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Coconut trees, shells, plentiful fish, sun and an intense feeling of happiness. All these islands, 118 in all, are different from each other. From when you first land in Papeete or flying into Bora Bora. The Society Islands (made up of the Leeward Islands and the Windward Islands) is a group of high tropical islands, the main one of which is Tahiti, the largest of the Polynesian islands, with Papeete as its administrative capital. This group also includes the famous islands of Moorea, Huahine, Raiatea, Tahaa, Bora Bora and Maupiti.
The Tuamotu group is a collection of low islands or atolls. Here is a very special world, situated between sky and sea. Each island is encircled on its lagoon by a ring of coral. It is an environment favorable to pearl farming. Rangiroa, Tikehau, Manihi are the ones most frequently visited.
Some people say if the sea has a country it must be French Polynesia. A sea of lagoons extending over four kilometers all ready and waiting for the Tahitians and their guest. You can do everything. The sea will hold no secret for visitors keen on discovery, whether it be boating or underwater diving, or making contact with the fairy land of parrot fish, banks of barracuda or sleeping sharks or to admire phosphorescent corals and the colored anemone. And for those more heavily into physical activities, the superb breakers of the surfing spots will not fail to provide you with the best surfing thrills. From waterfalls, helicopters and deep sea fishing. Tahiti and her islands have it all.
Top Dive Resort, Iti Diving, The Six Passengers, Boroa Bora Blue Nui, Sheraton Resorts, Intercontinental Hotels and Pearl Beach Resorts are just a few of the many French Polynesian resorts and dive operators to enjoy. We also have special honeymoon packages available. Come join us in paradise!
Tahiti, Aggressors Newest and Wildest Destination Yet!
In September 2002, Aggressor Fleet Limited, agent for the largest fleet of franchise dive yachts in the world, will offer scuba cruises exploring the rich waters surrounding the Tuamotu Islands of Tahiti. Seven-day, inclusive charters dive the swift passes of Rangiroa, Kaukura, Fakarava, Toau and Apataki. Tahiti Aggressor guests will experience some of the most exciting, high-speed drift and "corner" dives in passes and channels which are brimming with sharks, tuna, barracuda, mantas and a host of ocean giants. Tahiti Aggressor charters depart from Rangiroa or Fakaravu. Prices start at $2,395.
This is one of the most exciting, unexplored diving destinations in the world. Tahiti diving is best described as fast-paced, adventure diving. You start at the mouth of the pass, sharks are everywhere, eagle rays fly by, schools of thread-fin jacks cruise the blue, and then the current pulls you through the pass.
The 16-passenger Tahiti Aggressor is a 106-foot long catamaran offering state-of-the-art diving facilities and luxurious personal accommodations such as eight private cabins, a spacious salon, hot tub and wet bar. Diving amenities included nitrox, one rental rebreather, huge dive deck with dive lockers, rinse showers and gear rinse tanks, E-6 slide film lab and custom-made dive skiffs.