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What to do and see in Maupiti Island, French Polynesia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Maupiti Island, French Polynesia including Tereia Beach, Sammy Maupiti Tours Private Tours, Mt. Teurafaatiu, Maupiti Diving, Le Palais de la mer, Borabora Maupiti Activities.
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1. Tereia Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By ehb365 - Oceanside, California
Ideal for those who are not use to currents and just want to splash around. There is a small set of coral just off the point to the right as you are looking at the lagoon. We even saw an octopus!
2. Sammy Maupiti Tours Private Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 77 reviews
Maupiti Island Tours By Boat, Fantastic Lagoon, Snoerkling, Manta Ray, Fantastic Coral Garden, Picnic With Sammy, Good Ukelele Player And Singer.really Local Trip.
3. Mt. Teurafaatiu
Overall Ratings
5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By wx8 - Grand Rapids, Michigan
We hiked this mountain in March, one of the hottest and most humid times of the year. It was a torturous, never-ending hike but my God was it worth it. Stunning post card views like I cannot even put into words.
Advice:
Sturdy shoes, more water than you think you'll need and a reasonable amount of time to complete the round-trip journey is 2.5-4 hours for a person with a moderate fitness level.
Go early in the morning because the hill turns to mud in the rain.
I'm not sure I'd hike it on a sweltering March midday ever again. I'd gladly do a cooler August early morning.
Be VERY careful on the way down as the trail is not as obvious and it is easier to get lost. It is pure jungle off the trail.
4. Maupiti Diving
Overall Ratings
5 based on 55 reviews
Maupiti Diving, Le club de plongee de Maupiti ! Nous accueillons les plongeurs de tout niveaux, debutants et confirmes, et proposons baptemes et formations (Padi et CMAS). 4 plongeurs maximum par palanquee pour plus de convivialite. Maupiti Diving, the Maupiti Diving Club! All divers are welcome. From beginner to certified divers. We also propose courses (PADI and CMAS )and baptisms. A maximum of 4 scuba divers garantee intimate dives.
Reviewed By Sébastien D - Stafford, United Kingdom
If you are on Maupiti Island and wish to dive, this is the only diving school.
During our dive at Manta Point we saw 12 different rays and up to 7 at once around us.
It is truly a magical dive and should not be missed.
Yannick , the new owner of the centre is knowledgeable and his calm nature make diving a real stress free pleasure. During our stay we could not go diving out of the lagoon as the weather was not permitting it. This has nothing to deal with the dive operator, Maupiti pass (the only one on the island) is the most difficult pass in French Polynesia. Even if we could have managed to get through it, the swell outside the lagoon was far from driveable condition. People who are serious about diving, know that you have to respect the water. I wanted to mention this as I see people giving bad rating to diving operator due to weather! Dive operators are here to ensure your safety and if they say no because of the weather you have to trust them.
5. Le Palais de la mer
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By bernard69 - Lyon, France
Ah.Ky Firuu a construit pendant 30 ans son palais de la mer,un lieu insolite,magique,que vous découvrirez après avoir franchi "la porte du rêve et de la poésie ".
L'artiste,un chanteur renommé dans les îles vous présentera son bijou en l'animant de ses chansons,ses légendes,son humour...
L'entrée est à 1000 CFP ,chapeau tressé compris!
6. Bora Bora Maupiti Activities
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
We offer in Bora Bora and Maupiti: lagoon tours (swim with the stingrays and sharks, exploring coral Gardens, swimming at the sandy banks), bike rides, visit historical and cultural sites, legends and stories, the picnics and barbecues on private motu (private island), cultural activities and traditional sports (weaving, preparation of raw fish, demonstration of pareos and coconuts...) in private and group tours.
Reviewed By 760pieto - Annecy, France
We chartered a catamaran in Raiatea and spent one night in Bora Bora in front of the yacht club.
We then sail to Maupiti and we anchor in the lagoon in front of Pension Tautiare and use the facilities of the pension.The owners are wonderful host. Be careful when the sea has high swells the pass to enter the lagoon is very dangerous.
We went to the Island and rented bikes. We tour the Island and experience the most beautiful sceneries: hills, Beaches, craters, lagoon etc
We stop at "chez Mimi" on Tere'ia Beach for lunch. It is a wonderful place next to the neighbor Island "the escape of Robinson". You can go their by foot with water up to your knee.
The island has around 1200 very friendly habitants. The bakery open from 5.00am to 8.00Am.
if you want to buy bread you better get up early.
on the way back we stop in the late morning for few hours before taking the plane in Raiatea at the "Raiatea" Lodge. They give us a room and we had lunch their. The accommodation are simple but great and the lunch was excellent.
I am not a writer and cannot find thewords to describe Maupiti. This is Paradise on Earth.
