French Polynesia

The most beautiful trips on the island of Mo´orea

What to visit on the island of Mo´orea

Petr Liška
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The most beautiful trips on the island of Mo´orea
Inserted: 06.03.2021
Author: Petr Liška © gigaplaces.com
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The small island of Mo´orea is located next to the more famous and much larger Tahiti in French Polynesia. It offers exactly what you would expect from such an island – beautiful beaches, lush hinterland and jagged volcanic rock scenery. Classic trips here include kayaking, cycling around the island or several hiking opportunities. It is also interesting to take a ferry to the island itself.

1.
Drive to Belvedere viewpoint

Cycle trip around Mo'orea

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| Altitude: 250 m / 820 ft

You can basically undertake only two cycling trips on the island – either go around the whole island along… continue reading

2.
Beaches on Hauru Point

Best beaches in Mo'orea

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The best beaches and most beautiful part of the coast in Mo'orea is at its northwest end in Hauru Point. You… continue reading

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Hike across Three Firs Pass

Pineapple plantations and jungle

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| Altitude: 330 m / 1 083 ft

There are several possibilities for hike trips on island Mo'orea – one of such trails leads from the village… continue reading

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Kayaking around Hauru Point

Kayaking between motus

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Kayaking belongs among the most popular leisure activities in the Pacific. Quiet water surface in the lagoon… continue reading

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Bike Trip Around Mo'orea

Around the island on bike

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| Altitude: 20 m / 66 ft

Even in the tropical paradise of French Polynesia you can enjoy a great ride on a bike – around the entire 59… continue reading

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Voyage Tahiti - Mo´orea

By ferry around French Polynesia

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A half-hour boat ride and 21 km – only such a small distance is between the two completely different islands… continue reading

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