Moorea
Key information: Moorea
- A slightly surprising hiker’s delight. From white sand beaches, through pineapple plantations and onto jagged volcanic peaks, walks here take in an array of stunning island scenery.
Walkopedia rating
- Walkopedia rating86
- Beauty33
- Natural interest16
- Human interest4
- Charisma33
- Negative points0
- Total rating86
Vital Statistics
- Length: Day or less
- Maximum Altitude: 1,200m
- Level of Difficulty: Variable
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WALK SUMMARY
A popular honeymoon destination – writer Arthur Frommer described it as the most beautiful island in the world – Moorea is also a hiker’s delight.
From white sand beaches, through pineapple plantations and onto jagged volcanic peaks, walks here take in an array of stunning island scenery.
Modern signposts and markers make this one of the better islands for self-guided walking. There are a number of routes, all doable within a day.
Even paradise has its downsides; hiking here can be hot and humid, with numerous biting insects. Come prepared.
See Charles Bookman’s brilliant account and thoughts at: https://bookmantravelreports.blogspot.com/2019/04/tropical-trails-and-waterfalls-moorea.html
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OUR FRIENDS' EXPERIENCES
By Walkopedia friend, the brilliant and hugely travelled Charles Bookman
See more of his travels and accounts at https://bookmantravelreports.blogspot.com/2019/04/tropical-trails-and-waterfalls-moorea.html
Papenoo Valley, 1971 |
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