French Polynesia Dive Reviews

Diving in French Polynesia is famous for its exquisite beauty. The largest and most populous island Tahiti boasts crystal clear shallow waters alongside steep drop offs, walls of tropical coral and shipwrecks waiting to be explored. Bora Bora is richer in marine life than Tahiti with manta rays in groups of ten meandering through the waters.

A dive spot not to be missed is Rangiroa the world's second largest atoll surrounding an aqua lagoon with balmy waters all year round. Moorea is another noted dive site with well preserved coral reefs and spectacular visibility of 130 feet.

Cave, walls, trenches and reefs can all be dived off-shore from Utora. Whilst Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas is fantastic for marine life such as melon-headed whales, hammerheads, manta rays, sting rays, white tip reef sharks and scorpion fish.