The Bora Bora classic! An exceptional dive on a magnificent shallow coral plateau with a beautiful drop-off. You can even dive in a cave and see lion fish

Many tropical fishes gather along this drop-off, among them huge anemones and their clown fish. At the bottom of the wall, a large sand bank where leopard rays and eagle rays come to feed. The dive ends on a beautiful coral garden.

Haapiti is a nice drift dive. At the coral plateau you can visit 3 large holes. It is then possible to see different excavations and mini caves. Diving outside the lagoon visibility is excellent and can sometimes reach 60m.

One of two dive sites in Bora Bora where it is possible to see the ballet of mantas. The dive is done along a drop-off. Very easy diving without current at a shallow depth.

An outstanding deep blue dive site. Together, with grey reef sharks, you will discover a large coral plateau leading you to a sandbank inhabited by a colony of garden eels. In the deep open water, schools of trevallies, barracudas,and turtles are seen. This is a drift dive.

The dive site Anau offers easy and protected diving in the lagoon. It is possible to see manta rays all year because it is a cleaning station. Turtles are also sometimes observed.

The Aquarium is a magnificent coral garden, ideal for first-time divers and those looking to refresh their skills. The coral rock set on the beautiful white sand is home to a plethora of multicolored fish.

To the south-east of Bora Bora, this magnificent drop-off boasts exceptional visibility, allowing you to enjoy the most beautiful pelagic fauna. At a depth of 20 meters, the superb landscape of caves, faults and canyons is home to numerous nurse sharks, reef sharks and gorgonians.

Remote site with all the oceanic pelagic fauna. One of the most beautiful dives in Bora Bora, with magnificent encounters: sharks, rays...Find yourself diving near a heart-shaped motu. Unique in Polynesia.

Its a dive site 10 minutes max by boat, and runs from north to west, but is exposed to waves and sometimes current. Going there will always depend on the weather conditions.