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Spend a day on Bora Bora’s lagoon snorkeling with stingrays and friendly reef sharks, then taste a traditional Tahitian oven (ahima'a) lunch on a private motu. This guided six-hour tour mixes marine encounters, coral gardens, and island culture.
Spend a day on Bora Bora’s lagoon snorkeling with stingrays and friendly reef sharks, then taste a traditional Tahitian oven (ahima'a) lunch on a private motu. This guided six-hour tour mixes marine encounters, coral gardens, and island culture.
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Operated by Lagoon Service · Bora Bora, Society Islands
The outrigger slips away from the motu and the lagoon opens like a bright green bowl around you — shallow turquoise, pockets of deep blue, and a coral floor visible beneath the boat. Salt and warm sun press against skin as the captain idles and a guide clips masks and fins to the rail. Within minutes you are weightless, sliding through clear water where stingrays glide under you and schools of butterflyfish thread the coral.
moderate.
6 hours.
Comfortable for travelers with basic swimming ability and normal mobility; involves repeated entries from a boat and up to several 30–60 minute snorkel swims.
No—this tour encounters small, reef‑species (commonly blacktip reef sharks) that are habituated to boats; guides maintain safe, respectful distances.
Pickup is typically provided from Bora Bora lodgings—confirm pickup point when booking and provide exact arrival details.
Children are usually allowed if they can swim; age limits vary so check with the operator and note that equipment sizes may be limited.
Not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious heart or spinal conditions; standard cancellation applies if canceled 24 hours prior for a full refund.
Bora Bora formed from a volcanic cone; local communities adapted to lagoon living and preserved cooking and fishing traditions such as the ahima'a earth oven used for communal meals.
Coral reefs here face warming and pollution pressures—use reef‑safe products, avoid touching coral, and follow guide instructions to minimize impact.
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