Glide the coastal ring of Moorea on a 100% electric CityCoco—quiet, low-speed scooters that let you explore beaches, bays, and reef-view lookouts at your own pace. This half- to full-day rental is easy to handle, family-friendly, and built for slow discovery of the island’s highlights.
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You peel away from the small workshop at PK28, helmet clipped on, and the citycoco hums almost silently as the lagoon opens up to your right—sheets of blue that dare you closer. The road hugs a fringe of coconut trees and low cliffs; every corner folds into a new view of reef and mountain. Riding a 100% electric CityCoco on Moorea feels like borrowing a local rhythm: slow, observant, and free.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
5–8 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required — able to mount and balance on a low-speed scooter and walk short distances for snorkeling and viewpoints
Wildlife
History
Moorea’s bays were noted by Captain James Cook in 1777; the island’s shoreline and reefs formed by volcanic uplift later fringed by coral growth, creating deep sheltered harbors.
Conservation
Stick to marked entry points when snorkeling, avoid sunscreen with harmful chemicals, and don’t feed or chase wildlife—reef health depends on visitor behavior.
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Start early to beat heat and traffic
Depart at first light when roads are quieter and lagoon colors are most vivid; mid-morning to midday brings more cars and stronger sun.
Use reef‑safe sunscreen and a dry bag
Snorkeling or touching coral harms reefs—wear mineral-based sunscreen and keep keys/phones sealed against spray.
Check the weight and passenger rules
CityCocos accept one adult or one adult plus a child with a combined max of 120 kg; confirm loading to avoid damage.
Inspect the scooter and battery range
Confirm helmet fit, brakes, lights and ask staff about expected range for your planned loop before you leave.
Helmet (provided but bring your own if preferred)
Protects you and improves comfort; shop provides helmets but a personal fit is better for longer rides.
Reef‑safe sunscreen
Protects your skin and the coral—choose mineral-based products without oxybenzone.
summer
Sturdy sandals or closed shoes
Closed shoes give better control on uneven roadside gravel and at lookout stops.
Dry bag or waterproof phone case
Keeps belongings safe from spray, sudden rain, and accidental splashes during beach stops.