After saying goodbye to the boat, we continued our journey as a group of four — first by plane to Tahiti, and from there by ferry through wind and waves to the island of Mo'orea. After a bit of Tetris to squeeze four people and all their luggage into a Renault Kwid (apparently the most popular rental car here), we headed to our accommodations and went out for pizza.
The next stormy day brought a drizzly hike, rewarded with views of cloud‑veiled mountains and rainbows painted across the sky. The obligatory sunset behind the ocean disappeared into the misty rain.
The cheerful weather the following day was dimmed by saying goodbye to Claudi and Andi, who began their journey home. But only two days later we were able to welcome Carlotta to the island. Together with Micha we visited the Ecomusée, where we spent hours learning about geology, culture, marine life, history, and much more. Burgers in Ōpūnohu Bay and a short hike were a must.
Between kayaking right in front of our doorstep, touring around the island, and going on hikes, we explored as much as possible of the island’s picturesque beauty.
Yesterday we took the ferry back to Tahiti for the final stretch of this breathtaking trip. To push thoughts of the journey home as far away as possible, we’re planning perhaps a few too many activities on the island — and one of the highlights is still ahead: a snorkeling tour with whales. Keep your fingers crossed that we get to see some.
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Weather
Rainy season
Accompaniment
In the group (4)
Mood
AdventurousRelaxingCulturalCulinary
Highlights
Mo'orea per Flug und Fähre erreicht
Regenwanderung mit Blick auf verschleierte Berge und Regenbögen
Besuch des Ecomusée
Burger in der Ōpūnohu-Bucht
Kayak fahren direkt vor der Unterkunft
Wal-Schnorcheltour als geplantes Highlight
Equipment
RegenkleidungWanderschuheMietwagen
Topics
NatureEatTransitAdventureCulture
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