Water Skiing in Bora Bora
The oldest discipline we teach and still one of the best introductions to the lagoon: two skis, a steady pull, and water clear enough to watch the bottom pass underneath you.
Starting from nothing
Beginners start on a wide pair of trainer skis. The technique is simpler than wakeboarding, because you face forward and the skis do the balancing for you, and the success rate on a first attempt is very high. It is often what we suggest for a family whose ages run from eight to sixty, since almost everyone gets up.
Slalom
If you already ski, we carry a slalom ski and the boat holds a clean line at speed. The lagoon is long enough for proper passes in both directions, and the surface on most mornings is better than any lake you ski at home.
The stretch everyone asks for
The water in front of Mount Otemanu is where most people want to ski, and we go there whenever conditions allow. There is a reason nearly every photograph taken from these sessions ends up framed at home rather than lost on a phone.
What is included
Boat, instructor, trainer and slalom skis, life jackets. The price is for the boat, not per person.
From 15,000 XPF for 30 minutes — per boat, up to 6 people.