Our dive center faces one of the most beautiful white sand beaches within the island.
Our emphasis is on safe, enjoyable diving, and conservation of Moorea's unique underwater environment. Most of the dives are drifting ones: The captain stops the boat, places and waits for divers immersion then he stays on the boat to supervise. At the safety stop the instructor inflates the safety sausage and the captain recovers everybody. We do not practice shark feedings.
Our very comfortable 28-foot boat holds 14 divers. Its roof protects you from the sun and the tank racks are positioned behind the seats giving you lots of space to equip yourselves easily and move about freely.
Dives
The Papetoai lagoon
This is where the initiation dive takes place.Sea anemones as well as Parrotfish, Angelfish, Clown, Puffer, Trumpet and Butterfly fish will make your first dive unforgettable.
Tiki
Sharks! Blacktip, Grey and Lemon in abundance, from one to three meters in length. Shoals of Blue Stripped Snapper and Sea Pike Barracuda. One of the most popular dive sites in Moorea.
Aito
This is the dive site where we most often see green and scaled Turtles in a magnificent coral garden. You can see Black tip and Grey Sharks as well as a whole host of fish including Emperor Angels, Duck Bill Snappers, Moorish Idols...
Taotoi
This is a very pretty dive over an undulating garden of coral. You will see Blacktip Sharks, Rainbow Jacks, giant Trigger fish and Moray Eels and many more.
Opunohu's canyons
The reef here forms a succession of headlands providing a home to hundreds of different species. One of the most prolific sites! Shoals of Rainbow Jack, Paddletail snapper, Moorish Idols and also Turtles, Blacktip and Lemon Sharks, Big Moray Eels...
The comma
Beautiful roses of coral, starting at a depth of 10m and reaching 30m at the bottom. This coral garden is semi-circular, it's the reason why we call it "the comma". Blacktip Sharks, Turtles, and many other different species.
The garden of roses
The deepest dive of Moorea (40-50m). The dive starts in the ocean, followed by a stunning descent into the" big blue", arriving on giant coral roses that go on as far as the eye can see! A few Lemon Sharks will come to greet you while you are floating above two funnel-shaped crevices. A great adventure !
Taota's canyons
Rocky gaps connect the ocean to the lagoon. The current attracts here shoals of Eagle Rays and hundreds of Jack fish. White Tip Sharks and Giant Wrasses visit this place.... from time to time! A very funny and attractive dive !
Haapiti pass
The dive starts in the lagoon and ends in the ocean. Numerous caves are home to Nurse and White Tip Sharks. Often a shoal of Eagle Rays glide by in the current of the pass. A different and attractive dive too !
Cook's pass
Two dives are possible. The "two stones": A succession of canyons that you can explore and usually home to Eagle Rays, Green Turtles and a Giant Wrasse. The "blue Island" beautiful coral garden supports a varied range of reef fish.
Teamae
The coral reef meets a white sand valley, home to curious sand eels. Stop a while and you will witness their strange dance. The reef is inhabited by a lot of multicolored fish. A peculiar and interesting dive !
