Tahiti

• Circle Island Tour
  Your guide will tell you some of the history and legends as you visit“One Tree Hill” lookout, Point Venus lighthouse, the Arahoho Blowhole, Te Faaraumi Waterfall, and the Gauguin Museum. Enjoy a buffet lunch at the Gauguin Restaurant.
  From $65 per person.
  
  
• Tetiaroa - Marlon Brando's Private Atoll
  Only 20 minutes by air from Papeete, with miles of white sand beaches. Includes roundtrip transfers from your hotel in Papeete to the airport, airfare from Papeete to Tetiaroa, excursion to the bird sanctuary, and lunch. Return around 4 p.m.
  Approximately $225 per person.
  
  

Moorea

• Tiki Village
  Experience an unforgettable evening when you visit this traditional Polynesian village. You will enjoy a traditional feast and be entertained with Tahitian music and dancers. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
  From $67 per person.
  
  
• Sunset Sailing Cruise
  Board the Fetia Ura for a romantic afternoon as you sail to the sound of ukuleles playing beautiful Tahitian songs. Operates daily except Sunday and Thursday.
  From $54 per person.
  
  
• Dolphin Quest - Shallow Water Encounter
  Meet the dolphins, while standing in only a few feet of water. Learn about their habits, pet, hug, and interact with them. From $135 per person. There is also Dolphin Snorkeling. Swim and interact with the dolphins in deep water; for experienced swimmers and snorkelers only.
  From $153 per person.
  
  
• 4WD Inner Island Safari
  Enjoy an exciting half-day 4WD excursion–climbing rugged roads through lush tropical valleys and up the spines of volcanic peaks for spectacular views of the island and lagoon. Visit the Belvedere lookout and take a short hike to one of Moorea’s waterfalls.
  From $46 per person.
  
  
• Shark/Ray Feeding and Motu Picnic
  Spend the day in the beautiful lagoon of Moorea. Your Tahitian guide will take you to the edge of the reef where you can watch him feed black-tip reef sharks. Then travel to a quiet sandy-bottomed area of the lagoon and see the magnificent rays. Spend the afternoon on a motu with a Polynesian picnic. Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
  From $75 per person.
  
  

Bora Bora

• Ray/Shark Feeding
  You’ll be provided with snorkeling gear and taken to the outer reef by outrigger canoe or speedboat. Your Tahitian guide will“call” the sharks to be fed. Watch from the water--or the boat if you prefer--as the Tahitian divers hand feed black-tip reef sharks. Next, visit a sandy-bottomed location where your guide will coax friendly rays to play among you. Daily except Sunday.
  From $45 per person.
  
  
• 4WD Safari
  You’ll tour places only accessible via these special vehicles. Enjoy great views of Bora Bora’s natural harbor and Matira Beach from Pahonu Hill, then ascend further and visit the seven-inch cannons still in their original World War II locations. The highlight of the trip is the view of Faanui Bay from a traditional plantation high up in the mountains. You’ll learn both the history and the island way of life, on this tour. Daily except Sunday.
  From $64 per person.
  
  

Huahine

• 4WD Archeological Sites
  This half-day tour visits historic Marae Manunu, stone fish traps, the sacred eels, the village of Parea, and a vanilla plantation. Daily.
  From $43 per person.
  

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Dive shops on most islands schedule two sessions of diving each day: one in the morning and one in mid-afternoon. Since dives are frequently deeper than 60 feet, this allows time for the required surface interval, as well as time to enjoy the facilities of your island resort. Two-tank dives are uncommon, and it's unusual to fit more than two dives into one day ... but don't worry, there are plenty of island activities to keep you busy, from snorkeling and skin diving, to 4-wheel drive safaris, to Polynesian feasts!

For the best diving value, we offer coupons good for two dives, including tanks, mask, fins, snorkel, BCD, and weight belt. The same person must do both dives, and both dives must be done through the same dive operator on the same island. Add dive coupons to any of our existing specials or packages, at the following rates:

Two-Dive Coupon Program

Each of the islands of French Polynesia offers a variety of diving experiences. Our Two-Dive Coupon program makes it easy to purchase your dives in advance. The program is available on the islands listed below. The rate includes 2 one-tank dives, mask, fins, snorkel, regulator, BCD and weight belt.

Note: The program is valid for certified divers only and is available for day dives. The same person must do both dives on each island selected. Transfers to/from the dive operators are additional. Other types of dives are available at a supplemental cost.

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Moorea

Best known for fish and shark feeding. The "Napoleon Plateau" site has large Napoleon fish up to 100 lbs., as well as sharks. The "Canyon" and "Shark's Dining Room" offer exciting shark and eel feeding. Above the surface, this lush island with a rugged volcanic interior is a fascinating playground ... why not try a 4-wheel drive tour?

Huahine

"Avapehia Pass" has large numbers of fish and offers the possibility to see the giant black sea bass, weighing up to 400 lbs. Large schools of barracuda, jack, and spade fish are also present, and occasionally there is an opportunity for shark feeding. The "Coral City" site features formations rising 10 feet off the bottom, plus 15 lb. red snapper which are fed by hand. Above the surface, interesting Polynesian archeological sites and sacred maraes await visitors.

Raiatea

A great dive destination, good for beginners through experienced divers. The "Teavapiti Pass" has a magnificent school of rainbow runners, plus sharks which are fed by hand. The "Japanese Garden" offers nice coral and reef fish in only 10 feet of water. "Napoleon Cliff" is a coral wall, with red squirrel fish jammed into its crevices, frequented by giant Napoleon wrasse. The "Raiatea Aquarium" features diverse fish, numerous large, tame moray eels, and Juliet - a 4-foot barracuda that will pose a foot or two away for photos.

Bora Bora

Under the most beautiful lagoon in the South Pacific is a diver's paradise! "Manta Ray Lagoon" features up to a dozen manta rays. The "Hotel Bora Bora Lagoon" features masses of beautiful butterfly fish, moray eels, and a dropoff frequented by leopard rays. The "Outer Reef Aquarium" has many marine creatures including moray eels and giant trigger fish. After you surface, you can head for a drink at the famous Bloody Mary's.

Manihi

The "Pass Drift" offers manta rays and incredible numbers of Moorish idols. The outer reef offers numerous locations with nice coral as well as plenty of fish. The "Pass Entrance" has a notable collection of marbled grouper during mating season. For a real thrill, try "shooting the pass," an exciting drift dive!

Rangiroa

Aquaculture at nature's finest, and some of the best diving in French Polynesia, awaits beneath this atoll's lagoon. The Avatoru and Tiputa Passes are virtual freeways of fish traveling between the open ocean and the lagoon. Average conditions are not for the inexperienced. "Napoleon-Manta Ray Point" is at the entrance to Avatoru Pass, with impressive Napoleon fish and magnificent manta rays. "Motu Fara Pass" has interesting terrain and fish life. "Mahuta" is a showcase for barracuda, jack, surgeon fish and grouper. "The Avatoru and Tiputa Aquariums" are two locations where fish congregate, and famous "Tiputa Shark Point" is an electrifying dive with grey reef sharks, usually done as a drift dive.