Double Sailing Pirogue Tour in the Tahiti Lagoon with Snorkelling

Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation and total escape under the Polynesian sun on this cruise aboard a double sailing pirogue in the Tahiti lagoon, which can accommodate up to 10 participants maximum. Comfortably seated on board the pirogue, perfectly equipped for your comfort with benches, mattresses, a netted area and shaded spaces, you will enjoy a pleasant outing with your loved ones.

For this sailing experience in French Polynesia, you will meet Thibaut, your captain, in Puna’auia, before heading out to sea for an excursion that can also be privately booked. In all cases, you will enjoy a journey aboard a double sailing pirogue in the Tahiti lagoon, with several stops for snorkelling at exceptional sites facing Moorea. A mask, fins and snorkel will be provided so you can admire aircraft and boat wrecks, as well as the coral reefs and fish that inhabit the Pacific Ocean.

The island’s lagoon is truly the perfect place to relax and go snorkelling in Tahiti. With its turquoise waters, exceptional coral reef ecosystem and idyllic motus, it offers a dreamlike setting for this excursion aboard a double sailing pirogue departing from Puna’auia. There is no need to know how to swim or even to want to snorkel—you can simply enjoy the scenery of Moorea and Tahiti Island from the boat and relax in the sun.

What makes this double sailing pirogue excursion in Tahiti truly unique is that Tiare Miti is the only company offering sailing trips on this lagoon using junk-style sails. This adds a rustic and authentic touch to the experience at sea. In addition, if you are curious, your captain will be delighted to involve you in sailing the traditional sailing pirogue. Finally, thanks to the option of private booking, you can enjoy a tailor-made, intimate experience for any special occasion: honeymoon, birthday, wedding and much more.

What are you waiting for? Book this excursion in the Tahiti lagoon aboard a double sailing pirogue and experience a timeless moment in French Polynesia!