Moorea Island French Polynesia

Mo'orea Travels

Depart from your motel at around 9:00am or between 8:00am and 8:30am on a ferry, experience the story and explore the area' s cultural heritage, while your travel leader begins your all-day trip with a little story - an anecdote told by your forefathers in the first seafarers' and missionaries' book.

Find out how Valais settled the island almost 250 years ago, how verbal tradition was living and how Queen Marau, among others, made sure that these were not forgotten and that the memoirs were made up. Then immerse yourself in the past in the tracks of Valais, Cook, Bougainville, the Bounty rebellion and above all the great soldiers and heroic figures who have made their mark on the world.

Following in the tracks of your ancestor, you will explore Cook's Bay, the maras, the peaks and the temple, as well as Opunohu Bay, the estate of the hoteliery, which is home to several orchards: oranges, limes, citrus, lemon, grapefruits, avocados aguavas. Prior to departure, try the tasty marmalades prepared in high schools and make a final stop at a nearby juicing plant where you can enjoy tasty noodles.

Return to the lodge or ferry around 4 pm (except on Sunday).

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Visiting Moorea on a journey to French Polynesia

Moorea is in no way inferior to its nearest island, Tahiti, with its rugged mountains, dressed in luxuriant jungles and plunging into the bluish South Pacific sea. One of the main attractions are the beach, some of which are bright and some with jet green sands. It has a dramatic hilly inner area and many passers-by are climbing the saddles between Sharktoothed Mount Rotui and lofty Mount Tohivea to enjoy the view of Cook's Bay on one side of the island and Opunohu Bay on the other.

Other people simply unwind at ocean levels, with the contagiously relaxed island ambience, beautiful sandy shores and abundant marine corals.