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Unfortunately, the diving school on the island has practically a monopoly. So it probably won’t make much difference whether I leave a positive or negative review here.
When a new group of divers arrives, I think they should at least expect a brief introduction to the dive shop, the boats, the dive sites, the schedule, and the meals. Unfortunately, communication was practically nonexistent. Those who didn’t speak French sometimes didn’t even get a “good morning.” This made us feel rather unwelcome as guests.
The selection of dive sites was also very disappointing. Basically, there was only one dive site, which was divided into two variations: one with a current and one without.
If I were to plan another diving trip to Tahiti or French Polynesia, I would definitely invest my budget in a different destination. For me, the value for money here was, unfortunately, not at all commensurate with what was offered.
(Automatically translated from German)