

Considered by many to be the world’s most beautiful island, and aptly nicknamed “the Pearl of the Pacific,” Bora Bora’s fabled lagoon and dramatic scenery offer an experience beyond the ordinary. Ask about adding extra nights on Bora Bora or a neighbor island.
Located on a long stretch of white sand beach in Bora Bora, this fully renovated resort is a tropical playground with unrestricted sunset views, diverse sea life, daily cultural activities, and access to the resort's private islet, Motu Tapu.
Wrapped by majestic views, Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora is surrounded by sand-fringed islets on an outer coral reef, enclosing the warm turquoise lagoon.
This intimate resort is situated at Matira Point, which is renowned for its spectacular and enchanting beauty.
Located on an islet, this paradise resort has spectacular views of emerald peaks soaring over pristine lagoon waters of many shades of blue.
This motu resort features 108 deluxe air-conditioned bungalows and suites.
This resort is located on a 6-mile-long motu islet facing Mt. Otemanu, within one of the most beautiful lagoons in the world.
This resort is located on beautiful Matira Bay (known for its soft white sand and blue lagoon) and provides an affordable option on world-famous Bora Bora.
Surrounded by the beauty of the Bora Bora Lagoon and located close to Matira Point, this resort boasts a private white-sand beach featuring a protected coral reef.
Elegance and the French art of hospitality combine to create a unique and exclusive experience.
This spectacular resort sets a new standard for luxury in French Polynesia.
Chances are that if you were asked to draw your idea of a Pacific island, you might come up with a picture that looks like Bora Bora, which has rainforest covered peaks soaring more than 2,000 feet above a classic lagoon of blues and greens. The entire volcanic mass is surrounded by a ring of coral reef and tiny islets with lovely beaches and coconut trees. The island itself can be explored in a few hours; there are sweeping beaches in the south and ancient Polynesian temples hidden in the jungle. It's populated by 8,880 Polynesians who love to show visitors their treasured lagoon and its marine inhabitants. They also love to entertain visitors with music and dance. The island is a caldera, or collapsed volcano; Pofai Bay is the crater center, while the towering Mount Pahia and Mount Otemanu are all that remain of the volcano walls.
Anytime is a good time to visit Bora Bora, because of its pleasant average temperature of 80° F. There are two basic seasons: the dry season from May to October (the Polynesian winter and busiest season) and the wet season from November to April (Polynesian summer). The wet season can be very humid, with heavy (but often short-lived) rain showers. The Tahiti Pearl Regatta, a yacht race around the Leeward Islands, occurs the second week of May, the month-long Heiva Festival is in July, and the Hawaiki Nui Canoe Race is in early November.
Round-the-Clock Romance : Bora Bora is a honeymooner's paradise. Its amazing beauty will get every marriage off to a great start; those in long-term relationships will fall in love all over again.
Fade to Blue : The sensationally beautiful lagoon, said to have seven shades of blue, has to be seen to be believed. When you fly in, you'll understand what we mean.
Bush Exploring : Take a bumpy four-wheel-drive trip up the mountainside for a sensational view of the lagoon and islands. Check out the old WWII guns along the way.
Underwater Magic : Don a mask, snorkel, and flippers to see what lies beneath the watery blue. Advanced divers have both the lagoon and ocean to explore and many creatures to meet, though beginners will be able to mingle with manta rays as well.
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