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French Polynesia consists of 121 unspoiled islands and atolls in the tropical South Pacific, including popular destinations such as Tahiti is Bora Bora, Moorea and Huahine – surrounded each with a living coral reef and filled exotic marine life. Visitors can underwater caves, caves, lagoons and wrecks – swim with friendly dolphins, manta rays, eels, jellyfish, barracuda and tuna. But for those who are the ultimate thrill, French Polynesia is also one of the largest concentrations in the world of hammerhead sharks, white tip, black tip, white tip and gray reef sharks. Here are our Top 5 sites to get up close and personal with one of the most beautiful marine creatures and predators revered. 5th Tahiti: When it comes to diving with sharks in Tahiti to get your feet wet place. The neighborhood is quiet and plenty of water for marine life, reef sharks small schools of sharks, moray eels and countless friendly colorful fish dazzling light, offers a safe and exciting experience for beginners contains. Even inexperienced divers can experience a Shark Feeding Frenzy Shark Cave, explore sunken wrecks and had water or peer into the depths of the ocean from a cliff over a submarine shelf Tahiti’s famous Wall. 4th Bora Bora: in the world known for its breathtaking beauty famous top, Bora Bora has some of the best dive sites in the world. Beginners can easily swim between groups of giant manta rays in locations where Anau and shadow Teavanui Pass, are the underwater world of “torpedoing” gray reef at Muri Muri (White Valley) and lemon feed Shark Dive at hand Tapu. 3rd Huahine: The island is sleepy, beach town atmosphere, low prices and authentic Polynesian style, it is ideal for travelers who want to think outside the box. Here you will find the lives of many reefs around Huahine, including eagle rays, turtles, great Napoleon, mackerel, eel and barracuda. Dive into the Avepeihi (of Fitii) passport to one of the best places to watch gray reef sharks feeding in their natural habitat. 2nd Fakarava: Perhaps the most recent dive and least explored dive destination Fakarava (as a reserve the UNESCO) is one of the best places for display of large pelagic fish and large animals (tuna, sharks, manta rays) and for drift diving. Experienced divers can literally running down the current scale 3:02 mile Garua go and see great hammerhead shark, white tip sharks, manta rays, marbled grouper. intermediate divers may be less demanding but equally rewarding experience Tumakohua Pass Upcoming Events Rangiroa one of the world’s ultimate experience diving in Rangiroa (second largest atoll in the world). With exceptionally clear vision (usually over 100 feet), currents and thrilling, and massive amounts of sharks, rays, turtles, moray eels, tuna and dolphins are barraduca divers to the exciting world of life. The Pacific Ocean connects with immense lagoon of Rangiroa is Avatoru Tiputa pass, and the creation of an in-and out-flow resulting in an extremely high concentration of marine life. This area is also one of the best places to find sharks, hammerheads and big huge number of gray reef sharks.
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