Moorea French Polynesia

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On an earlier journey we realized that there are only a few cabs at the Moorea pier and those who were there seem to be reserved. Since we rent a home and do not live in a residential area, we are not able to take full benefit of the advantages of our resorts transfers.

We' ve reserved a shuttle via Albert's (http://www.albert-transport.net); our agency has often used it for our shuttle services. The thread has been discontinued due to apathy. If we do not comply with our policies, we will delete any postings and we retain the right to delete postings for any cause.

Located between a tranquil lake and a lofty hill, the residence offers an envious location on the islands, offering many opportunities for exploring, while the hotel's luxury will attract those who just want to sunbathe under the gold suntan.

Located between a tranquil lake and a lofty hill, the residence offers an envious location on the islands, offering many opportunities for exploring, while the hotel's luxury will attract those who just want to sunbathe under the gold suntan. There is a lounge area in the bungalows which underlines the event.

It has its own patio, pavilion and sun deck with entrance to the camp. It has its own patio, pavilion and sun deck with entrance to the camp. Relax and choose from a wide range of French cuisine in this interior and exterior dining room.

Moorea, French Polynesia

Whatever destination you decide on, there are probably a lot of aquatic activities to do: snorkelling, paddling, canoeing, and paddleboating. Do not miss the best snorkelling on the islands in the Lagoonarium de Moorea. The Lagoonarium is situated on a very small islet named Motu Ahi.

You will then get into a jib-cano, which will take you to the isle. Picnics are available all days; there is no catering on the islands (but free of charge for café, teas and cocoa.). Don't miss the 11.00 and 14.00 h. There are also a few canoes, but you share them with some group.

To get there, I would suggest hiring a vehicle on the isle for about $40/day. After visiting the Lagoonarium, you can drive to the Paraoro and Belvedere Lookout areas for the best views of Moorea. They can also be tempted to hire a scooter and toss the children on the back for a 36-mile turn around the isle.