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We Found Paradise in FAKARAVA 🇵🇫 French Polynesia’s Hidden Gem

#frenchpolynesia #travel After exploring the iconic lagoons of Bora Bora, our next stop took us somewhere even more remote - the stunning atoll of Fakarava, part of the Tuamotu Archipelago in French Polynesia. Known for its untouched beauty, relaxed pace of life, and world-class diving, Fakarava is also a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The marine life here is incredible - from the famous Wall of Sharks in the South Pass, where hundreds of grey reef sharks gather, to thriving coral reefs and huge schools of fish, it feels like stepping into a documentary. In this video, we fly from Bora Bora to Fakarava, explore the island by bike, dive in one of the world’s best shark spots, snorkel in remote lagoons, and visit some of the most peaceful beaches we’ve ever seen. We finish the trip on Tahiti, road-tripping around the island, visiting volcanic black sand beaches, and stopping at Teahupo’o, home of the 2024 Olympic surfing events. This was one of the most unforgettable parts of our adventure in French Polynesia - a perfect mix of wild nature, underwater exploration, and island serenity. Thanks so much for watching. 00:00 - Intro 00:34 - Making Our Way to Fakarava 02:10 - Fakarava South Pass Scuba Diving 07:58 - Sunrise 08:56 - Full Day Boat Tour 12:46 - PK9 Beach 16:03 - Making Our Way Back to Tahiti 16:24 - Exploring Tahiti 18:12 - Final Reflection on the Trip 20:46 - Outro 👋 About Me Welcome to my channel! I'm Ollie, a passionate photographer from the UK with a love for travel and exploration. Here, I document my adventures around the world, capturing incredible moments and creating unforgettable memories. I share my honest experiences and give practical tips which will hopefully help you to get the most out of your adventures! Follow Me My Website - https://olliewattsphotography.com My Instagram Profile -   / olliewattsphotography   My Facebook Page -   / olliewattsphotography