Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ about our boat excursions in Moorea
Moorea Island is the perfect place to discover one of the most beautiful lagoons in French Polynesia (some would even say one of the most beautiful in the world)! We believe the best way to experience this magnificent island is by taking a boat trip on the lagoon. Accompanied by bilingual guides born and bred in Moorea, you'll have the chance to swim with stingrays, harmless reef sharks, turtles, and a wide variety of tropical fish.
You will also have access to magnificent white sand beaches, sandbanks where the water does not exceed your hips, and paradisiacal motu (islets in Tahitian).
Yes, it's best to book boat or land excursions in Moorea in advance to ensure availability on your chosen day(s). This also makes planning meals and transfers easier, if needed.
The number of participants is limited to 12 people on all our tours to allow you to enjoy the experience even more in a small group. So don't hesitate to book your excursion now.
The interaction site where stingrays, blacktip reef sharks, and a diverse array of multicolored tropical fish mingle is a must-see stop on your exploration of Moorea's lagoon. No accidents have ever occurred at this location.
Most of the time you will have water up to your waist and you can therefore enjoy this unique place without putting your head underwater and without risk.
For those who want to get in the water, your guide will give you all the necessary advice on site and will accompany you to make this moment unforgettable.
Yes. The minimum number is 4 people.
The maximum number is 12 people.
All our excursions take place in small groups, and we avoid peak times as much as possible. Of course, for even more tranquility, you can book our 100% private lagoon excursion.
No, you must go to the meeting point. However, for those without a vehicle, we can arrange a transfer for you, which will be at your expense.
The embarkation point is in Cook's Bay, specifically at the cruise pier next to the Cook's Bay Hotel, also known as Paopao Pier: see the meeting point on Google Maps.
Departure is at 9:00 AM, but we recommend arriving a little earlier.
On vous accueille de 09h00 à 15h00 7 jours/7.
Yes, it's best to wear water shoes for safety. The sand can hide pebbles, pieces of glass, and coral can cut you, as can the dorsal spines of a stonefish if you walk on them barefoot.
The boat is a locally built ARE TAHITI CRUISER 28 CN motor monohull. It is equipped with a reinforced aluminum awning that covers the entire vessel to protect you from the sun and any rain showers. It complies with all applicable regulations. You can sail in complete safety.
It is advisable to bring sunscreen, mosquito repellent, a hat, a lycra, sunglasses, a mask, fins and snorkel, a bath towel, water, a camera and video camera.
The tour is still on. But rest assured, the weather conditions change rapidly on Moorea, especially on the lagoon. Remember that the southern summer, more commonly known as the "rainy season," runs from November to March…
YES. As a precaution, it is always best to have some water with you.
Refreshments are included in all tours. Lunch is included in the land and sea tour and the 100% lagoon tour. Lunch is not included in the private tour.
YES. We will be attentive to the necessary needs and comfort.
YES. Children of all ages are welcome.
YES. Don't forget to bring your own snorkeling equipment (fins, mask, snorkel) as MOOREA TIKI TOUR cannot commit to providing this type of equipment in order to comply with the health conditions related to COVID-19.
Customers will receive a full refund or credit with 24 hours' notice of cancellation. Customers will also receive a full refund or credit in case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Contact us by phone to cancel or request a cancellation. No-shows will be charged the full price.
Please note that we require a minimum of four people for the tour to take place. We will contact you to suggest an alternative if this number is not reached.
On Moorea, check with your hotel, guesthouse, or accommodation provider. You can, of course, contact us directly.
