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Tahitians have tattoos of manta rays, sharks, whales and turtles, symbols of their ancestral and historic links with the ocean. Divers come from all over the world to have the honour of observing these sacred creatures, a reminder that Tahiti and Her Islands are under the protection of the gods. As such, the sea and islands are the embodiment of paradise on Earth. The warm waters that surround the islands are havens of peaceful life for thousands of marine species, from small clown fish to sharks and humpback whales that visit every year from July to November. The door to paradise is open to you.

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Our favourite diving spots

Papa Whiskey
The artificial island
Parea Pass
Lagoon - max. depth 20m
Teonai
- Ocean diving, 5-23 m.
Le Bleu
Immerse yourself in the deep blue!
La Cité Des Dauphins
The aquatic ballet of Tiputa
Fitii Pass, Avapeihi Pass
Passage/lagoon - max. depth 20m
The Canyons Of Opunohu
Ocean canyon diving, 9-21 m.
Cloche De Hina
Tikehau and its atypical cliffs, come and discover the Cloche de Hina
Le Lagon Bleu De Rangiroa
A paradise in the lagoon
Passe De Teavanui
Dive into one of the most beautiful spots in Bora Bora!
Ekamako
- Diving in an ocean cave, 6-12 m.
Trou Aux Requins (Shark Hole)
- Ocean diving, 8-53 m.
Grotte De Tetopa
A cavity rich in discovery
Vallée Blanche
Shark Valley
Taotoi
Ocean, outer slope Average depth 20 m

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Quick facts
Tahiti and her islands: a hidden paradise
Responsible travel in Tahiti and her islands
Wedding
Polynesian experiences
The Tuamotu Islands
Scuba diving
Gastronomy
Marae and sacred sites