Situated in the heart of the Pacific Ocean this island archipelago is home to some of the most wondrous dive sites, where hundreds of elegant sharks gather in schools to be joined by manta rays and bottle-nosed dolphins. Diving Rangiroa’s reefs and channels you can expect to see grey reef sharks, hammerhead, black tips, silky, tiger and silver tip sharks cruising the reef, hunting on schools of snapper and fusiliers. Whilst drift diving through the 1200m wide channel at North Fakarava Island, you can experience incredible shark action, see huge Napoleon wrasse and witness marbled groupers spawning. A typical diving day will see you cruising through channels and exploring the outer reefs of the atolls, yet there are numerous of shallow dive sites within the Tuamotu Archipelago, each with stunning hard corals, sheltering all manner of crustaceans.
Built of steel, the French Polynesia Master ply the waters of this island archipelago, welcoming aboard 25 guests for 7 or 10 night dive safaris. Their 4 decks provide ample space for relaxation and dive equipment and camera preparation, and their experienced crew ensure you receive only the highest quality service on your diving vacation.