Diving in Tahiti is basic to any package trip to the island. In French Polynesia is archipelagic, diving excursions are ideal for the pristine beaches of Tahiti. The island is host a variety of tropical marine life and interesting dive sites and wrecks of sunken ships recent years.

Diving in Tahiti is quite an experience. The spectacular scenery of Tahiti and its surrounding islands to go beyond the depths of his waters, where they are even more impressive. The abundant marine life rich waters of Tahiti has left and scuba divers, just talk over the years. Meetings common with giant manta rays have somehow become a famous "Item" in Tahitian waters and the view of schools of dolphins doing their dance in the surf.

With sites such delicious expected, a marvel isnÂ't diving in Tahiti is a staple.

Beginners and practitioners are both entertained by dive resorts that abound off the coast of the Island, as the island is, of course, perfect for diving.

Naturally there certain dive sites established on the island. Here are some sites that make diving in Tahiti Onea's worth.

Popular dive sites in Tahiti Nui

The Aquarium

This is the most popular dive site of Tahiti, and is suitable for new divers and quite ideal for snorkeling excursions. His 10-40 feet deep, has proved a "classrooms" and a "refresh" for diving and amateur professionals.

Shipwrecks

Also known as "cargo ship and catalinae, this dive site is the divers to experience diving to long and also explore the remains of an old freighter. The site also has a seaplane Catalina plane, which happens to be a very interesting underwater. His deep down 20-70 feet.

Papa Whiskey

Diving in Tahiti, has a certain magic to it. In this dive site, the magic comes in the form of escort lady diving schools as they swim along the reef walls of an amphitheater. The dive site down 30-150 feet.

St. Etienne Drop Off

Abyss Secrets of the blue 'are revealed in this particular dive site, such as brown, white coral, and several species of small fish inhabit this part of Tahiti. The site goes down 30-150 feet.

Fresh water springs

Also known as "The Springer" in this particular dive site, divers to witness spring water, it sprouts profusely from the deep subterranean ocean. Quite a sight to see. Immersion falls 20-90 feet.

Established dive sites around Tahiti Iti

Tetopa Grotto

Divers found a batch of lobsters, crabs and puffer fish and corals, in this particular dive site. Known to be dramatic, in essence, this dive site 10-30 ft low.

The Marado

Lowering 60-140 feet, this site diving including features beautiful gorgonian coral covering a floor.

Hole Lagoon

Flourishing, with the leopard rays, reef sharks, bommie reef and triggerfish, this place is practically a basin of the lagoon. It fell 30-90 feet and is very popular.

There are, of course, more dive sites in Tahiti. The sites listed are simply the most popular.

With the above, wouldnÂ't think that diving in Tahiti is your time worth?

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