Are you heading to Moorea and need to know the top ten must do in Moorea? Well, you have arrived at the right place. The island of Moorea may take just one hour to drive around, but it has endless activities for all to enjoy.
Rest and relax on white sand beaches. Swim in the ocean with thriving marine life. Surf, hike, skateboard, scuba or free dive, kite surfing, horseback riding, and much more.
Here is the top 10 must do list:
Relax on the beautiful white sand beaches.
Visit Belvedere Lookout for stunning views of the island and both bays.
Spend an entire day touring the island.
Snorkel in the crystal clear waters at the famous Shark and Ray spot.
Explore the ancient Polynsian archaeological site, Marae.
Take a trip to Coco Beach, a private island that serves lunch.
Experience the local culture and hospitality at a traditional Polynesian dance show.
Visit Moorea Tropical Garde
Take a short nature walk to the Afareaitu waterfall.
Visit the Pineapple fields.
On your first full day, I highly recommend booking a full day tour with Enjoy Moorea.
They are the best full island tour. In 8 hours you will see half of the must do spots plus learn how to make poisson cru from a Tahitian.
And, of course, enjoy the meal.
All the places mentioned in this post (and more) are all saved for you on my Ultimate Moorea Map.
Wednesday and Saturdays evenings around 7 pm you can watch a Polynesian dance show at the Manava Resort & Spa or Sofitel.
When you plan your trip to Moorea make sure you check out all the resources I have shared for you on my website. Highly suggest starting with my Ultimate Travel Guide to Moorea.
Whether you are looking for the best places to stay and eat or when to swim with Humpback Whales, I have you covered.
When I left corporate health care to travel full time, French Polynesia was my first destination.
The Tahitian way of life restored my faith in humanity. Most importantly, it reset my heart and soul back to what really matters in life.
Every year, I return for a few months to explore new islands and see friends. In total, I have spent one year living on the islands.
With each trip back to Polynesia, I will continue to update and share more information here for you.
Enjoy your trip!
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