Rangiroa suggestions please

[jka]

We're signed up for Pa'Ati Tours in Rangiroa but getting concerned about the "rough" ride for an hour each way as one of us has back issues.  Any other suggestions on how to spend the day?  Thanks!!

[Tahitianbigkahuna]

16 minutes ago, jka said:

We're signed up for Pa'Ati Tours in Rangiroa but getting concerned about the "rough" ride for an hour each way as one of us has back issues.  Any other suggestions on how to spend the day?  Thanks!!

Go to the 'Aquarium'   easy access, no rough ride 😉

 

I've done the tour with Pa'Ati to the Blue Lagoon, yes it was a rough ride on a small boat that had very little cushion 😉

[jka]

1 hour ago, Tahitianbigkahuna said:

Go to the 'Aquarium'   easy access, no rough ride 😉

 

I've done the tour with Pa'Ati to the Blue Lagoon, yes it was a rough ride on a small boat that had very little cushion 😉

Thanks.  Any suggestions regarding vendors?

[Tahitianbigkahuna]

44 minutes ago, jka said:

Thanks.  Any suggestions regarding vendors?

There are several for the Aquarium, some will be waiting at the tender drop off. You might want to peek at ....

 

https://www.the6passengers.com/en/

[amitje]

I’ve searched for an alternative for the exact same reason. We’ve booked a relaxing day to the green lagoon with Rangiroa excursions, you can add snorkeling to that trip too.

[Bizmark'sMom]

If you have some time after your tour, find your way to Le Relaise Josephine. It's a bar with an absolutely fantastic deck overlooking Tiputa Pass. The local wine (grown on Rangiroa) is really good.

(The photo is Bob, my travel buddy, with a glass of local wine on Josephine's deck.)