In a nutshell

A brief excursion of great impact to discover the seabed and colourful inhabitants of the Tahiti lagoon.

Main stops

The programme

We dive into the fantastic blue waters for an unforgettable snorkelling session to explore the fascinating underwater world populated by tropical fish and corals.
We also have the chance to see the wreck of a barquetine sank in 1976 and the Catalina, a seaplane sank in 1963, both perfectly preserved.

Good to know

This excursion does not include a snorkeling guide. The narration of this experience will be conducted in either English or French, depending on our tour operator’s availability.
We recommend that you book early because only a limited number of places are available.
The boat crew is responsible for assisting participants, but not responsible for leading them during the snorkelling session.
Following a briefing on safety standards, participants are free to move around in a marked out area which will be presented by the boat pilot before getting in and may vary according to lagoon currents and/or sea conditions.
In the event of adverse weather conditions, it may not be possible to see the wrecks, however it is possible to see fish and corals.
Guests should know how to swim, be comfortable wearing snorkeling equipment, being in deep water as well as coping with occasional currents.
No fins included in the equipment.