Bora Bora Snorkeling: 2.5-hour Bora Bora Shark & Snorkeling ExperienceDiving, Snorkeling and Water sports

Moana Adventure Tours

Overview

Take a Bora Bora snorkeling and explore the island’s breathtaking crystal clear lagoon and all the magical undersea wildlife. Search for blacktip sharks, sting rays, moray eels, tropical fishes, and live the experience of a lifetime!

◾ Take a boat trip and enjoy several snorkeling stops on a morning or afternoon safari
◾ Live unforgettable moments marveling at Bora Bora's colorful tropical fish
◾ Follow your guide and search for reef sharks and stingrays in their natural habitat

About this experience

✔ Safety measures apply
✔ Free pick-up & drop-off
✔ No booking fees

DURATION: 2.5 hours (approx.)
MEETING POINT: At your hotel (tell us your hotel during the booking)
LANGUAGES: English & French
STARTING TIMES: 9.00 am & 1.00 pm
OPENING SEASONS: Year-round, daily
WHO CAN COME: Bora Bora snorkeling is suitable for everyone able to swim. Not recommended for pregnant women and people with mobility impairments

Description - What to expect

Start your exciting Bora Bora snorkeling with a convenient pick-up from your hotel and then head for the marina to board your boat and embark on a 2.5-hour snorkeling tour discovering an amazing tropical aquatic life. Have a day of fun and learn about the life of the coral reef, the complex biodiversity, and how Polynesian culture is deeply connected to the lagoon.

Depending on the weather conditions and the season, you will be able to explore 3 different locations around the island. With the water at knee height and the white sand under your feet, you will have the chance to walk among stingrays and blacktip sharks. You will also be able to immerse yourself and swim with the tropical fish, while Your guide will give you all the knowledge and recommendations you need for an optimal encounter with rays and sharks.

During your Bora Bora snorkeling tour, depending on weather conditions and the time of year, you are likely to spot sea turtles, dolphins, whales, leopard rays, and mantas.