Answer:   This tour takes no more than 10 guests.

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Yes, the Catamaran does have air con, it is worth noting that the air con only works when the boat is moving. Each room has wall fans if needed for when the boat is stationary. 

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The cabins are all queen configurations with ensuite (shower, basin and toilet).

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We have found the best time for whales in Tahiti is September and October. We have found this is when we see the largest number of whales and it is also a great time for beautiful French Polynesian weather. Not too hot, not too cold.

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You most certainly will.  On this tour we will be taking you to one of the best French Polynesian dancing and dinner shows on the island of Moorea.  You may even find yourself joining in ;) 

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All main meals are included on the catamaran prepared by our lovely hostess. You also have the option of having any meal you like at one of Moorea’s many restaurants and bars. This will be at extra cost to the individual.  You are welcome to bring duty free alcohol on to the catamaran- soft drinks are included in your package.

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Yes most definitely.  Just make sure to let us know well before the tour starts. 

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Your tour will be led by a Majestic Whale Encounters guide.  They will be taking some photos during your tour, however they are not professional photographers as their job is to focus on our guests needs.  Many of our guests find that the quality of Go Pro cameras are amazing especially for underwater video.  They’re very small to travel with and user friendly.  Please contact us if you would like more information on this.

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We strongly advise to bring your own wetsuits, mask, snorkels and fins on tour if possible.  The whale swimming boat has some fins and masks but very little choice in sizing.  There are surprisingly no snorkel hire places on the island.  If you would like recommendations on the types of wetsuits, snorkels, masks and fins please don’t hesitate to ask. 

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The water temperature in Moorea in Sep and Oct averages 27.3 degrees.  While the air temp averages around 25.4 degrees.

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• Black tip sharks
• Stingrays
• Eagle Rays
• Hawksbill and Green Sea Turtles
• Moray Eels
• Oceanic White Tip Sharks 
• Spinner Dolphins
• Risso Dolphins
• Rough Tooth Dolphins
• Short Fin Pilot whales 
• False killer whales
• Melon Head whales
• Whale Sharks
• Pelagic Fish

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There is so much to see and do in Moorea and the Society Islands that it would be impossible to list it here.  Please contact if you would like more information on this. 

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It sure is, it will only be our group on both the Catamaran and the whale swimming boat each day.  As a group, we will have a say on where we would like to go.

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As with all our whale swimming tours as whales are wild animals we can never guarantee this 100%.  As you can imagine the encounters are always on the whales terms.  We can honestly say that we have had a VERY good track record over the many years we have been running whale swimming tours.  We run our whale swimming days over a period of 5 days minimum to ensure the very best chances.

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There is no wifi on the catamaran however we can suggest that you buy a SIM card when entering Tahiti (these are available at the airport and other places throughout French Polynesia). We have further information for this on our Tahiti trip bulletins. 

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Yes there is, please contact us for more details on this.  Keep in mind that all bed configurations are queen and so you would be paying for a full cabin on your own. 

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Ummm.. do you even need to ask this question, the most amazing guide you can ever imagine course! 

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Not even if you tried!