Bora Bora Snorkeling Tours: Lagoon Trips, Prices And Reviews

Shared half days run from $105 to $151 per person in this lineup, full days from $144 to $224, and private boats from $560 to $1,776 per group. Every figure is a starting price; the listing shows the current total for your date.

Half-day listings run 2.5 to 5 hours, full days 6 to 8 hours, and private boats 3 to 6 hours. The shortest is the 2.5-hour eco shark safari at from $107 per person; the longest is the 8-hour lagoon and 4WD combo at from $158 per person.

Only the listings that say so. Roughly half of the tours (18 of 34) list a meal or lunch, and the rest list none, so check the listing before assuming.

Shark and ray stops are the standard second act of the circuit and the sites are well known to operators, but sightings are wildlife and never guaranteed. Blacktip reef sharks and southern stingrays are the commonly reported species at the shallow stops.

Yes. Operators including H2O Bora Bora state they welcome non-swimmers, supply flotation and adapt to swimming levels.

In the setting tours actually provide, yes: a guided, shallow stop with blacktip reef sharks, typically 0.5 to 1.5 m, supervised by a briefing and a guide in the water. Guides describe the species as indifferent to snorkelers unless provoked.