Swim With The Humpbacks Of Rurutu
October 1, 2006 @ 01:26 PM (EST)
Source: Contracostatimes.com
Diving with whales is one of the most extraordinary experiences the planet has to offer; take this activity to a little-known French Polynesian isle, and it becomes an absolutely incomparable adventure.
Rurutu, the gem of the Austral archipelago, is dotted with limestone caves and is steeped in culture and honest smiles. Even though it's just a short 11/2-hour flight south from Tahiti's Faa'a International Airport, it is completely off the tourist radar...
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