Arrive at Rangiroa, an atoll so vast its lagoon has its own horizon. Settle aboard and drift the Tiputa Pass at slack tide, where bottlenose dolphins play in the current.
Rangiroa – The Blue Lagoon
Tender to the famed Blue Lagoon, a lagoon within a lagoon fringed by bird-filled motus. Snorkel over coral gardens in warm, waist-deep water and lunch on a deserted sandbank.
At Sea – Crossing to Fakarava
A day under sail across open water to the Fakarava UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Trail a line for mahi-mahi, watch for seabirds, and arrive as the sun drops behind the reef.
Fakarava – The South Pass
Dive or snorkel the legendary Tumakohua south pass, home to the “wall of sharks” — hundreds of grey reef sharks hanging effortlessly in the current amid pristine coral.
Fakarava – Pink Sands & Pearl Farms
Explore Fakarava’s north pass and the pink-sand beaches of the outer motus. Visit a black-pearl farm and wander the sleepy village of Rotoava.
Anaa – The Emerald Lagoon
Sail to remote Anaa, whose shallow lagoon glows a luminous green that reflects on the clouds above. Walk empty beaches and cast for bonefish on the flats.
Makemo – Untouched Waters
End deep in the archipelago at Makemo, a long, narrow atoll rarely visited by yachts. A final morning of diving and snorkelling before a farewell dinner under a blanket of stars.
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