Bora Bora, Tahiti
November 8, 2011
*** Be very careful what water you drink in all of the Polynesia area - They drink Mineral water like we drink spring water, ie: in their bottled water is a % of Magnesium that Americans are not used to - So, Beware! ~ Magnesium ~ as in ~ Milk of Magnesia ;-) ***
For many ~ there are few places, if any, in the world
~ whose natural beauty surpasses Bora Bora.
Here nature painted a perfect masterpiece of deep green volcanic peaks
edged by a ribbon of reef and magnificent white-sand beaches. A small island, Toopua, and the islet Toopua
iti proudly stand guard nearby. All of
this majesty rises from a spectacular lagoon of jewel-like hues ranging from
deep amethyst to light turquoise.
Most of Bora Bora’s residents live on the flat coastal
strip that rings the island. The paved
round-island road skirts the shoreline and runs in and out of the bays. Because the road is only 32Km (19 miles)
long, many visitors see it by bicycle ~ give your self a full day, scooter or
car.
~ For more info ~
Maohi Nui
Tours Lagoon Excursion
Matira Beach
French Polynesia
French Polynesia
011 689 791 911
Site ~ http://www.maohinui.net/
Email
~ patrick@maohinui.net
3/4 day lagoon
excursion including the lunch on a private motu
Patrick's Catamarran's #1, #2, #3
Patrick
Our Catamarran ~ #3 ~ 12 passengers
Sarah in the water
Grace cuddling with Alex
Sarah singing to Alex
1) Snorkeling in a coral garden,
2) visiting the sting rays in shallow water,
Petting
the Petting the Sting Rays
3) observation of black tip reef sharks
4) Polynesian lunch on a private island (motu)
Preparing the
Polynesian Lunch
Swimming and Snorkeling is included.
This was my absolute favorite tour.
The water for swimming and snorkeling was warm and clear.
Our guides were fantastic and helped all of us see and pet the sting rays in waist deep water.
The water for swimming and snorkeling was warm and clear.
Our guides were fantastic and helped all of us see and pet the sting rays in waist deep water.
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