Passe de Tiaia is a drift dive with a drop-off on either side. A dive where we can see schools of eagle rays, schools of jacks and nurse sharks or white tip sharks.

As to the relief, this plateau has a beautiful coral garden with several sandy veins over which you’ll navigate. This plateau continues with a beautiful and long drop-off.

Less than 5 minutes away from the diveshop, a perfect dive site for beginners : introductory dives, refresher dives, first lessons of training (Open Water Diver) : shallow and without current. A sandy bottom with a lot of coral potatoes housing a rich underwater fauna.

An isolated peak in the blue that we call Blue Island. At the entrance to Cook’s Bay, this dive is done when visibility is good and requires swimming in the blue before ascending into the coral canyon.

Les Jumeaux is a drift dive requiring favorable weather conditions for good visibility. There are two peaks to explore and a cathedral of coral in which sleeping sharks can hide.

From N1 or Open Water. Maximum depth 15m. Dive along the outer reef with thousands of juvenile fish.

Located just outside of Opunohu’s Bay, you’ll dive between coral canyons and gentle slopes, offering dives accessible to all in depths of 15-20m.

Mamaru is the Tahitian name for the white-tip sharks we come across on this dive site. A gentle slope to the sand spit where we can meet turtles and sharks.

From Level 1 or Open Water. Maximum depth 29 meters. Diving in a beautiful coral garden, with sharks, turtles, barracudas, clown fish in the anemones...

The Canyon dive site is located off the mysthical Ōpūnohu Bay in Moorea. The underwater life is varied : anemones with clown fish, turtles or even black tip sharks.