What's New & Major Changes

In Tahiti

• The Guided Lagoon & Ocean Snorkeling Tour – 3:00 a.m. / Morning takes participants to 2 dive sites: the Aquarium in the lagoon (with plane wreckage, tropical fish) then the Source in the ocean (with turtles, sharks, reef fish, etc.), passing through the Taapuna pass where dolphins and surfers enjoy the waves.

• Don't leave Fenua without trying a fishing trip! One of the most popular activities locally. During the day, at sunrise or sunset, measure yourself against jacks, wahoo, bonito and tuna aboard a Poti Marara (locally built boat).

• The Fautaua Valley Hike is available again, full day only. Discover the rich flora, waterfalls and pools as well as archaeological sites of Tahiti.

In Tahiti Iti, the Tahiti peninsula

• Discover the hidden treasures and ancestral legends of the wild peninsula of Tahiti during a half-day or full-day boat trip: the famous Teahupoo wave, the cliffs, waterfalls, lava tubes and caves.

• Take advantage of the tranquility of the place to try your hand at freediving with a qualified instructor! After a briefing at the center where the basics of freediving will be explained to you, set off by boat for a few minutes' ride in the lagoon. Once on site, tow along one end and experience your first sensations in freediving!

In season, go whale watching in these little-visited waters.

In Moorea

• The Manahau luxury boat offers private day trips with lunch, half-day, and sunset with aperitif dinner. Comfort, service, and water toys available (subwing, mask and snorkel).

In season, the Manahau also takes you to discover whales. Benefit from the knowledge of your dedicated specialist biologist.

• After some explanations and demonstrations in the vegetable garden, put on your apron for a Polynesian Culinary Experience at Moorea Food & CookLab! Equipped with simple utensils like at home, combine products together, try different traditional cooking methods that reveal new flavors, make the best sauces and accompaniments. Finally, sit down at the table to taste your creations and enjoy a moment of sharing together.

• Capture the sumptuous nature that surrounds you on canvas during a Plein Air Painting Course with Nataly Jolibois, a French impressionist painter. She works with light in oil on cotton linen canvas and exports her art all over the world. Through these courses, she has been transmitting knowledge accumulated during her research on the powers of color for over 20 years.

In Bora Bora

• The Cultural Immersion excursion in Bora Bora: Lagoon, Va'a & Botany is now available for a full day only. Jump aboard a superb outrigger canoe, discover the history, local culture through the va'a, culinary specialties and cultural workshops, lagoon life during snorkeling stops, but also no less than 43 species of fruit trees and tropical plants on the family motu.

• Another atmosphere during a Private Day in Tupai by catamaran - Full day (Gourmet lunch included). Tupai, the emblematic heart-shaped atoll is unique, uninhabited and preserved. Be among the privileged few to have landed there! On the program, after 2.5 hours of navigation, enter the heart of the Tupai lagoon, enjoy the turquoise water, the immaculate white sand beaches and lush vegetation. After 4 to 5 hours on the island, head for Bora Bora, with a Champagne sunset over the ocean and a superb panorama of Mount Otemanu.

In Huahine

• Polynesian experience Culture & traditions of Huahine: Legends, Va'a, Lunch with the locals:

Discover the must-see sites of Huahine but also some exclusive and original sites such as the Shell Museum or the pareo shop. Lunch will take place at your guide's home where his family will warmly welcome you with delicious culinary specialties. The day continues with an introduction to the traditional Polynesian pirogue (or cultural workshops in case of bad weather).

In Rangiroa

• You can now combine the two major sites of the atoll during the Ile aux Récifs & Lagon Bleu COMBO TOUR.

• Another option, the Otepipi Village & Reef Island Excursion: After about 1 hour 20 minutes by boat, first stop at the old village of Otepipi, its Catholic church made of coral and exotic wood and its absolutely beautiful beach. First swim in the translucent natural pools among the multi-colored fish. Then head to Reef Island for a typical Polynesian lunch, accompanied by traditional music and songs. On the way back, stop at the Tiputa pass to watch the dolphins and finally the last snorkeling stop at "L'Aquarium", a site teeming with fish sheltered from the currents.

• Finally, note that the Freefall Baptism is now available from Tahiti, Moorea and Bora Bora! Experience the intense moment of the Grand Plongeon above the magnificent colors and reliefs of the Polynesian islands.