Bora Bora’s Incredible Underwater Wildlife🐟
The waters surrounding Bora Bora are full of marine life.
Some of the most common animals seen during dives include:
- Manta rays
- Black-tip reef sharks
- Stingrays
- Eagle rays
- Turtle
- Napoleon wrasse
- Moray eels
- Colorful reef fish (Anemone fish, etc.)
Are Sharks Dangerous?🦈
One of the biggest questions visitors ask is whether sharks are dangerous.
The reef sharks commonly seen in Bora Bora are generally calm and not aggressive toward divers.
For many guests, seeing sharks underwater becomes the highlight of the experience.
Respecting Marine Nature🌊
Responsible diving is essential for protecting Bora Bora’s fragile ecosystem.
Good diving practices include:
- Not touching coral
- Respecting wildlife
- Avoiding plastic pollution and too much chemicals (sun screens, for example)
Protecting the ocean ensures future generations can continue enjoying its beauty.
With over 20 years of diving experience in Bora Bora, Hiroko knows the best locations and timing to safely observe the island’s incredible marine life.
Surprisingly Hiroko is only instructor in Bora Bora who does not allow divers to touch corals.
Her calm guidance and personalized service allow guests to enjoy close encounters with manta rays, and tropical fish in a relaxed and comfortable environment. Her professionalism and strong safety standards have earned the trust of travelers from around the world.
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