Great view of Opunohu Bay and Cook Bay. When driving up or down be aware that there are a few sharp curves. On way down 6 scooters riding together in a line could not make the curve and they ended up in our lane. 2 stopped just in front of our car and the others almost lost control and and hit the side. Luckily I saw them on the road earlier and knew they were in a group so I stopped short of curve. Happily we all were safe and continued on our day trips. We mentioned this when returning the car and they said the scooters were rented from them too and accidents happen. Please drive slow and Stay Safe

Well worth your time to visit. Like Magic Mountain, this place has stunning views, but the hike itself is more interesting. And the cost is right---free. And here there are no ATVs or trucks sharing the path with you. Best of all, it is free. Highly recommend.

Caught a taxi at the Moorea ferry dropoff and drove up a winding bitumen road to Belvedere Lookout through the luscious tropical surroundings. It was a very busy time at the lookout but the view was a good as they say!. We could clearly make out Opunohu and Cook Bays. Dont forget to take photos of the mountainside as well!

We took a quad tour to get here and it was worth every penny. It gives a breathtaking view of the island. You can also hike it, just take a lot of water and go early morning before the heat sets in.

Great viewpoint to see the Opunohu Valley and the majestic Mt Rotui staring back at you dividing two bays in the distance. There are hiking paths from the parking lot of this lookout. The trails seem to head quite a distance, but it is no problem to take a quick look at the flora and fauna along the trail. A good easy 1/2 mile along the path and you can turn around and come back to enjoy the views at the lookout. While walking along the hiking path, expect to see lots of rainbow skinks. They are everywhere! At first they are good at hiding, but then as you become used to seeing where they like to hide, you'll spot them every step along the way. They are very colorful, small lizards. As you return to the parking lot, there is a nice platform with a railing for you to take pictures or just take in the amazing beauty of this island. The drive up to this parking lot was about 15 minutes, but it is fully paved. Don't take the non-paved side roads as those lead to other places and not the lookout. The two bays you'll see separated by Mt Rotui are Cook Bay and Opunohu Bay.

Take the side road up to the lookout. The views were very good. Can see both the bays from the top and you are close to the awesome shaped mountains. There is plenty of parking further down the hill if the car park at the very top is full.