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Moorea, our island

Henri was born here. Here is what you need to come, stay and dive in Moorea.

Getting to Moorea

Moorea is about thirty minutes from Papeete by ferry, or a short domestic flight.
The Scubapiti boat on the Moorea lagoon
Half above, half below: divers in the lagoon, with Moorea's mountains behind

The centre, in Hauru

The centre is on the island's north-west coast, on the beach of the Les Tipaniers hotel, in Hauru (Haapiti).

Times, pick-up and payment: everything is on the practical information page.

Staying within the pick-up area

The jetty and Tipaniers beach, seen from the air
Bungalows by the lagoon, on Moorea's north-west coast
The beach, the jetty and places to stay, seen from the air
If you are staying between the Linareva hotel and the Hilton hotel, we pick you up for two consecutive dives or a whale trip. These places are all within that area:
Hôtel Les Tipaniers

Hôtel Les Tipaniers

(+689) 40 56 12 67
Hôtel Hibiscus

Hôtel Hibiscus

(+689) 40 56 20 69
Moorea Sunset Beach

Moorea Sunset Beach

(+689) 40 55 13 00
Fare Arana

Fare Arana

(+689) 40 56 16 31
La Maison Bleue

La Maison Bleue

(+689) 40 56 27 76
Kahekaro

Kahekaro

(+689) 87 37 95 78
Polynésie Location Bungalows

Polynésie Location Bungalows

(+689) 87 72 75 80

Moorea underwater

A diver beneath a turtle, in the blue ocean off Moorea

Ocean and lagoon

On the ocean side, nine dive sites, lemon sharks all year round, turtles, spotted eagle rays.

In the lagoon, calm water for a discover dive or snorkeling; and from 20 July to 20 November, humpback whales.

A lemon shark above the reef in Moorea
Two spotted eagle rays in Moorea
A school of yellow fish in Moorea
A clownfish in its anemone
A turtle above the reef
A humpback whale and her calf

A question about your stay?

Write to us, we answer the same evening. Or call us on (+689) 87 78 03 52 (WhatsApp too).
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