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Moorea Whale Swim

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Included: Drinks, snorkeling equipment (fins, masks, snorkels), life jackets
Recommended: Towel, sunscreen, raincoat, sunglasses

Passenger (observe from the boat)

18500 Frs Per Person

€ 155.03

Passenger (with launch in the water)

30000 Frs Per Person

€ 251.40

Go Whale Watching in Moorea and Swim With the Majestic Humpback Whales!

Every year, between July and early November, numerous marine mammals—including the majestic humpback whales—migrate to the Pacific Ocean, specifically to the waters of French Polynesia. Moorea is one of the world’s premier destinations for observing them in their natural habitat. It’s a unique opportunity to get up close to them and experience an extraordinary moment in the heart of their environment.

During this excursion, we may also encounter bottlenose dolphins, pilot whales, and, depending on conditions, pelagic sharks.

If the open-sea trip goes smoothly and the weather allows for a stop in the lagoon, snorkeling with stingrays and reef sharks will be added at the end of your excursion. This activity takes place on a shallow sandbar, where the water is waist-deep and you can stand upright. It is suitable for all ages and requires no special physical fitness.

Two options are available:
Swim with the Whales Option — Maximum 6 participants
This option is for participants who wish to enter the water to observe the whales while respecting the animals and complying with current regulations.

Boat-Based Whale Watching Option — Maximum 4 participants
This option allows you to enjoy whale watching comfortably from the boat, without getting in the water with the whales. Snorkeling in the lagoon is, of course, included, with all necessary equipment provided.

The tour is therefore limited to 10 participants: 6 spots for the Swim with the Whales option and 4 spots for the Whale Watching from the Boat option.

Join us for an unforgettable experience in the waters off Moorea!

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