Dive sites in Moorea
6–60 m · 37 signature species
27 dive sites in Moorea, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Moorea
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27 of 27 sites

The Rays' Corridor Drift →
A sustained 2-mile drift through a coral-lined lagoon channel with large eagle ray aggregations.
Max. depth · 20 m

Tiki Point →
Large aggregations of lemon and grey reef sharks patrol the clear, sloping reef at the northwestern tip of Moorea.
Max. depth · 23 m

Opunohu Coral Wall →
A sheltered reef system featuring rose coral gardens, deep canyons, and consistent shark activity.
Max. depth · 27 m

The Rays' Corridor →
Navigate through a tidal channel to witness large groups of spotted eagle rays cruising in formation.
Max. depth · 20 m

Teavaro →
A sheltered lagoon environment characterized by coral patches and sandy channels in shallow waters.
Max. depth · 6 m

The Opunohu Canyons →
Navigate a complex topography of underwater gorges and walls where lemon sharks and blacktip reef sharks are frequent residents.
Max. depth · 35 m

Taota Pass →
A high-energy drift dive through a narrow channel where oceanic currents meet the reef edge.
Max. depth · 25 m

Vaiare Gauche →
Experience high shark activity and deep coral gardens at this productive reef pass on the eastern side of Moorea.
Max. depth · 30 m

Stingray World →
Interact with habituated Southern stingrays and blacktip reef sharks in a shallow lagoon sandbar.
Max. depth · 8 m

Le Mur De Corail →
Navigate a complex volcanic labyrinth of coral canyons and lava structures at depths between 10 and 20 metres.
Max. depth · 20 m

Temae →
Explore a shallow lagoon plateau characterized by dense garden eel colonies and high visibility.
Max. depth · 20 m

Garden Of Roses →
A deep reef dive defined by expansive Montipora formations and frequent visits from reef sharks.
Max. depth · 50 m

Aito →
A dynamic drift dive through coral gardens and reef breaks where sea turtles and reef sharks frequently patrol the slopes.
Max. depth · 24 m

Vaiare Droit →
Large marine life frequently patrols the reef flats and slopes near the ferry docks of Moorea's east coast.

Le Tombant →
Experience a descent along a reef slope where large grouper aggregations and oceanic sharks meet the open blue.
Max. depth · 25 m

Coloir Des Baleines →
An expansive outer reef slope descending to 29 metres off the Hilton sector.
Max. depth · 29 m

Anémones →
Descend into ANÉMONES, a shallow reef in Moorea where you can encounter resident lemon sharks amidst vibrant coral formations.
Max. depth · 20 m

Roses De Corail →
Descend into a unique deep reef in Moorea, where Montipora corals form extensive rose-like structures across a plateau between 30 and 45 metres.
Max. depth · 45 m

Eden Park →
Descend into the vibrant coral gardens of Eden Park, where reef sharks patrol and anemonefish dance in their colourful homes.
Max. depth · 29 m

La Virgule →
Descend alongside La Virgule's unique lava flow, where coral roses bloom and pelagics cruise the vibrant reef.
Max. depth · 25 m

L'Aquarium →
Descend into L'Aquarium's tranquil white sand, where colourful coral bommies shelter a vibrant array of reef fish, perfect for new divers to discover Moorea's underwater world.

Passe De Taotoï →
Descend into the vibrant channel of Passe de Taotoï on Moorea, where schools of Bigeye Trevally flow before you and Leopard Rays glide gracefully across the sandy bottom.
Max. depth · 25 m

Taotoï →
Descend into TAOTOÏ to discover a vibrant reef ecosystem, where blacktip reef sharks patrol and large pelagics drift alongside numerous reef residents.
Max. depth · 30 m

Canyons D’opunohu →
Begin your dive into Moorea's Canyons d'Opunohu with an immediate welcome from curious blacktip sharks, before exploring dramatic underwater formations and encountering large lemon sharks.
Max. depth · 35 m

Les Failles D'Opunohu →
Descend into the impressive coral massif of Les Failles d'Opunohu, where deep fissures carve through the landscape to depths of 60 meters.
Max. depth · 60 m

Rotui →
Descend along Moorea’s outer reef at Rotui, where thousands of juvenile fish create a living tapestry against the backdrop of blacktip and lemon sharks.
Max. depth · 15 m

Le Tiki →
Descend into the waters of Le Tiki, where impressive grey reef sharks and lemon sharks over 3 meters long patrol alongside schools of yellowfin goatfish.
Max. depth · 25 m


