Here are the most popular excursions for visitors to Moorea. We have teamed up with Viator to offer the best excursion programme for cruise ships guests – usually at significant savings to similar excursions offered by cruise lines
3-Hour Snorkeling Tour
A lagoon excursion aboard a luxury floating lounge. Relax while your crew members take care of the navigation to admire the beauty of the island’s lagoon and these mountains.
Our guide will tell you some legends during the visit to Opunohu Bay.
You can discover some of the best snorkeling spots among black tip sharks, stingrays, different fish, and coral gardens.
Tropical fruits and drinks will be served to you after your swims
3 hours
from around £88
Moorea Cruise Ships 4×4 Belvedere Pineapple & Magic Mountain
A Moorea tour by 4WD makes it easy to visit the island’s top attractions in just a few hours while your cruise ship is docked. Head out to the Belvedere Pineapple Farm, Cook’s Bay, Magic Mountain, and more, all while learning about the island’s history and culture from your guide. Tour includes port pickup and drop-off for the ultimate convenience.
3 – 4 hours
from around £50
Half-Day Tour of Moorea Island in a Small Group
Travel between Polynesian legends, ancient stories, filmographies, fauna, flora and local customs in the middle of magnificent sites: majestic Bays of Cook and Opunohu, crater of the volcano, famous set of the film Mutiny on the Bounty, viewpoint panoramic view of the Belvedere, an old village with its archaeological sites on the banks of the river, the area of the agricultural school with its tropical fruit plantations followed by a tasting and Rotui fruit juice factory, where to savor fruit juices and alcohol produced on the island
4 – 5 hours
from around £59
Please Note – when booking a private excursion that is not operated by the cruise line it is your responsibility to ensure that you are back in port in good time for the ‘All Aboard’ time. We suggest allowing at least 1 hour after your ships arrival in port to allow for immigration clearances and plan to be back in port at least 1 hour before ‘All Aboard’ time to allow for any traffic issues etc on your return journey.