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Our commitment

The lagoon and those who live in it.

No touching, no feeding

Our dives are hands-off and feeding-free: no bait, no chasing. The distances to keep are explained at the briefing. Encounters with dolphins and sharks happen because the animals choose to come.

A dolphin in the blue
A Napoleon wrasse
A porcupinefish
A pink anemone
A turtle

For the lagoon and for Rangiroa

The club organises lagoon clean-ups several times a year and offers charity introductory dives to pupils at the Rangiroa secondary school. It has also supported scientific missions, including Gombessa and Mokarran.

Frequently asked questions

What is your commitment to the lagoon and its wildlife?

Dives are done without touching and without feeding. Encounters with dolphins and sharks happen because the animals choose to come, and the briefing reminds everyone of the distances to keep.

Do you touch or feed the animals?

Never: no bait, no touching, no chasing. We watch, we don't touch.

Does the club clean up the lagoon?

Yes, the club organises lagoon clean-ups several times a year.

What does the club do for young people in Rangiroa?

The club offers free introductory dives to children from the Rangiroa middle school.

Does the club take part in scientific missions?

Yes, the club has supported scientific missions, including Gombessa and Mokarran.

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