The seabed of Tahiti and Her Islands is a constantly changing spectacle. A wealth of marine life with extraordinary flora and fauna! Polynesian waters are home to fascinating colonies of fish in a multitude of colors and shapes, dancing in sumptuous coral gardens. Nearly a thousand species of fish inhabit our Polynesian waters.

Wonderful explorations
Among them, manta rays, sharks and turtles will enchant your aquatic adventure. With annual temperatures ranging from 26 to 29°C, and incredible visibility of up to 50 meters, our waters offer ideal scuba diving conditions from January to December. Marine mammals - 24 of the world's 80 species - such as whales and dolphins are either temporary or permanent residents of our waters.

A must-live experience
Since May 2002, Tahiti and Her Islands have been classified as a “sanctuary for the protection and preservation of whales and other marine mammals”. A multitude of exceptional diving spots await diving enthusiasts in Tahiti and the islands. Exploration zones include the lagoon, the oceanic drop-off and the passes.

Incredible discoveries
More than 12 islands offer diving centers of international standard. A “live aboard” boat is also available in Tuamotu waters. TTahiti Nui Travel has selected service providers in each archipelago to help you discover this fascinating marine world. We offer a range of packages to suit all levels, from beginners to experienced divers.

So many adventures
The magnificent snorkelling spots on the islands of French Polynesia offer a unique opportunity to explore the riches of the lagoons on your own. Most hoteliers in the region include this activity free of charge, so guests can take full advantage of this natural treasure.