Pacific Islands tours and activities, picked for the views, the vibe, and the smooth logistics. Filter by island, tour type, and quality to find the experiences worth your time.
Snorkeling with sharks, sunset sailing, whale watching or a jeep safari through the jungle. Every type of tour across the Pacific Islands, in one place.
Selected for the quality of the experience, the operators behind them, and the feedback from people who've done them.
BOAT TOURS
Private Catamaran Cruise Raiatea Tahaa Bora Bora is a 3-day sailing adventure with overnight cabins, snorkeling, culture, and an arrival…
AIRPORT TRANSFERS
Private Transfer Moorea from the hotel to the Airport/Cruise Port/Ferry Terminal.
AIRPORT TRANSFERS
Private Airport Transfer in Tongatapu gets you from the airport to your Nukuʻalofa hotel fast with a name-sign meet.
AIRPORT TRANSFERS
A shared coach transfer from Rarotonga Airport to your hotel, with a flower lei welcome and a reusable water bottle…
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LAGOON TOURS
Most popular lagoon tour in Bora Bora with snorkeling and lunch on a private Motu
BOAT TOURS
Full Day South Sea Island is a relaxed Fiji island escape with snorkeling, water sports, lunch, and drinks...
SCUBA DIVING TOURS
A private guided scuba dive in the Bora Bora lagoon for two, with a video and black pearl...
BOAT TOURS
Private Catamaran Cruise Raiatea Tahaa Bora Bora is a 3-day sailing adventure with overnight cabins, snorkeling, culture, and...
FAMILY-FRIENDLY TOURS
Bora Bora Underwater Scooter lets you explore the lagoon floor at 3 meters without getting your hair wet.
FAMILY-FRIENDLY TOURS
Walk the Bora Bora lagoon floor underwater with no diving experience required.
BOAT TOURS
Self-drive boat rental in Bora Bora lets you cruise the lagoon at your own pace, no license needed.
BOAT TOURS
Moorea Snorkeling Tour is the bestseller lagoon tour by outrigger canoe with motu lunch.
The Pacific Islands offer some of the most varied and memorable tour experiences in the world. From snorkeling in crystal-clear lagoons and diving world-class reef passes to hiking volcanic peaks, exploring ancient cultural sites, and sailing across turquoise water at sunset, the region rewards every style of traveler. This collection brings together tours across French Polynesia, the Cook Islands, Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, Vanuatu, and beyond.
The ocean is at the heart of Pacific Islands travel, and water-based tours are the most popular experiences across the region. Protected lagoons, coral reefs, and extraordinary marine biodiversity create ideal conditions for a wide range of activities, from relaxed snorkeling in shallow coral gardens to drift diving through world-class reef passes.
For travelers who want more speed, adrenaline, and hands-on activity, the Pacific Islands offer a strong range of water sports and action experiences alongside the more relaxed lagoon and snorkeling formats.
Beyond the lagoon, Pacific Islands destinations offer rich landscapes, ancient cultural sites, and adventure experiences that reveal sides of the islands most visitors never see.
Pacific Islands tours come in group, small group, and private formats across every activity type. Group tours offer the most affordable access to popular experiences and suit solo travelers and couples who enjoy a social atmosphere. Small group tours balance affordability with a more personal experience, and are especially valuable for wildlife encounters where fewer people in the water matters. Private tours offer complete flexibility and exclusivity, ideal for special occasions, honeymooners, and travelers with specific interests or limited time.
The classic Bora Bora tour is a full-day lagoon tour combining snorkeling stops, a motu picnic lunch, shark and ray encounters, and scenic cruising across the turquoise lagoon. For couples, a sunset cruise is the most popular evening experience. For the most complete day on the water, a private boat tour allows you to combine snorkeling, motu visits, and sunset sailing in a single flexible itinerary.
The most popular way to travel from Tahiti to Moorea is by ferry, which departs from Papeete’s ferry terminal and takes approximately 30 minutes. Ferries run multiple times daily. The crossing passes dramatic volcanic scenery and is one of the most scenic short ferry routes in French Polynesia. Domestic flights are also available but are generally less practical for the short distance.
Humpback whale watching season in the Pacific Islands runs from July to November, with peak activity typically between August and October. The main destinations for whale watching and swimming tours are Tahiti, Moorea, and Tonga. Tours operate under strict ethical guidelines limiting group sizes and swimmer behavior to protect the whales.
The capital of Tonga is Nuku’alofa, located on the main island of Tongatapu. It is the political, cultural, and commercial center of the Kingdom of Tonga and the starting point for most tours and activities across the Tongatapu island group.