Stingray feeding :(

Northeast of Moorea Island, near the Beachcomber Parkroyal hotel.

Stingray World

This dive site is well-known for the Moorea shark feeding activity.

East of the Fareone motu, on the northeast side of Moorea. The name of this dive site comes from the Club Med restaurant named 'The Tiki' nearby.

The Tiki is also known as Le Tiki.

The Tiki

CORAL REEF WITH RICH MARINE LIFE. LOTS OF SHARKS.

EASY ACCESS.

Opunohu Bay

Coral wall is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in French Polynesia, Society, Moorea which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Coral wall

This is a deep dive for advanced and certified divers!... and one of the best dives of the archipelago.

The Roses are Montipora sp. corals that covers the reef near 40m deep.

North of Moorea, between the Opunohu bay and the Cook bay.

The Roses is also known as Les Roses.

The Roses

Edenpark is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in French Polynesia, Society, Moorea which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Edenpark

Rotui is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in French Polynesia, Society, Moorea which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Rotui

Gentle slope down to 15-20m deep then a sandy area with garden eels.

Northeast of Moorea, near Aroa point.

Temae

Gentle slope to 15m then a wall to 50m!

SW of Tahiti island. In the axis of the Faa Airport' landing strip. There is an airplane radio station named PW!

Radio Whisky

This is a very popular dive site. A Cesnas plane has been put there (7m deep), as well as two small boats (10m and 14m deep).

NW of Tahiti, into the lagoon. Just close to Tahiti international airport and Beachcomber hotel.

The Aquarium

Two wrecks for this dive site:
- The Cargo ship: A 30m long cargo, 25m deep max.
- The Catalina: A two engine aircraft, sunk in 1964 as an artificial reef.

NW of Tahiti island. Just beside of the airport.
There is a mooring buoy there.

Stingray World

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Stingray World