Young explorers welcome
What lives here?
On Tetiaroa, a fish in the shallows can start a hundred questions. Lagoon School and the Junior Naturalist passport give curious kids ways to look closer.
01 / A little book. A lot to discover.
Junior Naturalist passport
Every stamp has a story.
A stamp for a new discovery. A page to show everyone back home. The Junior Naturalist passport lets kids build a collection as they complete educational activities on Tetiaroa.
Take a closer look
Join in the Junior Naturalist activities and get to know the atoll.
Build your stamp collection
Complete activities and collect stamps in your passport book.
Finish the collection. Get the swag.
Kids who complete their stamp collection receive free Tetiaroa Society swag.
Full passport. Free swag.
A thank-you for seeing the collection through, with something to take home alongside the stories.
02 / Learn with the island
Lagoon School
In partnership with The BrandoThe best questions start with something you’ve just seen.
What’s that fish? How does this plant grow here? At Lagoon School, young guests of The Brando explore Tetiaroa’s marine life, plants, and sea turtles with Tetiaroa Society guides. There’s plenty to learn when you stop and look.
Below the surface
Explore the lagoon and get to know its marine life.
Along the forest path
Look closely at the plants growing all around you.
Into a turtle’s world
Learn about sea turtles and their place in the life of Tetiaroa.