3-hour Lagoon Snorkeling Tour - Shared Tour

I would not recommend this tour to anyone. No signage to get boat, with several other boats in port.

we loved it! great host and the time we spent in the water went by so fast because we were enjoying ourselves. the rides to and from the port were all taken care of, cant wait to come back to Moorea

The best of the best! How can one talk about this activity without mentioning William! This guide is just extraordinary. Funny, kind, competent, and endearing. Beyond the countless sharks, rays, and turtles that we were able to observe during this day, William is and will certainly remain the best encounter. Songs, ukulele, cultural information about the island, traditions, cuisine, hat making, sarong tying, or even medicinal plants, this outing was very rich. The boats are made up of a limited number of people, making the experience more intimate. We highly recommend this activity.

We greatly appreciated our guide Will for this excursion on the lagoon. The guide has very in-depth knowledge in all areas, including fish, wildlife, and flora, with a professional approach to all subjects. We recommend that if you take this excursion, you choose Will as your guide.

Very nice outing on a traditional canoe with a top guide (Wilfried) 👌 we swam with the rays and sharks in the turquoise waters of the lagoon, extraordinary experience. Lunch on the Motu was perfect, thanks to the chef Elvis 😉.

Giving this operator your business is actively contributing to the continued illegal destruction of this beautiful island. They're burning the local ecosystem for selfies and a quick buck. Wilfred — the Rick James lookalike with the mustache — was openly hand-feeding sharks and rays during our visit on April 2. Feeding marine wildlife in French Polynesian waters is illegal, full stop, and he knows this. It conditions wild animals to associate humans with food, disrupts natural foraging, and creates real safety risks. Rays approaching humans means something is really wrong. I personally watched him lift a stingray to the surface with food and encourage tourists to pet it — a group of two or three people actively handling the animal. Touching rays removes their protective mucus layer, exposing them to infection. He also hands tourists bread to feed reef fish directly. Bread has no nutritional value for fish and actively harms them — it expands in the digestive tract, causes bloating and impaction, and displaces the algae, invertebrates, and plankton their physiology is built around. Chronic feeding alters population behavior, draws species out of their ecological roles, and degrades reef health. This is not a rogue employee. When confronted with another reviewer's identical concerns, the owner responded in writing defending the practice, citing Wilfred's 30 years at the sandbank as justification. They know. It's policy. Meanwhile, people who follow the rules get robbed of natural wildlife behavior because these animals are now performing for scraps on cue. Report it to the Direction des Ressources Marines or the local gendarmerie if you witness it. Illegal, ecologically harmful, and deeply selfish. I have video is anyone is interested

Michael was great and had a lot of island and dolphin knowledge. Very entertaining even if we didn’t see any dolphins. However, we felt to many people were allowed on this small boat. We had 22 people and it was shoulder to shoulder with people having to sit on the front bench as well as the small bench at the captain’s station/column. I would not go on this tour again unless it was maximum 16, maybe 18 people at the most.

We did the 3-hour lagoon snorkelling tour and it was a fabulous excursion from start to finish. Wilfred, our guide, was incredibly knowledgeable, great fun, and made sure we were all well looked after throughout. It was a small group tour, which made the whole experience feel relaxed and personal. We saw stingrays, turtles, and an amazing variety of fish—but Wilfred really made the trip extra special. Would definitely do it again!

What a blast! Some of the best snorkeling and sightseeing activities in Moorea. Our tour guide, Nilato, shared the history of the island, and we saw spinner dolphins, sea turtles, snorkeled with reef sharks, and even got to pet stingrays. Nilato also provided towels, swim goggles, and drinks at the end of the trip.

Good communication through WhatsApp and email. Although a late start captain Mana was very good showing us 2 sites: first for rays and sharks and 2nd on a nice beach with coral. They also got us back to the ship on time creatively contracting with a taxi service to drop us at the tender dock.