Moorea Society Islands French Polynesia

The Moorea - Society Islands, French Polynesia

Maybe the only thing more beautiful than the unparalleled views from Mooreas viewpoint Belvédère, Moorea itself. Fighting with Bora Bora Bora for the world' s most beautiful isle, Mooreas serrated, dinosaur-like summits and towers were the setting for many Hollywood movies in the South Seas. On the cobbled circular route you can cycle, scoot, drive or walk, but no mater how you ride, you will find it difficult to stay on the roads most of the time.

Polynesian bungalows of Hotel Sofitel la Ora are located on Mooreas most beautifull beaches of cocco nut trees. On the other side is the blue moon sea and beyond that a picture card of Tahiti's cloudy lunar forests. As the sun sets, you can see the whole skies with pink, purple and red spots, while sipping a sundowner at the Ora River Pub, which has been constructed on stilt with a glimpse of the lake.

In order to keep the high for the night, drive to Te Honu Iti on the scenic Cook's Bay for supper at a thatch roofed Snackbar ( "Chez Roger"), whose informal harbour ambience disproves some of the best French Polynesian dishes. You' re lucky if Chief Roger Iqual's table meal contains a favourite of the islands, Mahis Chocolate Mousses; you'll find out why.

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With the tranquil calm water of the lake and the wind from April to October, there is a wide range of outdoor recreational opportunities, from jib rafting to paddling, kitesurfing, waterskiing and windsurfing on some of the passes. Moorea, one of the islands of Tahiti, is a paradise for scuba diver who immediately falls in love with the diverse ecosystem of corals and the colourful underwater world.

Dive or snorkel with sting rays, shark and sea turtle in a clear laguna with different crayfishes. Colourful, blooming and shining, the Moorea is a delight for all the humanities. Wander in luxurious style among orchards and sandy beach, countless flower and pine plantation or see fisherman on their boom canoes, or hear the sounds of the ukelele under a hibiscus ciliaceus.

There are many artist on the Moorea Isl. Painter, carver, jeweller and artist have established themselves on this isle and take the opportunity to catch the tranquility and tranquility of the isle and find the inspirations for their work.