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Overview of Moorea Island Vacation Rentals

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Moorea is one of those tropical paradise vacation destinations that most people only ever get to dream of traveling to. It’s remote location and pristine beauty has resulted in Moorea becoming an exclusive hideaway. Most resorts are five-star and offer simple luxury with a wide variety of water sports. People that come to Moorea are often diving enthusiasts and sun lovers. The pace on the island is leisurely and it’s one of those destinations where relaxation becomes an art form.

Luxurious Island Style at Moorea Villas

Walk out of your front door and on to a palm-fringed private sandy beach. Hear the birds in the trees as you sip your morning tea and look out over the lagoon. This is the ultimate way to experience the paradise of Moorea island – in your own private vacation home. Rentals on Moorea are a rare find and provide a welcome alternative to busy resorts. You can expect the villas to be simply yet stylishly furnished. Staying in a rental home is a wonderful way to enjoy a more authentic island experience without having to skimp on luxury.

Moorea Travel Attractions

Moorea is a lush tropical garden. The many plant varieties and flowers are an integral part of Moorean culture. A local fruit called the noni or nono looks a bit like a small yellow potato and is believed by the locals to have medicinal properties. The Moto’I is a local species of Ylang used for its strong fragrance and the Pitate is a fragrant type of local jasmine. The hibiscus flower is often worn by ladies in their hair and the tiare flower is used to make monoi. Walking through the rainforests is a pleasant assault on the senses. The colorful sights, sounds and smells are captivating. A guided floral tour will take you to see the coconut groves, pineapple and vanilla plantations. Grapefruit are also grown commercially on the island.

The azure waters of Moorea hold many treasures. A primary leisure activity is scuba diving. Warm water temperatures, crystal clear visibility, and rich marine life make it one of the world’s top diving destinations. Expect to see colorful corals and be surrounded by hundreds of reef fish. There are three species of shark found in the area, namely black tip, grey sharks and lemon sharks. Green turtles, spotted rays and moray eels are also commonly spotted on dives. For those that want to stay on the surface of the water, you can enjoy some amazing snorkeling. Many of the reefs are quite shallow and you can watch the fish dart in and out of the corals. Kayaking is a great way to explore a bit of the island’s coastline.

Getting to Moorea

To get to the island paradise of Moorea, you need to route via the Faaa International Airport in Tahiti. The airport has good links with commercial airlines in North America, Southeast Asia, Australia and Europe. Direct flights operate on a daily basis from hubs on west coast of America. Moorea is a short 10-minute flight from Tahiti. The local airline operates regularly scheduled flights several times a day from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. The flight across to Moorea will provide you with your first experience of paradise. Flying over the turquoise blue sea you almost feel as though you can reach down and touch the coral reefs. There are two ferry companies that provide a regular ferry schedule between Tahiti and Moorea. The trip takes between 30 and 50 minutes, depending on what ferry you take. This is naturally the less expensive option, and a nice way to start your vacation.

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