea. We are excited to have you onboard. Māuruuru

If paradise still exists, it might very well be found on Mo'orea, a small tropical gem located just across the water from Tahiti. Our carefully curated tour offers the opportunity to discover the breathtaking beauty and attractions of Mo'orea, one of the world’s most stunning islands, all in one unforgettable day. Known as Tahiti’s sister island, Mo'orea is celebrated for its dramatic mountain landscapes, vibrant blue lagoons, and magnificent viewpoints. Throughout the tour, your guide will share insights into the island's rich culture, fascinating history, and the daily lives of its people. You’ll also have the chance to sample local products such as fresh juices, tropical fruits, and delicious jams. Additionally, a visit to a pearl shop provides a unique glimpse into Mo'orea’s traditional crafts. This tour is highly customizable, allowing you to tailor the experience to match your preferences.

Want a unique experience in Polynesia? Discover the island with a tailor-made photo session, adapted to your level. Learn more about the island while enjoying professional advice. Take your own pictures and capture the beauty of this island where nature is rich and unspoilt. An unforgettable adventure awaits you!

Choose for yourself what you see and do on a private full-day sailing tour around Moorea, on a catamaran named Taboo. While the final itinerary is up to you, other travelers have enjoyed sailing beyond the reef for views of Moorea, exploring the lagoon with snorkels, and stopping for a picnic on a quiet beach (bring your own food). Keep an eye out for turtles and Polynesian tikis (statues) under the water.