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The most convenient way to reach Moorea from Tahiti is by ferry, a scenic journey that takes 30 – 60 minutes. Two ferry companies are operating daily schedules, leaving from the Papeete port and arriving in Moorea's Vaiare marina. Prices start at 1,500XPF ($15 US) per trip.
Moorea offers both relaxation and adventure, so there's something for everyone. As a result, give Moorea some thought if you're considering a trip to French Polynesia. You won't be let down.
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!
By choosing this period, you will benefit from a still very pleasant climate: little rain and a perfect sunshine. However, the tourist activity continues before the beginning of the wet season and everything works perfectly!
Yes.It is safe to snorkel and swim with the sharks and stingrays in Moorea. However, a reminder that you are swimming in the ocean, so it's important to wear a life jacket if you're not a strong swimmer. And it's always a good idea to swim with a partner.
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.
With so many beaches, water activities, and cultural connections, you should spend between seven and 10 days in Tahiti and greater Polynesia. One week to 10 days can give you plenty of time to visit Tahiti and other islands, such as Bora Bora or Moorea.
The island of Moorea is a haven for divers and is known for its varied coral reef ecosystem and the colorful mix of marine life. While scuba diving or snorkeling, you might encounter stingrays, sharks, and marine turtles in a clear lagoon sparkling with different shades of blue.
Tahiti Weather: Storms in French PolynesiaThe humid season in Tahiti is from November to April. Occasionally, strong storms do develop. There actually ARE NO hurricanes in Tahiti (or anywhere in the South Pacific).
Separated by a narrow channel that reaches depths of 1,500-metres, Tahiti and Moorea are idyllic islands renowned for their spectacular water sports, from swimming with humpback whales to surfing and diving. And that's just in the water.