Lagoonarium, Afareaitu

4.7

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Aquarium · Zoo / Aquarium

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Swim with rays, sharks, and tropical fish at Lagoonarium, a protected underwater environment off the coast of Moorea. Take a three-minute boat trip out to the reserve before plunging beneath the waters to inspect the marine life so abundant in French Polynesia. An untouched coral garden provides the backdrop for your views, and the helpful and friendly staff remain on hand to inform, entertain, and assist you during your experience. Bring your own snorkeling gear, or rent what you need. An onsite cafe serves food, although you are also welcome to bring your own picnic. Plan your Lagoonarium visit and explore what else you can see and do in Afareaitu using our Afareaitu trip itinerary maker site.

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By O8674QUwendyh

November 2022 yes this is very much still open, also known as Parc du Corail. This was the best snorkeling spot hands down in Moorea, and great for little children, however bring your water shoes as.... more

November 2022 yes this is very much still open, also known as Parc du Corail. This was the best snorkeling spot hands down in Moorea, and great for little children, however bring your water shoes as.... more »
By TAisaPITA

The Lagoonarium has been renamed to Le Jardin De Corail Du Motu Ahi and details can be found on that TripAdvisor page. It is open, and is a *must see*.

The Lagoonarium has been renamed to Le Jardin De Corail Du Motu Ahi and details can be found on that TripAdvisor page. It is open, and is a *must see*. more »
By tplife

The Lagoonarium is not "permanently closed", and the same family still operates it. The local Polynesian government "closed" the two highly popular shark feedings there due to pressure from the same.... more

The Lagoonarium is not "permanently closed", and the same family still operates it. The local Polynesian government "closed" the two highly popular shark feedings there due to pressure from the same.... more »