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Discover Te Fare Natura, Moorea’s ecomuseum, in the heart of Opunohu Bay. A guided visit exploring Polynesian biodiversity, ecosystems and culture through aquariums, exhibitions and immersive experiences. An enriching cultural stop to include in your private Moorea tour.
“Discover Moorea through nature and culture”
A cultural experience in Moorea offering a deeper understanding of Polynesia, its ecosystems, biodiversity and traditions, at the Te Fare Natura ecomuseum in the heart of Opunohu Bay.
Located in the heart of the Opunohu Valley and Bay, Te Fare Natura is Moorea’s ecomuseum. This guided visit offers a different way to discover the island: not only through its spectacular landscapes, but also by understanding the natural environments, species and culture that shape French Polynesia.
The guided tour inside the museum is led by the Fare Natura team. It takes you through the main exhibition areas and provides a better understanding of the close relationship between the ocean, the land, biodiversity and Polynesian culture.
Aquariums, photographs, projections, videos and interactive displays make the experience engaging and accessible. It is an ideal cultural activity to include in a private tour of Moorea, an island tour or a shore excursion during a cruise stop in Moorea.
Te Fare Natura offers a cultural and educational experience requiring little physical effort and suitable for a wide range of visitors. It is particularly interesting for families, travelers wishing to better understand Moorea, or anyone looking to combine nature, culture and discovery during the same day.
The guided visit is provided by the museum staff. For international visitors requiring additional language assistance, Moorea Private Tours arranges and covers the additional cost of interpretation when necessary.
Te Fare Natura helps you better understand what you will see throughout the island. The visit provides valuable insight into Moorea’s biodiversity, landscapes and Polynesian culture, making it a particularly interesting stop to combine with an island tour or a discovery of the Opunohu Valley.
