Are there ferries between islands in French Polynesia?

There is ferry service between islands that are not too distant from one another (such as Tahiti and Moorea or Bora Bora and Maupiti ) while cargo schooners, more picturesque and sailing to the Leeward Islands, the Tuamotu Islands, the Gambier Islands , the Marquesas and the Austral Islands , offer cabins and ...



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But they are all quite different too… For example, Bora Bora is more beautiful and romantic, but very expensive. Moorea is quieter with an abundance of natural wonders so may suit those looking for a quieter break. Whilst Tahiti is a cultural hub, surfer's dream, and has more opportunities to interact with locals.

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The Aremiti V is larger, faster, and more comfortable than the Moorea Express. Don't get on the Aremiti Ferry or the Moorea Ferry, which are much slower.

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Huahine. The least visited island of French Polynesia, also known as the “Secret Island”, Huahine breaks the chain of the modern world.

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Unlike Bora Bora which requires traveling by water to get around if you're staying on a motu, Moorea is more easily navigable. One 37-mile road rings the coast along the entire island. Car, scooter, and bike rentals are readily available, so if you like to explore and sightsee on your own, it's easy to do on Moorea.

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Are COVID-19 tests required to travel to French Polynesia (Tahiti)? COVID test is not required when arriving in French Polynesia.

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Personally, I think about 4-6 nights is the optimal amount of time to travel to Moorea. It's enough to feel totally relaxed, while still having time to see and do a lot! But do as many nights as you can!

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