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Moorea: Lagoon Snorkeling Tour & Motu Cooking Class with Lunch★ 4.92 (1,907) · 5h–6h
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Tahiti Island Tour: West & East Coast with 6 Sites★ 4.89 (1,256) · 5h
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Moorea 4WD tour: Pineapple farm, distillery & dual bays★ 4.88 (1,021) · 4h
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Moorea: Magic Mountain & Belvedere Lookout Small Group Tour★ 4.90 (889) · 4hUS$ 64View ›
Moorea: Glass Bottom Boat Snorkeling & Private Motu Lunch★ 4.93 (752) · 5hUS$ 167View ›
Moorea: Quad Tour with Magic Mountain & Pineapple Fields★ 4.93 (619) · 3h 45mUS$ 129View ›
Moorea: Jet Ski Tour with Stingrays, Sharks & Bays★ 4.95 (597) · 3hUS$ 129View ›
Moorea: Catamaran Snorkeling & Sailing Tour with Fruit Plate★ 4.86 (573) · 4hUS$ 151View ›
Tahiti 4x4 Safari: Mountain waterfalls & natural pools★ 4.69 (551) · 6h 30mUS$ 138View ›
Moorea Street Food Tour: 10-12 Tastings & Local Spots★ 4.98 (474)US$ 146View ›Top rated (10)
Moorea: Private Half Day Tour with Magic Mountain & BelvedereYou’ll wind up Magic Mountain for wild views over Moorea, taste homemade jams under the trees, wander muddy pineapple fields, and get stories from a local guide who seems to know everyone. Expect laughter, real flavors, and maybe even lose your hat if you’re not careful.
Tahiti Private Island Tour: Waterfalls & Black Sand BeachYou drive Tahiti's coasts in a private air-conditioned van, stopping at six landmarks: an archaeological site, a freshwater grotto, tropical gardens, waterfalls, a blow hole, and Venus Point with its Stevenson lighthouse and black sand beach. Your guide provides commentary at each stop, water is included, and restrooms are available throughout. The five-hour loop covers both sides of the island without requiring you to arrange separate transport or entry tickets.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Tahiti's main natural and historical landmarks in one morning or afternoon without arranging separate transport, entry fees, or timing — the five-hour loop and small group size (max 6 people) mean you spend time at each stop instead of rushing between them.
Moorea Private Lagoon Boat Tour & Snorkeling with PhotosYou’ll float in Moorea’s lagoon beside stingrays and reef sharks, snorkel over bright coral with your guide nearby, snack on local fruit in salty air, and get GoPro photos so you can actually be present instead of fiddling with your phone. It’s relaxed, personal—sometimes funny—and leaves you thinking about that soft blue light long after you’re back on land.
Sea Scooter Snorkeling in Moorea: 3 Coral GardensSea scooter snorkeling in Moorea takes you to three coral gardens in 3.5 hours with a professional guide, hotel pickup, and all gear included. You ride a motorized scooter (up to 3 mph) instead of swimming, which lets you explore longer and interact with stingrays, sea turtles, and blacktip reef sharks without fighting the current. Small groups max out at six people, and the morning timing catches the calmest water and clearest visibility.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel longer and deeper without the physical effort of swimming—the sea scooter is built for people who want to see more without getting tired, and for families with children who can't keep pace on a regular snorkel. The small group and early timing mean you'll have calm water and fewer crowds than the afternoon tours.
Moorea: Afareaitu Waterfall Hike & Fruit TastingYou hike a stony, flower-lined trail through Moorea's sacred valley to Afareaitu Waterfall, swimming in natural pools and exploring ancient temple remains with a guide who explains Polynesian legends and plant uses along the way. Fresh fruit tasting by the river is included, and all entry fees are covered — you just show up with good shoes and a swimsuit.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Moorea's interior and swim at a real waterfall without spending a full day hiking — the four-hour format fits a morning or afternoon and leaves your other half-day free, while the guide handles the history and navigation so you just walk and swim.
Moorea: Sea Scooter Jet Snorkeling Small Group Reef TourYou’ll glide through Moorea’s coral gardens with a sea scooter (no swimming skills needed), spot stingrays and tropical fish alongside a local guide, and enjoy small group company. Expect hands-on help, hotel pickup if you want it, bottled water after snorkeling—and maybe even a turtle sighting if you’re lucky.
Moorea: ATV Tour Pineapple Fields, Magic Mountain & Jam TastingYou’ll ride an ATV through Moorea’s lush pineapple fields and up winding trails to Magic Mountain for unreal views over Cook Bay. Taste homemade jams at a local farm stop and end your day with fresh fruit juice back at base. The small group size means you get real time with your guide—and maybe a few laughs along the way.
Moorea: Underwater Helmet Walk & Lagoon Fish ExperienceYou’ll step straight into Moorea’s lagoon wearing a special diving helmet—no swimming skills needed—guided by a local instructor who keeps things relaxed. Expect close-up encounters with colorful fish, gentle coral gardens beneath your feet, and that odd but peaceful feeling of hearing only your own breath underwater.
Moorea: Jetski & Quad Combo Tour with Lagoon SwimYou’ll skim Moorea’s lagoon by jetski, swim with rays and blacktip sharks near the motus, then ride quads past pineapple fields up to Magic Mountain for wild panoramic views. Expect fresh local snacks, stories from your guide, free photos of your day—and those small moments when you realize you’re somewhere entirely new.
Moorea snorkeling and sailing: Private catamaran TabooA private half-day catamaran tour on Moorea departs near Opunohu Bay and sails the north coast with multiple snorkeling stops in shallow coral gardens where you swim alongside blacktip rays, sharks and colorful fish. The boat—a comfortable sailing catamaran named Taboo—includes snorkeling gear, fresh tropical fruit, mai tai cocktails or mocktails, and an overwater net for lounging between swims. Hotel pickup is included, and the guide speaks English and French.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to snorkel in a calm lagoon without fighting crowds or joining a larger group—the private catamaran means you control the pace and the stops. The shallow coral gardens and regular sightings of rays and sharks make it worth choosing over a beach snorkel, and the sailing itself is part of the day rather than just transport between sites.
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Moorea: Half-Day Small Group Tour, Bays & Fruit TastingYou’ll ride through Moorea’s dramatic bays with a local guide, hear island legends at Belvedere Lookout, walk among ancient marae stones by the river, taste fresh tropical fruits at Opunohu Agriculture School, and sample juices at Rotui factory—all in half a day. Expect laughter, new flavors, and moments that linger long after you return.
Tahiti 4x4 Safari: Rainforest, Rivers & Archaeological SitesA full-day 4WD safari across Tahiti's interior with a local guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, and transportation through rainforest, river crossings and archaeological sites. The tour departs from the East coast and follows the Papenoo Valley to the main crater, where giant ferns, waterfalls and mountain streams frame the day. Groups stay under six people. Book at least 48 hours ahead (72 hours for Monday or weekend departures).Is it for me?The eight-hour commitment rules out a half-day itinerary but leaves the rest of your day free if you start early. The rough terrain and river crossings mean this tour is for travelers comfortable with an active, bumpy ride into terrain that standard vehicles can't reach—not a scenic drive, but genuine backcountry access.
Jet Ski Lagoon Tour Moorea: 2 Hours of Rays & SharksA 2-hour jet ski tour of Moorea's lagoon where you ride your own machine to coral gardens and shallow motus to swim with stingrays and blacktip sharks. The guide adapts the pace to your skill level, whether you're a first-timer or experienced rider. Pickup is included, as are a mask, bottled water, a drink at the end, and free photos the guide takes along the way.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon and want to cover more of the lagoon than a boat tour allows—the jet ski's speed and shallow draft get you to the motus and coral gardens quickly, leaving more time in the water with the rays and sharks. The guide adjusts the ride to your comfort level, so it works whether you're a first-timer or you've ridden before.
Tahiti 4.5-Hour East & West Coast Tour from PapeeteYou'll travel the east and west coasts of Tahiti in a single morning, stopping at Point Venus (where Cook observed the 1769 transit), three waterfalls in a lush valley, ancient marae temples, sea caves, and the island's famous surf towns. The air-conditioned vehicle includes WiFi, bottled water and snacks, and your local guide handles all the stops and timing so you return to Papeete knowing you've seen the island's main landmarks without arranging transport yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you're in Papeete for a few hours and want to see both coasts and the main historical sites without arranging your own transport or guide — the fixed schedule and included stops mean you're not negotiating timing or directions yourself.
Snorkeling in Moorea lagoon: Stingrays and coral gardenA half-day snorkeling tour in the Moorea lagoon departs daily with a live guide, boat transport and all mask-and-fin gear included. You'll snorkel three separate sites: a bay where green turtles swim, a stingray and shark zone where the animals are accustomed to visitors, and the Coral Garden between two motus where the reef fish are densest. The tour runs about four hours from pickup to return, and drinks are provided throughout.Is it for me?Book this if you have a half-day window and want to see turtles, rays, and reef fish in one outing—the boat handles navigation while you focus on water time.
Tahiti Airport Transfer: Private Arrival & Flower Lei WelcomeYou’ll step off your flight in Tahiti to a warm smile and a fresh flower lei before your private transfer whisks you away in an air-conditioned van. Your local driver takes care of bags and shares stories as you head to your hotel or pier. It’s an easy start that feels personal—one that stays with you long after arrival.
Moorea: 3-Hour Jet Ski Tour, Stingrays & Lagoon SwimYou’ll ride a jet ski across Moorea’s lagoon with a local guide, weaving through Opunohu Bay and pausing to swim among stingrays and blacktip sharks near the motus. Expect salty air, laughter, and moments of quiet awe in the water—plus free photos and a drink when you return.
Tahiti: 4x4 Safari Through Papenoo Valley & Caldera CraterYou ride a 4x4 through Tahiti's largest valley, stop at black sand beaches and a volcanic crater, eat lunch in a traditional village, and hear stories about the island's myths and history from a guide who knows the land. The full day includes a local fruit platter and photo stops at waterfalls and the high-altitude lake. Bring your own lunch and water, and book only if you're comfortable with rough roads and a moderate level of physical activity.Is it for me?Right for travelers with moderate fitness who want to see Tahiti's interior without hiking or organized group tours. The rough roads and full-day duration mean you'll be in a moving vehicle for hours, which is exactly what makes reaching the crater and the village possible in one day.
Moorea Snorkeling: Dolphins, Stingrays & Coral CanyonYou get picked up from your hotel and spend a half-day snorkeling three separate spots in Moorea's lagoon: a shallow sandbank with stingrays and sharks, a drift snorkel through a coral canyon with turtles, and a coral garden full of fish. The tour includes all equipment, a local guide, and a fruit break. Around four hours total, with hotel return included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel Moorea's main lagoon sites without arranging your own boat or gear — the fixed schedule and included transport mean you show up at your hotel and the rest is handled.
Moorea: Sunset Catamaran Cruise to Cook's Bay & ReefYou board Taboo catamaran on Moorea's North coast and sail toward Cook's Bay, then beyond the reef into open water. The cruise includes a Maitai cocktail, tropical juices, and water, with time to watch the sunset over Tiahura's motu. The boat keeps groups small and the pace relaxed—you're out for the light and the water, not a checklist of stops.Is it for me?A good fit if you want a quiet evening on the water without a crowded tour boat—Taboo keeps groups small so you can actually hear the ocean and watch the light change. The boat sails at the pace the wind allows, which is what makes the sunset feel unhurried instead of rushed.
