Lagoon Sail & Snorkel Tour

Description

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

Diving, snorkeling, swimming – there are as many ways to enjoy the beauty of this peaceful paradise as there are shades of blue in the sky and water. Discover its mesmerizing charms with an unhurried cruise that takes you around the lagoon with a stop for snorkeling and swimming.

During this three-hour excursion, Mother Nature will supply the magnificent views, brilliantly colored fish and camera-worthy seascapes, all you need to do is bring a swimsuit and a pair of fins. Sunscreen, towels and a hat are also recommended. Snorkeling mask and snorkel are included, but you can bring your own if you prefer.

Your luxurious catamaran waits for you at the Papeete pier. After boarding, you'll head out across the amazing cerulean sea. From this vantage point you can behold the spectacular views of Tahiti's emerald-covered volcanic peaks while indulging in seasonal fruits like pineapple, watermelon, mango and papaya, and juice, soda and bottled water.

Unwind in this magical atmosphere, feel the warmth of the never-ending sun and the brisk, salty breezes as the ship makes its way to the dive site. After receiving safety and snorkeling instructions from your knowledgeable and experienced crew, you can don your equipment and plunge into the clear, shallow waters for a relaxing 1.25-hour dive. Or you may wish to remain up top and soak up the welcoming rays of the sun.

Below the surface of the boat is an underworld garden of vibrant, colorful reefs teeming with hundreds of marine species. As you swim or dive in this natural aquarium you may glide by schools of clownfish and starfish, a spinner dolphin, manta rays or a reef shark. Climb back aboard for the leisurely voyage back to the pier, refreshed and ready to plan your next adventure.

Special Notes:

Guests intending to swim should be competent swimmers comfortable in open water - there are occasional currents. Bring your swimsuit, a towel, hat and adequate sun protection. A snorkeling mask and snorkel are provided but guests may wish to bring their own fins as there is a very limited supply.