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Jardin de Corail, Tahaa

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Plunge into the bright blue waters at Jardin de Corail for stunning sights of French Polynesia's famous marine life. The coral forms deep canyons, between which swim schools of brightly colored tropical fish. A great place for amateur snorkelers and all nature lovers, this garden of the sea offers an immense natural diversity, and the crisp, clear waters provide great visibility for photography. Be sure to take reef shoes with you as the coral here can hurt the soles of your feet. Put Jardin de Corail and other Tahaa attractions into our Tahaa route planning site, and watch your holiday take shape.

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By 542sherril

Maybe it's the timing of our visit but we found the current too strong to fully enjoy the snorkeling. There was no opportunity to linger at the corals to see all the fish and before you know it...

Maybe it's the timing of our visit but we found the current too strong to fully enjoy the snorkeling. There was no opportunity to linger at the corals to see all the fish and before you know it... more »
By travel0014

This is the places we got the see the most fishes at the same time. They were literally surrounding us. Be careful as the current can be strong and it can get shallow very quickly.

This is the places we got the see the most fishes at the same time. They were literally surrounding us. Be careful as the current can be strong and it can get shallow very quickly. more »
By Manny B

There is a fairly strong current, so you just travel with the flow and don't try to swim against the current. Some of the coral are close to the surface, so you need to anticipate where you are...

There is a fairly strong current, so you just travel with the flow and don't try to swim against the current. Some of the coral are close to the surface, so you need to anticipate where you are... more »