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Sharks, dolphins, rays and turtles, Rangiroa Atoll, French Polynesia travel blog

Sharks, dolphins, rays and turtles

A travel blog entry by mclubbe

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... sampled some of the Cook Islands it was time to leave for the South Seas Paradise that is Tahiti. Actually, the country is called French Polynesia and Tahiti is just one island of many. The country is part of France so we were all disappointed to find ...

Die Tauchlegende Rangiroa, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Die Tauchlegende Rangiroa

A travel blog entry by flitterjahr

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... Geraeuschkulisse im Zelt haben. Da darf man keinen leichten Schlaf haben... Legenden ranken sich um die Tauchgaenge in Rangiroa, und genau deshalb haben wir hier auch gleich vier Naechte eingeplant. Wie wir selbst herausfinden werden ist diese ...

Rangiroa Spectacular Fishes, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Rangiroa Spectacular Fishes

A travel blog entry by rosaslovian

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Friday, February 19, 2010:  Rangiroa (vast sky), Tuamotus, French Polynesia:  Star Flyer arrived early morning to the Rangiroa atoll, a very flat coral ring just above sea level, reminiscent of the Bahamas when viewed from the ship.  The ...

Dolphins and Pearls, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Dolphins and Pearls

A travel blog entry by danielandmelora

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Rangiroa is the second largest atoll in the world (the largest apparently is in Marshall Islands) and we had an idyllic stop here in the Tuamotu islands on our way back to Tahiti. There are endless islands here and at one point we could see 43 dotted on ...

With Myriad DEET, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

With Myriad DEET

A travel blog entry by wmdkim

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... waited in line at the bank in Hiva Oa, on the Tuesday after we arrived (because we arrived Saturday night before Easter, and the French never work, so they take Easter Monday off, as well) to pay it and the stupid commission the bank charges, but the ...

Sunken Volcanoes, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Sunken Volcanoes

A travel blog entry by ilseandced

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Ia orana, Let us share some of the mysterious creatures of the atoll water world with you… Black pointers, lemon sharks, butterfly fish, leopard sting manta rays, turtles, an infinite amount of different kinds of colorful fish… From our ...

Le lagon, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Le lagon

A travel blog entry by philaf

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Quelle douceur de vivre dans les Tuamotu... encore des couleurs et une ambiance extraordinaires... Et que de belles surprises dans la mer... j'ai pu voir des barracudas, des requins en pagaille, des napoleons, des tortues... un vrai ...

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The "Aquarium"

A travel blog entry by rs-tahiti

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... , and native feelings about the French colonial government.  The highlight of the day was an afternoon snorkeling session in Rangiroa's so-called "aquarium" -- a small section of the lagoon with a bewildering variety of fish and coral.  It was ...

Kia Ora Sauvage, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Kia Ora Sauvage

A travel blog entry by ddsteller

Paradise on a remote island.  Snorkeling, outrigger canoeing, death march on the motu, enjoying ...

Rangiroa, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Rangiroa

A travel blog entry by nephaarite

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Remote Rangiroa, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Remote Rangiroa

A travel blog entry by rlrochat

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... world and surrounds the largest lagoon in the world. Unlike the mountainous centers that formed the silhouettes of the Society Islands, Rangiroa is flat with somewhat of a wild, windswept look, most likely from the beating it takes from cyclones and ...

Blue on blue, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Blue on blue

A travel blog entry by questmiller

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... 1 ½ hrs before slack against a 4 knot current, we can assure you that they are right. Black pearl farming is a major operation in Rangiroa. The most organized had free tours, so we were anxious to visit. A large bus picked us up near the wharf and we ...

We're in the middle of nowhere. . ., South Pacific between Bora Bora and Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

We're in the middle of nowhere. . .

A travel blog entry by rlrochat

... "we are in the middle of nowhere". Actually we are sailing from Bora Bora in the Society Islands ("high islands") to Rangiroa in the Tuamotus ("low islands"). Unlike the Society Islands that have high mountain centers surrounded by a lagoon and outlying ...

Dolphins and Diving, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Dolphins and Diving

A travel blog entry by choupettechoupi

To be ...

Kia Ora Paradise, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Kia Ora Paradise

A travel blog entry by ddsteller

Diving in the Tuamatu Pass and the Aquarium.   Snorkeling around our overwater bungalow.  Swimming with dolphins.  ...

Rangiroa, Rangiroa, French Polynesia travel blog

Rangiroa

A travel blog entry by christinejohn

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... actually an Atoll, which is a group of small islands (motu's) that form a a huge circle creating a gigantic lagoon in the center. Rangiroa is the largest Atoll in the Southern Hemisphere, in fact it is so big that the entire island of Tahiti could fit in ...

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