Mo’orea

Best Things To Do in Mo'orea

The resort also draws attention of beach lovers. The coast here is clear and calm, and numerous diving schools are ready to greet dozens of visitors every day. The rest on a hot beach can be combined with walks in shady tropics, the guides will get you acquainted with the inhabitants of the local flora and fauna. You can also visit the dolphin show – this is a truly fascinating performance. Sea fishing lovers will surely enjoy overnight trips on boats. You can also look at the inhabitants of the deep sea during your trip on a boat with glass bottom that allows watching bright rainbow fish and corals. Visitors with adventurous nature will also find entertainment in Moorea. They can make an excursion to the Shark feeding park and feed real sharks from their own hands. Not far away from the beach area is located a cozy village named Tiki. Its inhabitants usually organize dance performances for the guests of the resort. In order to explore the island better and see the true power of the tropics, you can make a ride on a helicopter or a canoe. Moorea is a tropical paradise and a beautiful corner of nature. The island has many interesting natural sights and lookouts where you can organize a rich program of outdoor activities. In the very heart of the island is the Belvedere viewing platform with its wonderful panoramic view of Opunohu Bay and Cook's Bay. All travelers can reach the viewing platform on foot or go on an exciting jeep&ATV tour. Not far from the Belvedere is an interesting historical attraction - the ruins of an ancient Polynesian temple. Climbing to the Magic Mountain, on the top of which there is another great viewpoint, is extremely popular among hikers. It offers a great view of the entire island's northern coast. In clear weather, you can even see small Motus islets located near the coast. The island of Moorea accommodates the extraordinary Tiki Theater Village cultural center stylized as a classical Tahitian village. Villages like this one were discovered by the first European colonizers. Each of the beautiful thatched huts houses a mini-museum devoted to one of the directions of the national culture. Here, visitors can learn the art of wood and stone carving, make a traditional temporary tattoo with natural plants, and also observe how local artisans produce traditional musical instruments. You can also see a small floating hut in which special clams with black pearls are farmed. One of the Moorea visitors' favorite recreation areas is Lagoonarium. This is the name of a beautiful fenced lagoon inhabited by rare species of rays, sea turtles, and exotic fish. Every day, employees of the marine reserve feed stingrays. At certain times, tourists are allowed to swim in the lagoon. Stingrays are absolutely safe for humans - you can touch them while bathing, and also make a lot of great photos. An interesting Moorea island's modern attraction is Jus de Fruits de Moorea juicy factory that was opened back in 1981. Today it offers informative tours, during which you can try fresh juices, as well as visit a small souvenir shop.