Diving in Huahine

Covered in a thick jungle, the island of Huahine is surrounded by the deepest of blue waters making it a very beautiful diving destination. The Fitii pass is quite often compared in its richness to certain spots in the Tuamotu. Underneath the surface you’ll discover schools of shark, jackfish, batfish, barracuda, and other small marine creatures.

Dive sites in Huahine

For the lovers of diving, the Huahine is one destination where you’ll get to swim amongst a plethora of different fish the deeper you go down.

Plongée avec des requins et des des poissons © Grégory Lecoeur

Avapehi pass

This is one dive experience full of unique surprises. The further you go down, the more you get to see. Meet with jacks at -7 meters, then the barracudas at -15 meters, and finally at -25 meters, watch the batfish and manta rays dance in the current. It’s also home to up to fifty grey sharks.

Fa’a Miti

This is one dive site that’s accessible to all levels of divers. It’s generally sheltered from swell, wind, and current, helping to reveal a dazzling multitude of corals along the gentle underwater slope. As you descend down, you’ll be greeted by black tip sharks and what appears to be a mist of small fish following in their wake.

Session snorkelling en compagnie de poissons ©_David Kirkland

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Pacific Blue Adventure

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There are a multitude of nautical activities in Huahine other than scuba diving, such as va’a, the traditional Polynesian outrigger canoe, kayaking and kitesurfing. We also recommend a visit to the interesting little museum in the fare Pote’e hut next to the marae of Maeva, where you’ll learn more about Huahine’s sacred traditions.

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