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What to do in Moorea
Moorea.
Swim with the Dolphins
Friendly villagers are not the only inhabitants of this enchanting island. The lagoon is also home to families of dolphins so familiar with people they splash around in the water with you!.
Polynesian Village
Tiki Village is an authentically recreated traditional village that immerses you in the historic ways of native life. Learn how to make hei (flower crowns) and pareo paintings. On Tuesday, Friday and Saturday evenings join the villagers in celebration of the tamaiaraia, a feast of island foods that ends in a costumed ceremonial dance.
Tahiti.
Circle Island Tour
This deluxe tour around Tahiti introduces many points of interest, both historical and scenic. Check out places like One Tree Hill and Point Venus and get a taste of the island's rich history at its museums. There is a break for lunch at the fabulous Gauguin Restaurant where food becomes art.
Safari Excursion
This full-day, action packed adventure is a thrill you'll not soon forget. Go off-roading to the inner regions of the island. Waterfalls and raging rivers greet passengers in the jungle interior, while stops at sites of archeological interest expose the rich culture of the Tahitian Islands.
Horseback Riding
If you want a more natural viewing method of the Tahitian jungle, skip the Jeep Safari and take a trek on horseback. There are many mountain trails where your gentle steed leads you through lush foliage and tumbling waterfalls. There's no more exhilarating way to tour the jungle!.
Golf
A former cotton plantation, the 72-par Oliver Breaud International Golf Course is the only course on the island and is a good challenge even for seasoned players.
Diving and Snorkeling
Plumbs the depths or snorkel the surface, either way the abundance of life in the Tahitian lagoons will leave you in awe. There is an average of 130 feet visibility in warm water with minimal currents.
Museum of Tahiti
For a unique view into the history and culture of the Tahitian islands, this museum is a "must-see." The proud natives were able to retain much of their culture throughout the European attempt to "civilize" the natives. Many of those ancient traditions are preserved in this museum, even if they are no longer in practice.
Galleries
From the famous French artist, Paul Gauguin to local Tahitian artists, there is a gallery in Papeete to suit every desire. All the works shown are for sale and they include original pieces of Gauguin's collection. Most of the galleries are located along the Boulevarde Pomare.
Shopping
If your goal is to stock up on French perfumes and fashions or take home a bit of Tahiti, the best shopping excursion is the Papeete Public Market located in the heart of the city. It is open from 5am to 6pm daily and houses many booths that are a delight to browse even if you don't plan on buying much!.
Bora Bora.
Jeep Safari Adventure
Get to know exotic Bora Bora up close by taking a 3-hour, four-wheel drive tour of the island's virgin interior. You'll climb the mountains and discover sacred sights of the Polynesian past, and then plunge into the depths of the jungle.
Helicopter Tour
Get views of Bora Bora that you will find no where elseàover head! Circle over the multi-hued lagoon and take a peek at the peak of Mount Otemanu, a basalt obelisk that's impossible to scale, although it has been attempted numerous times.
Swim With Wild Sharks
For a heckuvan adrenaline rush, grab a mask and a snorkel and swim amid sharks. In the outer reef surrounding the island, you can watch as Tahitian divers hand feed black-tip sharks around you!.
Catamaran Cruise
Even if you have never set foot on a boat, these tip-resistant sailboats offer the best sailing experience around. You can charter a boat for an afternoon picnic at sea or an overnight fishing expedition.