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The drives worth getting up at dawn for.
The 5 safaris in french polynesia travellers book most, gathered in one place. What you are likely to see, how long you are out in the field, who runs the drive, and what a seat in the vehicle costs.
Tahiti Nui 4x4 safari to Vaihiria Lake, waterfalls, and a river swim, plus Mana stories, fruit tasting, and photo stops.
Most Popular“An adventure you will never forget.travelling from one side of the island to the other were fortunate to have good weather which allowed us to enjoy the day.”
Bora Bora full-day lagoon safari with snorkel spots for stingrays and blacktip sharks, plus motu picnic lunch. Hotel pickup and gear included.
“We had an excellent time. Our guide was extremely good and entertaining and thanks to him we had the opportunity to see mantarays and eagle rays, which are not that easy to spot. Thank you Manu for a great tour!”
Bora Bora half-day 4x4 Jeep safari with hotel pickup, 360° Mount Popoti views, WWII history stops, and an art-and-valley visit.
“A bunch of shipmates from our Odyssey residential cruise ship went on this half-day excursion. Our driver/guide, Santiago, expertly took us up and down some pretty steep grades to show us beautiful vistas of this beautiful island. The stop at the art gallery was very nice. We had some fresh fruit and water included.”
Walk Bora Bora’s lagoon floor in a helmet, no swimming needed. Fish, coral, and optional pro photos for a close-up reef experience.
“A unique experience in the clear ocean water. Our family member who couldn’t swim felt at ease with the experienced staff and had an awesome time. Highly Recommended!”
Cross the Tahiti interior by 4x4 to Papenoo Valley crater, rainforest waterfalls, rivers, and archaeology, with hotel pickup for about 8 hours.
“Overall this was a good experience that allowed us to see the awesome interior of the island. I took this excursion with my wife during our honeymoon and we traveled with a German & French couple who were very friendly (we are Americans). The only downsides to the Read more”
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