Blue Lagoon

Quick details

Departure time: from 8:20 am

Duration: approximately 8 hours

Availability: daily departures

Ages: Suitable for all ages depending on weather conditions

Transfers to accommodations: see the "Other information" section

Included: transfers, lunch, drinks

Enjoy one of the most beautiful lagoon boat experiences in Rangiroa. The Blue Lagoon, a guided tour with snorkeling, is a must-see in our Tuamotu atoll, Rangiroa. If you're wondering "what to do in Rangiroa?", don't hesitate for a second to discover the Blue Lagoon! In French Polynesia, atmosphere, sincerity, and generosity are values that inspire our tour guides. Let yourself be guided through the various activities to discover Rangiroa by choosing this tour.

Itinerary for the day

Transfer from your accommodation between 8:00 and 8:30 AM.
8:30-8:45 AM : Dolphin watching in the Tiputa Pass.
8:45-9:15 AM : Snorkeling at the Tiputa Coral Garden (aquarium site).
9:15 AM: Departure for the Blue Lagoon.
10:30-11:30 AM : Arrival and visit to the pink sandbar & light snack (coconut, water, and juice).
11:30 AM-1:00 PM : Visit to the motu (islet) of Bird Island, weaving demonstration, and swimming in the Blue Lagoon.
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM : Aperitif and lunch (Polynesian buffet barbecue: rice, raw fish, grilled fish and chicken, coconut bread).
2:00 PM - 2:30 PM : Free time.
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM : Departure from the Blue Lagoon and crossing to the villages of Avatoru and Tiputa.
Arrival at 4:00 PM at the Avatoru Marina.
4:15 PM : Disembarkation at the Marina and transfer to your accommodation.

Who is this tour for ?

This excursion is suitable for all visitors who are able to move around independently, climb aboard and disembark a boat using a ladder, and are of any age. Swimming skills are recommended.

What's included

This tour includes transfers from your accommodation, drinks, meals, and a mask and snorkel if needed.

What we recommend you bring

To fully enjoy this excursion, we advise you to bring a swimsuit and a towel, shoes for walking in the water, sunscreen, lycra and a hat, your personal snorkeling equipment.

Rates

Adult : 13 000 XPF

Child from 3 to 11 years old : 6 500 XPF

Child under 3 years old : free

Private tour: consult our online booking software

Other information :

Transfers to accommodations

Transfers to and from your accommodation are by car or directly by boat. Our team will contact you or your accommodation the day before the excursion between 6 pm and 8 pm to confirm the exact time, mode of transport, and meeting point. Transfers begin at 8:15 am.

Transfers are provided by car for accommodations located in Avatoru.

Transfers are not provided for remote accommodations: Rangiroa Bliss and Tihimani Lodge.

If you are staying at Aotera Guesthouse, meet at 8:30 am at Avatoru Marina to board our boat. Please arrange your transfer to Avatoru Marina with your accommodation provider.

For participants staying in the village of Tiputa, meet at 8:50 am at the Tiputa dock for direct pick-up by boat.

Snorkeling and Swimming

Snorkeling is defined as a surface aquatic activity during which the participant cannot touch the bottom. Polynesian law stipulates that it is a supervised activity during which the participant must wear personal flotation equipment (a life jacket). Therefore, during the snorkeling sections of excursions, freediving is strictly prohibited and wearing a life jacket is mandatory.

Swimming assumes that participants know how to swim, are independent, and are unsupervised. During excursions, all free time in the water without supervision for snorkeling is considered unsupervised swimming.

Weather conditions and cancellation

In the event of unsuitable weather conditions, our tour agency reserves the right to cancel its services for safety reasons. In case of cancellation, services will be fully refunded.

Regarding the consideration of weather forecasts, our agency cannot be held responsible if the forecasts prove to be incorrect.

Please note that the Rangiroa atoll is very large. The weather at your accommodation may not be the same as at the sites you visit (40 km away).

Finally, swell is one of the natural conditions that can make a site inaccessible or impassable.

Availability

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