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Moorea: Lagoon Snorkeling Tour & Motu Cooking Class with LunchYou’ll swim Moorea’s clear lagoon with stingrays and black-tip sharks, snorkel among coral reefs, then learn to make poisson cru during a relaxed barbecue lunch on a motu. With hotel pickup included and a small group led by a local guide, you’ll get both adventure and real Polynesian flavors — plus plenty of time just soaking it all in.
Tahiti Island Tour: West & East Coast with 6 SitesA half-day guided tour of Tahiti's west and east coasts visiting six sites including a sacred Polynesian marae, two grottos, a botanical garden, a 100-meter waterfall and the historic Venus Point Lighthouse. The small group travels in an air-conditioned minivan with a live English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, and water included; the tour does not include swimming or a meal stop.Is it for me?Choose this shared half-day tour if you want a guide-led introduction to Tahiti's archaeological sites, waterfalls, and coastal landmarks without committing to a full day.
Moorea 4WD tour: Pineapple farm, distillery & dual baysYou ride in a 4x4 up mountain tracks to Magic Mountain and the Belvedere Lookout, stopping at pineapple fields and a local juice factory, with hotel pickup included and a guide who knows the island's history and legends. Book a morning departure — the afternoon clouds will steal the view.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Moorea beyond the resort — the mountain views, the working farms, the bays from inside a 4x4 — without arranging your own transport or figuring out which stops matter. The small groups and morning timing are what keep the experience unhurried and the light sharp for photos.
Moorea: Magic Mountain & Belvedere Lookout Small Group TourYou’ll ride up winding roads for sweeping views from Magic Mountain and Belvedere Lookout, walk through fragrant vanilla plantations, taste fresh marmelade and pineapple juice, and share laughs with your local guide. It’s a half-day in Moorea that feels both relaxed and full—one of those tours you remember for its small moments as much as its big ones.
Moorea: Glass Bottom Boat Snorkeling & Private Motu LunchYou’ll float above Moorea’s reefs in a glass bottom boat, swim with turtles and rays (or watch them glide by from your seat), then share lunch on a private family motu with homemade Tahitian food and local drinks. It’s relaxed, personal, and gives you that rare feeling of being welcomed in — not just passing through.
Moorea: Quad Tour with Magic Mountain & Pineapple FieldsYou’ll ride your own quad through Moorea’s pineapple fields, climb to panoramic lookouts like Magic Mountain and Belvedere with a local guide leading the way, stop at Lycée Agricole for homemade jam tasting, and end with windswept views over Cook’s Bay—plus photos to keep afterward.
Moorea: Jet Ski Tour with Stingrays, Sharks & BaysYou’ll zip across Moorea’s lagoon by jet ski, glide into Cook’s and Opunohu bays, swim alongside stingrays and sharks (with a local guide nearby), and maybe spot whales if it’s their season. Includes hotel pickup so you don’t need to stress about transport—and ends with a sweet surprise back at base. Expect laughter, salt spray, and those wild blue views that linger long after.
Moorea: Catamaran Snorkeling & Sailing Tour with Fruit PlateYou’ll sail Moorea’s lagoon on a cozy catamaran with just a handful of guests, snorkel among black tip sharks and stingrays in clear coral gardens, snack on fresh tropical fruit right on deck, and share laughs with your local guide. It’s relaxed, personal — and leaves you with salt in your hair and new stories to tell.
Tahiti 4x4 Safari: Mountain waterfalls & natural poolsA full-day private 4x4 tour through the center of Tahiti with a live guide in English or French, traveling 37 km on unmaintained mountain roads to see the central crater, waterfalls, tropical flora and natural swimming pools. The road is rough and uncemented; the tour suits travelers comfortable with significant vehicle movement and ready to swim or simply watch waterfalls depending on weather. Pickup is included; lunch is not.Is it for me?You're comfortable with rough terrain and hours of vehicle movement—this tour trades smooth roads for access to Tahiti's interior that most visitors never see. The guide's knowledge of the island and the mix of waterfalls, swimming and crater views make the bumpy ride worth it.
Moorea Street Food Tour: 10-12 Tastings & Local SpotsYou get picked up from your hotel, spend four to five hours tasting 10-12 local dishes from Tahitian, Chinese, and French vendors with a native guide, and return with a real sense of how Moorea eats. All tastings and transport are included, and the small group size means you're not rushing between stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat like a local without figuring out where locals actually eat — the small group and native guide are what make the difference between a food tour and a real neighborhood walk.
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: 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.
Tahiti East Coast: Small Group Tour with Waterfalls & BlowholeYou’ll wander lively markets in Papeete, feel sea spray at Arahoho Blowhole, walk under Faarumai Waterfalls’ misty rush, and meet local artists by quiet riversides. With pickup included and stories from your guide woven through every stop, this small group day trip lets you feel Tahiti’s east coast up close—sometimes messy, always real.
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.
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.
Tahiti West Coast: Small Group Tour with Caves & Black Sand BeachesYou’ll walk mossy valleys among ancient Tikis, sink your toes into Tahiti’s black sand beaches beside surfers and fishermen, taste fresh fruit straight from street vendors, and share laughter with locals who feel more like friends by day’s end. Expect cool cave swims and quiet moments in flower-filled gardens—a day that lingers long after you leave.
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.
Moorea: Private Jet Ski Tour & Snorkeling with Island LunchYou’ll feel Moorea’s wild beauty as you zip across its lagoon by private jet ski with a local guide. Dive in to snorkel among rays and sharks at a quiet island spot, then share a laid-back lunch by the water before heading back—with salty hair and maybe a new story or two.
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 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.
