Kristiyan Markov
Lahiki TAMATI
Description
Explore Polynesia: a treasure trove of cultural and scientific biodiversity!
Discover Te Fare Natura, an enchanting eco-museum celebrating Polynesian culture and biodiversity. Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Opunohu Bay on the island of Mo'orea, this eco-museum offers a fascinating exploration of local marine and terrestrial ecosystems. Through captivating exhibits, the presentation of rare collections and specimens, immersive virtual reality experiences and impressive aquariums, Te Fare Natura promises an educational and entertaining adventure for all. Come and immerse yourself in the beauty and richness of the Polynesian world.
Services
Botanic trail
Temporary exhibition
Activity
Children's entertainment
Car park
Educational visits
Shop
Tourist brochures
Tourist information
Guided tours
Accessibility
Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance
Reception desk between 70-80 cm high
Visible exterior pathways (contrast/relief) from PRM parking space to accessible entrance
Rates
Rates 2026
Full priceInternational rate outside the European Union
CFPF 2,100
AdultRates for residents and the French Adult
CFPF 1,600
Teenager
CFPF 500
Child
Free
StudentPrice valid for under-18s on presentation of proof of age.
CFPF 500
Person with a disability+ 400 xpf for accompanying persons
CFPF 400
Payment methods
Check
Cash
Bank/credit card
Online paymentAccepted customers
- Groups
Openings
All year
All year
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
09:00 - 16:00
Wednesday
09:00 - 16:00
Thursday
09:00 - 16:00
Friday
09:00 - 16:00
Saturday
09:00 - 16:00
Sunday
09:00 - 16:00
Last entry 3 p.m.
Location
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Environment
Environment
- Sea view
- Mountain view
Access
Access
- From the Vai'are wharf, take the ring road (RT91) towards Ōpūnohu Bay (to the right as you leave the wharf).
Once you've reached the bay, take the Belvedere road (RT 93), which runs towards the middle of the bay (follow the signs).
After a few meters, take the first road on the right: this is where you'll find the eco-museum parking lot.
From the parking lot, a footpath takes you to a footbridge leading to the entrance of the eco-museum, recognizable by its fan-shaped bioclimatic building.
♀️ By bike or on foot:
The site is also accessible by bike or on foot from nearby villages and accommodations.
By public transport:
There is no public transport serving the Ōpūnohu estate or Belvedere directly. We recommend renting a vehicle, scooter or bicycle for independent access to the site.