Rangiroa Bonefishing (trip)

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Rangiroa Bonefishing

  • Rangiroa Airport, French Polynesia
  • Culture & Nature
French Polynesia, Australia and Pacific

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Contact provider for price4 DaysYear-round
Comfort accommodations Exertion level: 1
Operator: Tahiti Expeditions 12 people max
If you want to catch bonefish in French Polynesia and you only have a few days to do it, then Rangiroa is the place to go. You can fish half days and full days there, the fish are big, and the flats are spectacular.  We will work with you to maximize your fishing time and our guides will get you to the fish. We can put together a full package with local flights, hotels, boat and guide, for any number of days that you want.

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French Polynesia, Australia and Pacific

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3 testimonials about the provider, Tahiti Expeditions:

  • Reviewer: Laurie Horton located in San Diego, California USA
    I really want to thank you for pulling everything together so well.  There was a balance of adventure and relaxation; of education and playfulness.  It's no secret that the rest of the group was very dubious about this part of the trip.  Thanks to you it turned out to be hands down the better half of the holiday.  At Bora Bora we could gaze at the mountains like every other tourist...but WE knew what a Tahitian mountain felt like! Very, very fun time for all of us…

    Laurie Horton -  Moorea Outrigger Expedition

  • Reviewer: Leah Tulin located in New York, New York USA
    We just landed at LAX and wanted to thank you again for putting together an amazing, unforgettable trip for us.  We are already talking about what we want to do when we come back.

    Leah Tulin -  Moorea, Bora Bora, Rangiroa custom honeymoon trip

  • Reviewer: Wayne Holloway located in Folsom, California USA
    The next day made our trip.  If I had a vision in my head of what it should be like Ugo went there and beyond.  Aiai was surreal, Ugo spear fishing for our lunch and struggling back to the boat with a huge Wrasse followed closely by sharks, the beach camp (picnic lunch)... All were experiences Zandi and I will cherish.  Thank you for putting it together for us.

    Wayne Holloway - Flyfishing Moorea and Rangiroa

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Special information

  • This is a custom departure, meaning this trip is offered on dates that you arrange privately with the provider. Additionally, you need to form your own private group for this trip. The itinerary and price here is just a sample. Contact the provider for detailed pricing, minimum group size, and scheduling information. For most providers, the larger the group you are traveling with, the lower the per-person cost will be.

Itinerary

Day One
You will arrive in Rangiroa in the afternoon and should have a chance to snorkel in the lagoon or walk in the village before happy hour.

Day Two
This is a full day of fishing on the largest flat on Rangiroa. After breakfast your guide will pick you up for a boat ride to the far end of the lagoon. This is the legendary Pink Sands and you will spend the day here stalking bonefish. Lunch is provided and you will return to the hotel by late afternoon. BL

Day Three
Another full day of fishing at Pink Sands or one of Rangi’s other great flats. Early morning departure, lunch on the beach or boat, and lots of time for hunting those big bones. BL

Day Four
You will have a leisure morning with a mid- day departure – time for a swim or a walk on the reef.  B

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