Rangiroais situated 217 miles (350km) north-east of Tahiti, in the center of the Tuamotus archipelago.Rangiroa gets its name ''huge sky'' from its great length. It is the largest atoll here and one of the four largest in the world, with more than 240 motu (islets) separated by more than 100 small channels that make up its ring of coral, and, in the center of the inside lagoon is the Paio motu.
The incomparable brilliance and colors of the lagoon from jade-green to violet, completely overwhelm the visitor who discovers this long ribbon of islets way out in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.Rangiroa offers exceptional dives: Grey Reef sharks, mantas rays, Silvertip sharks, hammerhead sharks, schools of jacks, barracuda schools, Napoleon wrasse, schools of soldierfish, dolphins, schools of Moorish Idols and more...
RANGIROA DIVE CENTERS
(Members of GIE PLONGEE dive operators association)
RAI MANTA CLUBAvatoru, Rangiroa, FRENCH POLYNESIATel: (689) 96 84 80Fax: (689) 96 85 60E-mail: raiemantaclub@mail.pfManager: Ives Lefevre
BLUE DOLPHINS DIVING CENTERHotel Kia Ora Rangiroa, RANGIROATel. (689) 96. 03. 01 / 96. 03. 84 poste 392Fax. (689) 96. 03. 01E-mail : bluedolphins@mail.pfManagers: Junko Kida & Pascal Jogut
Destination: Tahiti
Tahiti offers a rich and colorful underwater landscape, not well known and yet spectacular, and also a large diversity of diving sites (fun wrecks, vertiginous walls and beautiful gardens of corals).
Destination: Moorea
First time visitors will be echanted to swinm in clear and warm waters, they will meet small fish in abundance in a festival of colors.
Destination: Huahine
The few divers discovering this secret spot will be surrounded with a lot of various fish.
Destination: Tikehau
Often considered as a paradise by natives, Tikehau has become your inevitable diving destination.
Destination: Manihi
Manihi is well known for its diving spots, especially for its famous passes and its breathtaking walls.
Destination: Fakarava
An impressive and unique experience where you can encounter rich marine life that you can observe in full detail.
Destination: Rurutu
You can observe whales between July and October. The average adult size for those whales is about 50m for about 40 tons.
Destination: Raiatea / Tahaa
Fantastic coral gardens abound in the lagoon off of Raiatea and its sister island of Tahaa.
Tahiti Treasures
A sea full of black pearls and friendly sharks.
Tahiti: A Shark Diving Sensation
To a diver, Tahiti spells sharks — tons of sharks that can be observed and enjoyed by both scuba divers and snorkelers alike.
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