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Describes Tupitipiti as a superb cave-and-fault drop-off that should be dived only in good weather.
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Tupitipiti
Bora Bora wall dive with caves and sharks.
ScubaFreediveBoat EntryIntermediate
ReefWall
Boat-access wall dive with strong visibility, exposed conditions, and a big-fish profile.
About Tupitipiti
Tupitipiti is a dramatic Bora Bora wall dive for divers who want steep relief, clear water, and a lot of life packed into one run. The site combines caves, faults, and canyon-like cuts on a big drop-off, then settles into a colorful wall with coral and gorgonians. It is best planned as a boat dive in settled weather because southeast wind and swell can make the point less forgiving than sheltered lagoon sites. Sharks, barracuda, jacks, and other big-water fish make it feel more pelagic than postcard-calm.
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Research Estimate At Tupitipiti
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VisibilityVisibility: 40m
AccessChallenging entry effort
Coral HealthHealthy coral
Marine LifeExceptional variety
FacilitiesBasic facilities
CrowdedFew visitors
Current StrengthModerate current
Surge StrengthModerate surge
Where Is Tupitipiti?
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Tupitipiti Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
20m - 35m
Depth Note
Key caves, faults, and canyon-like features are described around 20m on the drop-off, with the wall continuing deeper below.
Best Season
April to November, with May to October the driest window for Bora Bora diving.
Typical Conditions
Excellent visibility, an exposed southeast-facing wall, and a mix of caves, rifts, and pelagic fish traffic.
Safety & Access At Tupitipiti
Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.
Key Hazards
Dangerous wildlifeOverhead environmentStrong current
Safety Notes
Presence of caves/canyons introduces overhead areas; sharks are commonly seen.
Access Restrictions
Small motorboats only, with favorable weather needed for the crossing and entry.
Legal Notes
Use a local operator and go only when wind and swell are favorable.
Local Intel For Tupitipiti
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba
A boat-access wall dive with caves, faults, and a deep drop-off; best for divers who want structure and big-water fish.
Freedive
Possible only for very confident breath-hold divers in the shallower edge zones, but the site is primarily a scuba wall dive.
Snorkel
Not a practical snorkel site because the main features are on a deeper exposed wall.
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Wildlife at Tupitipiti
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Avg. Visibility40m
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Tupitipiti Guide - Sources and Updates
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Research Sources
svsoggypaws.com · Dive Guide Pdf
Guide says only small motorboats can reach Tupitipiti and notes exposure to southeast wind and swell.
www.tahititourisme.com · Official Destination Page
Official page says Tupitipiti is a dive spot with a large number of caves and rifts in Bora Bora.
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