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Fishing
Sport fishing charter is available in all the islands, in various size
fishing boats, from 20 foot center consoles, to 45' sportsfishers. Any
of these daily charters can easily be arranged from your hotels. Costs
vary depending on boat size and location, and start at about $350 per
day. Fishing takes place outside the lagoons, trawling for small tuna,
mahi mahi, yahoo and various types of billfish. This is not as good as
Mexico or Australia, but more like Hawaii, with comparable type of fish.
Fly fishing or fishing from shore or in the lagoons is almost nonexistent
due to the shallowness of the lagoons and the type of fish present.
Circle
Island Tour
Discover Moorea's Volcanic peaks, crystalline waters, and lush mountain
slopes. Encircle the island on the coastal road, passing fabled ìBali
Haiî on the way to the spectacular Belvedere viewpoint, high above
Cookís and Opunohu Bays.
Half day - $55 per person
Land Rover Safari
Savor the serenity of Moorea's majestic mountains. Visit vanilla, grapefruit
and pineapple plantations, and ancient sacrificial sites accessible only
to 4-wheel drive vehicles.
Half day - from $57 per person
Swim with Dolphins
Play with dolphins in their natural habitat, cavorting with them in the
crystal clear lagoon. Share an enchanting moment with these magnificent
mammals, exploring their underwater world.
Dolphin Quest - Shallow water encounter $120 per person. Snorkel
with Dolphins:$140 per person
Rental Car
Only 37 miles around, with boutiques, restaurants and villages dotting
the circle island road, Moorea is easy to tour in a day by car.
6-hour rate:$78 per car
Tiki Village
Travel back in time to Polynesia of yesteryear in this authentically recreated
village. Participate in island life... see the making of hei (crowns
of flowers), tattooing, carving, and pareo painting. On Tuesday, Friday
and Saturday evenings celebrate the tamaíaraía --
a feast of island foods, accompanied by a spectacular Polynesian dance
show of traditional songs and dances. A must for all visitors to Moorea.
Dinner and Revue - $88 per person
Scuba Diving
Explore Moorea's coral reefs with dive professionals to guide you. (Certification
available).
One tank dive - $62 per person
Shark Feeding
No visit to Bora Bora is complete without this exhilarating, unforgettable
experience. Taken to the outer reef, you don snorkel and flippers, slip
into the water (with just a touch of trepidation!) and watch Tahitian
divers hand feed back-tip sharks right before your eyes.
Half day - from $77 per person
Helicopter Sightseeing
Soar like a bird over Bora Boraís multi-colored lagoon and lushly
forested interior. Get a closer look at misty Mount Otemanu and see why
no one has ever been able to climb to the top of this fabulous basalt
obelisk.
30 minutes - from $300 per person
Jeep Safari
Head off the beaten track on this daredevil, four-wheel drive adventure.
Climb to dizzying heights and discover sacred sites in Bora Boraís
virgin mountain interior.
Half day - from $78 per person
Scuba Diving
Graceful manta ray and hundreds of neon-bright reef fish greet you as
you descent into the lagoon, marveling at its natural beauty and abundant
sealife.
One tank dive - from $75 per person
Rental Car
Itís easy to get around Bora Bora on its 20-mile circle-island
road. Youíll pass villages and archaeological sites, with wildflowers,
ferns and giant palms bordering the route.
4-hour-rate - $70 per car
Catamaran Charter
Set Sail for a carefree afternoon aboard the deluxe, 50 ft. TaraVana.
Or escape for two days, giving yourself over to the trade winds, fishing,
or just drifting along in search of the perfect motu. Exceptionally
stable, a catamaran sail is heaven on water, for both salty seadogs and
landlubbers alike.
Half day charter - $900. Overnight charter - $1,800.
Private Picnic - Etienne’s Tour, Patrick’s, or Keishi Tour will arrange these outings. I highly recommend Keishi (ask for Pierrot, Phone 79 26 56). He sets up a table in the lagoon water next to a private Motu. Lunch features Lobster, Crab, Steak, Chicken, Fruit and Champagne. Snorkeling around the Island, Shark and Ray Feeding, Manta Ray viewing and whatever else your heart desires. These run around $500.00 for two, plus $100.00 for each additional person. The operator will usually pick you up at your hotel around 9:30am and drop you off at 3:00pm.
Patrick’s tour is also very nice. He serves a traditional Tahitian feast of foods cooked in an ahima'a (underground oven). Meals consist of roast pig, breadfruit, plantains, taro leaves, and the ever present poisson cru. Patrick is from Bora Bora and is a gracious host.
HorseBack Riding - Ranch Reva Reva, on private Motu for Beach and interior ride.
Bora Bora Lagoonarium - next to Le Meridian, swim with the sharks and many other sea creatures, can also purchase a movie of you swimming with the Sharks.
Sunset Cocktail Cruise - aboard the “Taravana” with Captain Richard, sails from many of the hotels, can be booked through your hotel.
Boat rentals – based at Matira Beach near Le Matai, small aluminium boats with 6 hp - no permit required, larger boat (15 hp) requires a boat license. Also a taxi service to and/or from any place on the Island (Phone (689) 67.60.61 ). Renting a small boat is a great way to see the lagoon at your own pace. You can rent 4 hours or day. But watch for the shallow coral heads.
Parasailing – Bora Bora Parasailing, offers single and double person rides, no age limit. Contact Bora Bora Tel/ Fax: (689) 67 70 34 , cell: 78 27 10
JetSki: Milki Miki Tours - leave everyday at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm from Matira. Two hour tours are $187.00 US dollars. You will be with a guide.
Book from your hotel room by calling (689) 67.76.44
Lagoon Excursion
Rich with sea life and dotted with tiny islets, Huahineís lagoon
beckons you to spend a day of exploration in an outrigger canoe. Picnic
lunch included.
Full day - $85 per person.
Scuba Diving
Dive the lagoon or the outer reefís coral walls, where rays, sharks,
Napoleon-fish, tuna, barracuda, eels, and countless tropical fish attract
novice and experienced divers alike.
One tank dive - $80 per person
Jeep Safari
Discover Huahine in a 4x4, passing plantations, fording streams, and venturing
into the natural, wild interior. Climb high above the lagoons and bays,
into another world, for lofty views of the mighty Pacific Ocean. Half
day - from $70 per person
Rental Car
Drive the partially-paved road that winds around the twin islands of Huahinne-Nui
(ìbig Huahineî) and Huahine-Iti (ìlittle Huahineî).
Luxuriant foliage lines the route which passes by several small villages,
giving you the opportunity to meet the people who are fortunate enough
to live here. 8-hour rate - $82 per car
Marae & Plantation Tour
Delve into the mystery of the ancient marae, open-air sanctuaries
where religious ceremonies took place, and savor the sweet scents of Huahineís
fragrant vanilla bean.
Half day - from $55 per person
Surfing
If surfing is your thing, you wonít want to miss the renowned
waves of Avo Moía Pass.
Lagoon
Excursion:
Venture offshore, across across sun-warmed waters to a deserted islet,
taking time to snorkel and view the amazing marine life. Enjoy a beach
barbeque made even more delicious by the soft sea breezes and gentle murmuring
of the lagoon.
Full day, Rangiroa: $115 per person
Half a day, Manihi: $63 per person
Scuba Diving
Incredible numbers of manta rays, sharks, Napoleon wrasse, schooling barracude
... drift dives in these exceptionally rich Tuamotu waters are among the
best in the world.
Rangiroa-One tank dive - $78 per person
Manihi-One tank dive - $78 per person
Pearl Farms
Visit a pearl farm and see for yourself how that purest of jewels, the
rare black pearl, is farmed from the giant black-lipped oyster, pinctada
margaritifera.
Half day, Manihi - $58 per person
Circle
Island Tour
Take in all of Tahitiís ìmust sees,î from the Arahoho
blow hole to Faaruumai waterfalls, the Gauguin Museum, and the Botanical
Gardens. Walk on the black sand beach at Point Venus where Discoverers
Wallis, Cook, and the Bounty crew first came ashore, and be charmed
by Tahitian homes, gaily painted i all the colors of the rainbow.
Full day, with lunch - $93 per person.
Rental Car
Rent a car and follow the fortunes of the road which winds around Tahiti
Nui (ìbig Tahitiî) and the peninsula of TahitiíIti
(ìlittle Tahitiî). Spectacular vistas, pearl and ebony beaches,
fascinating historic sites, colorful gardens and glimpses of traditional
village life await you. (International driverís license not
required).
Daily rate - from $90 per car.
Interior Island Safari
Get a closer look at Tahitiís interior, a land of unbounded natural
beauty where almost-vertical vegetable plantations edge their way into
bamboo and fern forests, and waterfalls cascade into hidden pools watched
over by stone-faced tiki.
Full day - $110 per person
Golf
Only in Tahiti at present. Tee off on Tahitiís 18-hole international championship course,
unique in French Polynesia. Located about 45 minutes from Papeete, this
par-72 course, designed by Robert Baldock, a California golf course architect,
measures 6550 yards and affords unparalleled island and reef views ...
keeping your eye on the ball wonít be easy!
18 Holes Green Fee - $80 per person. Clubs rental available.
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