Welcome
to Tahiti Nui Diving
Located within the Manava Suite Resort Tahiti, the new scuba diving school and center Tahiti Nui Diving awaits you everyday.
Beginners and certified divers are welcomed. Our team takes care of everyone, willing to fulfill your pleasure of discovering the polynesian underwater world in a secure environment.
Dive in crystal clear waters among colorful tropical fishes and evolve with beautiful turtles and impressive sharks in those stunning landscapes!
Tahiti Nui Diving team is made of qualified divers able to teach you, in a friendly and professional way, the french and international diplomas.
Tahiti Nui Diving is ideally situated : this dreaming place can also provide you accommodation, restaurants and various water activities.
Beginners and certified divers are welcomed. Our team takes care of everyone, willing to fulfill your pleasure of discovering the polynesian underwater world in a secure environment.
Dive in crystal clear waters among colorful tropical fishes and evolve with beautiful turtles and impressive sharks in those stunning landscapes!
Tahiti Nui Diving team is made of qualified divers able to teach you, in a friendly and professional way, the french and international diplomas.
Tahiti Nui Diving is ideally situated : this dreaming place can also provide you accommodation, restaurants and various water activities.
Tahiti Nui Diving
(+689) 89 47 00 90
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Recreational Diving
Let our instructors guide you to discover the best corners of the lagoon and the extraordinary spectacle offered by the Pacific Ocean.
Fun Dives
Sunset Dives
Night Dives
Discovery Dives
Diving Courses
Let our instructors guide you to progess in scuba diving and obtain the best international diving schools certifications.
SSI Try Scuba
SSI Perfect Buoyancy
SSI Open Water Diver
SSI Deep Diving
SSI Night Limited Visibility
SSI React Right
SSI Diver Stress & Rescue (RD)
SSI Dive Guide
SSI Science of Diving (kit)
CMAS Level 1, 2, 3, 4
CMAS PE40
CMAS RIFAP
Discover the richness of the Polynesian underwater world in a friendly and professional atmosphere.
1. Aquarium
Have you ever dream of the scuba diving adventure?
Ideally located, the aquarium is the perfect place. Classified as a nature reserve, this part of the lagoon is one of the best to live the experiment among colorful tropical fishes and wrecks.
Ideally located, the aquarium is the perfect place. Classified as a nature reserve, this part of the lagoon is one of the best to live the experiment among colorful tropical fishes and wrecks.
2. The 3 Wrecks
One of the few wreck sites in Polynesia ! You will discover amazing wreckages in a warm and clear water...
Scuttled in November 1962, a Catalina is waiting for you 20-meters down.
few meters away, you will find the wreck of the Orohena, the 45m long wooden schooner that used to rotate between the islands. It has become the lair of stonefish and many other fishes.
Scuttled in November 1962, a Catalina is waiting for you 20-meters down.
few meters away, you will find the wreck of the Orohena, the 45m long wooden schooner that used to rotate between the islands. It has become the lair of stonefish and many other fishes.
3. The Screes
You like scuba diving and searching for the hidden stunning species?
Look for the Polynesian rock fish all around the coral block! You could find amazing stonefish, lionfish, leaf fish and even scorpion fish.
Moreover, it is common in this area to swim among turtles, sting and leopard rays...
Look for the Polynesian rock fish all around the coral block! You could find amazing stonefish, lionfish, leaf fish and even scorpion fish.
Moreover, it is common in this area to swim among turtles, sting and leopard rays...
4. The Source
Nestled at the bottom of the fishermen's bay, near the Sapinus wave, this site offers the particularity of fresh water sources gushing from the rock.
It is one of the flagship sites of Tahiti where green and hawksbill turtles roam nonchalantly in the middle of a magnificent coral garden.
It is one of the flagship sites of Tahiti where green and hawksbill turtles roam nonchalantly in the middle of a magnificent coral garden.
5. The St Etienne Rift
Witness the geological past of Tahiti: observe two immersed waterfalls imprints! You will dive on a vertiginous drop-off among turtles and various fishes roaming around.
6. The White Valley
The « absolutely-not-to-miss » site of Tahiti!
Meet all the sharks of the island at this rendezvous! You will be accompanied by the white tips of the lagoon, the black tips and even the gray ones. Observe also the nurse sharks and lemon sharks evolving alongside you throughout your exploration. Wide shoals fishes with jacks, barracudas and various other fishes will surround you in this magical area.
The Tuamotus’ touch in Tahiti!
Meet all the sharks of the island at this rendezvous! You will be accompanied by the white tips of the lagoon, the black tips and even the gray ones. Observe also the nurse sharks and lemon sharks evolving alongside you throughout your exploration. Wide shoals fishes with jacks, barracudas and various other fishes will surround you in this magical area.
The Tuamotus’ touch in Tahiti!
7. The Piton with Gorgones
Standing out from the vertiginous drop off, stands a peak overlooking the abyss. Adorned with gorgonians, it opens the way to a magnificent white sand track.
Site reserved for certified deep divers.
Site reserved for certified deep divers.
8. The Fake Pass of Paea
After crossing a very small pass, the dive really begins inside the lagoon.
Welcomed by leopard rays schools, this excursion turns into a drift dive to find yourself on the ocean side where the blue will warmly welcome you. A taste of diving in the Tuamotus!
Welcomed by leopard rays schools, this excursion turns into a drift dive to find yourself on the ocean side where the blue will warmly welcome you. A taste of diving in the Tuamotus!
9. Zelea
A dive into history!
Former French gunboat, bombed by the German fleet during the First World War, it extends the remains of its steel structures near the breakwater of the port of Papeete, from 20 to 30meters deep.
It is not uncommon to observe, lurking at the bottom, few nurse sharks.
For the certified deep divers, a bewitching rift is waiting for you at 50meters.
Former French gunboat, bombed by the German fleet during the First World War, it extends the remains of its steel structures near the breakwater of the port of Papeete, from 20 to 30meters deep.
It is not uncommon to observe, lurking at the bottom, few nurse sharks.
For the certified deep divers, a bewitching rift is waiting for you at 50meters.
10. Tahi Nui
Nearby the lighthouse of Faa’a, not far from the famous White Valley, the Tahi Nui site keeps all the secrets of an unknown wreck...
Laid 30m deep, it is the beginning of a wonderful coral garden.
Laid 30m deep, it is the beginning of a wonderful coral garden.
11. Te Maru Ata
Starting from the coral reef, narrow Hoa (canyon in tahitian) will get wider to become great canyons in which amazing reef constructions stand proudly. White tip sharks welcome and protect you all along this scuba dive.
1. Aquarium
Have you ever dream of the scuba diving adventure?
Ideally located, the aquarium is the perfect place. Classified as a nature reserve, this part of the lagoon is one of the best to live the experiment among colorful tropical fishes and wrecks.
2. The 3 Wrecks
One of the few wreck sites in Polynesia ! You will discover amazing wreckages in a warm and clear water...
Scuttled in November 1962, a Catalina is waiting for you 20-meters down.
few meters away, you will find the wreck of the Orohena, the 45m long wooden schooner that used to rotate between the islands. It has become the lair of stonefish and many other fishes.
Scuttled in November 1962, a Catalina is waiting for you 20-meters down.
few meters away, you will find the wreck of the Orohena, the 45m long wooden schooner that used to rotate between the islands. It has become the lair of stonefish and many other fishes.
3. The Screes
You like scuba diving and searching for the hidden stunning species?
Look for the Polynesian rock fish all around the coral block! You could find amazing stonefish, lionfish, leaf fish and even scorpion fish.
Moreover, it is common in this area to swim among turtles, sting and leopard rays...
Look for the Polynesian rock fish all around the coral block! You could find amazing stonefish, lionfish, leaf fish and even scorpion fish.
Moreover, it is common in this area to swim among turtles, sting and leopard rays...
4. The Source
Nestled at the bottom of the fishermen's bay, near the Sapinus wave, this site offers the particularity of fresh water sources gushing from the rock.
It is one of the flagship sites of Tahiti where green and hawksbill turtles roam nonchalantly in the middle of a magnificent coral garden.
It is one of the flagship sites of Tahiti where green and hawksbill turtles roam nonchalantly in the middle of a magnificent coral garden.
5. The St Etienne Rift
Witness the geological past of Tahiti: observe two immersed waterfalls imprints! You will dive on a vertiginous drop-off among turtles and various fishes roaming around.
6. The White Valley
The « absolutely-not-to-miss » site of Tahiti!
Meet all the sharks of the island at this rendezvous! You will be accompanied by the white tips of the lagoon, the black tips and even the gray ones. Observe also the nurse sharks and lemon sharks evolving alongside you throughout your exploration. Wide shoals fishes with jacks, barracudas and various other fishes will surround you in this magical area.
The Tuamotus’ touch in Tahiti!
Meet all the sharks of the island at this rendezvous! You will be accompanied by the white tips of the lagoon, the black tips and even the gray ones. Observe also the nurse sharks and lemon sharks evolving alongside you throughout your exploration. Wide shoals fishes with jacks, barracudas and various other fishes will surround you in this magical area.
The Tuamotus’ touch in Tahiti!
7. The Piton with Gorgones
Standing out from the vertiginous drop off, stands a peak overlooking the abyss. Adorned with gorgonians, it opens the way to a magnificent white sand track.
Site reserved for certified deep divers.
Site reserved for certified deep divers.
8. The Fake Pass of Paea
After crossing a very small pass, the dive really begins inside the lagoon.
Welcomed by leopard rays schools, this excursion turns into a drift dive to find yourself on the ocean side where the blue will warmly welcome you. A taste of diving in the Tuamotus!
Welcomed by leopard rays schools, this excursion turns into a drift dive to find yourself on the ocean side where the blue will warmly welcome you. A taste of diving in the Tuamotus!
9. Zelea
A dive into history!
Former French gunboat, bombed by the German fleet during the First World War, it extends the remains of its steel structures near the breakwater of the port of Papeete, from 20 to 30meters deep.
It is not uncommon to observe, lurking at the bottom, few nurse sharks.
For the certified deep divers, a bewitching rift is waiting for you at 50meters.
Former French gunboat, bombed by the German fleet during the First World War, it extends the remains of its steel structures near the breakwater of the port of Papeete, from 20 to 30meters deep.
It is not uncommon to observe, lurking at the bottom, few nurse sharks.
For the certified deep divers, a bewitching rift is waiting for you at 50meters.
10. Tahi Nui
Nearby the lighthouse of Faa’a, not far from the famous White Valley, the Tahi Nui site keeps all the secrets of an unknown wreck...
Laid 30m deep, it is the beginning of a wonderful coral garden.
Laid 30m deep, it is the beginning of a wonderful coral garden.
11. Te Maru Ata
Starting from the coral reef, narrow Hoa (canyon in tahitian) will get wider to become great canyons in which amazing reef constructions stand proudly. White tip sharks welcome and protect you all along this scuba dive.
Tahiti Nui Diving
Situated at the Manava Hotel - Tahiti - French Polynesia
Cell: (+689) 89 47 00 90
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Cell: (+689) 89 47 00 90
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
