Fees · Destination Guide
Fakarava
Two legendary passes, shark-rich drift dives, and a lagoon that still feels wild
Updated Apr 21, 2026 • 9 sources
Fees And Permits
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
Fees You Can't Skip
- Visitor accommodation tax - Often XPF 55 to XPF 200 per person per night
- Fakarava diver marine park tag - No separate public diver tag identified
- Typical payment pattern: There is no commonly advertised standalone diver tag for Fakarava, but visitors should budget for accommodation taxes, remoteoperator supplements, and the reality of strict conservation rules.
What people usually pay
There is no commonly advertised standalone diver tag for Fakarava, but visitors should budget for accommodation taxes, remote-operator supplements, and the reality of strict conservation rules.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visitor accommodation tax | Often XPF 55 to XPF 200 per person per night Per night | Most overnight visitors | Collected by accommodation | Exact rates vary by accommodation and should be confirmed directly. |
| Fakarava diver marine park tag | No separate public diver tag identified Not applicable | Divers and snorkelers | Not sold as a standard visitor pass | The absence of a separate tag does not reduce conservation obligations. |
| South-pass day-trip supplement | Operator-specific Per trip or package | Travelers based in the north visiting the south pass | Dive center or excursion operator | Fuel, boat time, and distance can make south-day logistics notably pricier. |