Blue Lagoon - PRIVATE ISLAND -Pink sand beach and wildlife reserve

This excursion is beautiful! We started by crossing DE the Pass DE Tiputa, famous for the many dolphins that are there ????. After having the chance DE see many dolphins, we continued a few minutes EN boat and made a snorkeling stop in the garden DE coral ????. Then we took the boat again, passing rapi DEment near the bird island. After about 40 minutes DE boat, we landed on an idyllic motu, bordered by a beach DE pink sand, colored by shells, and could enjoy a swim in the warm and shallow waters, in search of the most beautiful fish, rays and black tip sharks. After this moment DE pure relaxation, we attended and participated in DE traditional weaving workshops in the shade of coconut trees (crowns, bags...). For lunch, you will quickly smell the delicious grilled fish DEur emanating from the barbecue. Raw fish, grilled coconut bread and local fruits were served in a friendly Mood, to the sound of ukulele. This meal was accompanied by a glass DE rosé DE Tahiti (the only wine in the world from a coral vineyard). Following this delicious traditional Polynesian meal, we walked 5 minutes through a coconut forest DE to the blue lagoon. We were able to enjoy DE this beautiful blue lagoon, dotted DE hot and cold currents. Snorkeling, bath DE and beach are at the rendezvous, for about 2h of relaxation ????️. After this wonderful relaxing and exotic moment, we found our boat, already nostalgic DE this magical place, and sailed 1 hour back to Rangiroa. This excursion is mandatory when you visit Rangiroa, you can only be amazed ✨ Thank you for this incredible day, your kindness and your joie DE vivre, we will definitely come back to our next visit to Polynesia!

Adorable guides!!! A breathtaking island!!! Wow!!!! And a great meal! Ah I went braiding workshop!!! This is magic! A big thank you to you! Ah I was going to forget, a perfect mastery of the boat by the captain A boat from his juice lol!! An amazing experience! We'll probably be back! A thousand thanks. Fred et Yael

I posti visitati sono molto belli, tuttavia la barca era sovraffollata e le guide parlavano pochissimo inglese; di conseguenza, mentre per i francesi venivano fornite spiegazioni dettagliate delle attività e descrizioni dei luoghi, per chi parlava un’altra lingua (inglese) venivano fornite a stento poche informazioni. Questo ha reso poco godibile l’esperienza in generale. Inoltre le guide persistevano nel dar da mangiare a pesci e squali per spingerli a risalire in superficie, attività di fatto controindicata perchè interferisce con l’ecosistema e potrebbe rendere aggressivi gli squali stessi proprio per la presenza di cibo.