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Fun dives in Moorea

Two departures every morning to Moorea's ocean-side sites, with Henri and his team.

The essentials

Already certified? We dive twice every morning, at 7:30 and 9:30 am: you can do one, the other, or both back to back. Allow about two hours per trip. Afternoon dives and night dives are possible from 4 people.

7:30 and 9:30 am

Two departures, two possible dives.

From Level 1

or Open Water, for the ocean-side sites.

Gear provided

Full equipment included.

Pick-up

Between the Linareva and Hilton hotels, for two dives.

Your level, your depth

Depth follows your level: Scuba Diver down to 12 metres in the lagoon, Level 1 or Open Water down to 20 metres in the ocean, Advanced and above 30 to 40 metres — although the best is often between 15 and 20 metres. Each morning, the site is chosen according to the weather and the group's level.

We accept all major agencies (SDI/TDI, PADI, SSI, CMAS, ANMP, FFESSM). Your certification card is required, physical or on your phone; the logbook is not.

Level 1 or Open Water and haven't dived for over a year? A refresher dive with an instructor gets you back in shape before the fun dives.

Two divers and a turtle above the Moorea reef
A diver and a turtle in open water, on the ocean side

Who you dive with

Each instructor guides at most 5 certified divers. Autonomous buddy pairs and trios are welcome.

Equipment

Full equipment is provided: 3 mm shorties (all sizes), full suits in small sizes, BCD, regulator, fins, mask and tank. A 15-litre tank is available at extra cost. You can rent a GoPro if you bring your own SD card.
A shark and divers above the Moorea reef
A moray eel in Moorea
An octopus on the Moorea reef
A diver above the sea floor, on the ocean side
A turtle resting on the reef, next to a diver

Frequently asked questions

Which certifications do you accept?
We accept certifications from the main international and French agencies: SDI/TDI, PADI, SSI, CMAS, ANMP and FFESSM. Give your exact level in the form (N1, N2, N3, N4, Open Water, Advanced, Rescue, Divemaster or Instructor).
How deep can I dive with my level?
Discover dive: 6 metres. Scuba Diver: 12 metres, in the lagoon. Level 1 or Open Water: 20 metres, in the ocean. Advanced and above: 30 to 40 metres in the ocean, although the best is between 15 and 20 metres. The dive site of the day is chosen according to the weather and the divers' level.
I haven't dived for a long time, what happens?
For a Level 1 or Open Water diver, a refresher dive with an instructor is required after more than a year without diving, before going back to fun dives. For higher levels, we decide case by case. Give the date of your last dive and your number of dives in the form.
Do I need to bring my certification card and my logbook?
Your certification card is required, either the physical card or on your phone: without proof of level, we cannot take you diving. Your logbook, however, is not required.
Can I dive on the day I fly out?
Allow at least 24 hours between your last time out of the water and your flight's take-off.
Is equipment provided, and what should I bring?
Full equipment is provided: wetsuit (3 mm shorties in all sizes, full suits in small sizes), BCD, regulator, fins, mask and tank. A 15-litre tank is available at extra cost (see the Rates page). We do not rent torches; dive computers are case by case. Bring your certification card, a towel and reef-safe sun protection.
Can I do two dives in the same morning?
Yes: the two morning departures, at 7:30 am and 9:30 am, let you do two consecutive dives. If you are staying between the Linareva hotel and the Hilton hotel, we pick you up for these two dives.
Do you offer night dives?
Yes, from 4 divers. We leave around 5:30 pm, depending on sunset time, to dive once it is fully dark; equipment is included. The price is on the Rates page. Contact us with your dates to arrange one.
I wear glasses: can I dive?
Yes, usually with no problem at all: a prescription mask, or contact lenses, let you dive normally. If in doubt, the team will check with you on site.
Can a non-diving companion come on the boat?
No: there are no non-diving companions on board during dive trips.

Book your dives

Prices on the Rates page; eDivingPass and Te Moana passes are accepted for these dives. Not certified yet? Start with a discover dive. Book through the form or on (+689) 87 78 03 52.
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