Visit Mo'orea, a dreamy island draped in verdant hillsides and powdery beaches lined with swaying coconut trees, where culture thrives and nature bounds.
Mo'orea is one of French Polynesia’s hidden gems, characterised by a striking volcanic landscape covered in lush greenery and surrounded by twinkling lagoons. Whilst its Tahitian population resounds with a friendly vibe and its idyllic resorts are popular, Mo'orea is renowned for its secluded ambience. You feel you have stepped onto an undiscovered island paradise.
Mount Rotui is its pride and joy, separating the island’s two bays, Cook’s Bay and Opunohu Bay, on the north side of Mo'orea. Winding hiking trails cover the rugged peak, punctuating a trip to Mo'orea with other-worldly viewpoints and challenging treks. The glimmering turquoise waters which surround Mo'orea invite you to embark on exhilarating beach activities, like jet-skiing, paddle-boarding and even transparent kayak adventures! Step off of one of Mo'orea’s stunning beaches and snorkel adjacent to sharks, sting rays and tropical fish.
Culture is expressed variably across Mo'orea, exhibited in the island’s culinary offerings, intriguing museums and art galleries.
Your Luxury Mo'orea Tour Ideas
Blend a fabulous trip to Moorea island with a tour around the scattered beauty of French Polynesia, staying in luxury accommodations and venturing on mountain walks. Discover the best beaches in Moorea, get to know the island’s friendly locals and plunge into thrilling water-sports.
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As usual with French Polynesia holidays, the best time to visit Mo'orea in terms of its weather would be between March and November. Gentle and warm temperatures, sunny skies and a generally drier climate bring ideal conditions for hiking, sunbathing and water sports. If you are seeking fewer crowds, then aim to visit Mo'orea during its shoulder seasons (either side of April and October). Demand for activities and accommodations tends to be lower during this time, although you should expect more rain and higher temperatures.
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