Mo'orea is a South Pacific island, part of French Polynesia's Society Islands archipelago. Mo'orea meaning yellow lizard, lizard (Mo'o), and yellow (rea), is just a 30-minute ferry ride from Tahiti, it is known for its jagged volcanic mountains and crystal clear lagoon. 

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From August to October humpback whales migrate from Antarctica to French Polynesia to breed and give birth. French Polynesia is one of the few places in the world where you can swim with humpback whales. In order to respect the whales, we observe them from the boat and determine the whales’ activity phases (such as socializing, resting, or moving), before entering the water. Whale watching is still a regulated activity as these islands are classified as wildlife sanctuaries.

• You will be spending 5 days on the water observing humpback whales with the potential to experience pelagic encounters with pilot whales, rough-toothed dolphins, spinner dolphins, oceanic white-tip sharks, and any other marine life we encounter. *Interactions are not guaranteed
• Enjoy the crystal clear lagoon as we anchor at the sandbar to swim with the stingrays and black-tip reef sharks.
• Enjoy a half day exploring the beautiful island of Mo'orea on a guided island tour.
• Stay in a house with like-minded individuals & create lifelong friends!

• Arrive in Tahiti and take the ferry over to Mo’orea.
• Everyone will be picked up and we will check into the accommodation
• Safety briefing for the week 
• Welcome dinner with the group

• Breakfast at the accommodation.

• Head out early on the boat to spend the day searching for humpback whales!
  Lunch will be brought on the boat.

• On a few of the days, we will also dock at the lagoon to swim with the black-tip reef sharks and sting rays.

• One day we will spend the day cruising around the island on a safari tour.

• Head back to shore to chill, catch the sunset and eat dinner together.​

• Check out of the accommodation around 10am
• Transportation will take you to the ferry to head back to Tahiti or your next destination if you are staying longer in Mo'orea