Only Twelve miles from Tahiti, Moorea, the "yellow lizard" resembles a vast star-shaped garden branching out into eight valleys.

A multitude of white sandy beaches

Captain Cook's island has one of the most beautiful lagoons in the Pacific. Its turquoise waters reflect the sumptuous harmony of the underwater world where divers might meet turtles, leppard rays or even some scorpion fish amids coral roses hosting many other species. Also a multitude of white sandy beaches, the diversity of the underwater coral and the richness of its marine fauna make it a preferential destination.

A Tropical Gardens

Moorea appears to the visitor as a tropical garden filled with pineapple fields, the main agricultural income of the islands. In the middle of this fairy landscape, the sky can be seen through the Mou'a Puta (The pierced mountain) made, according to legend, by the arrow of the demigod Pai.