Stunning Bora Bora is an island group located in French Polynesia. Undoubtedly, it is the most celebrated island in the South Pacific and a leading touristic destination. The beauty of the island is inconceivable and unrivaled, doing justice to its glorious fame. Bora Bora is one of the few places on earth that everyone has as a bucket list destination.
Visiting Bora Bora is taking a step towards pure paradise. The major settlement, Vaitape, is on the western side of the main island, opposite the main channel into the lagoon. The luxury on the island is incomparable and a visit here will be a feast for all senses. The island is part of the beautiful Society Islands in French Polynesia, offering a unique landscape, interesting heritage and wonderful experiences.
Arriving in Bora Bora is a rejuvenating recreational experience per se and you should expect all your worries to float away. Turquoise waters, sherbet-colored sunsets, ridiculous luxury and gorgeous landscapes from every angle are almost guaranteed along with green and blue vistas no matter where you turn your look. Arriving in Bora Bora you’ll be whisked off the airport island to either the mainland or to another motu to your resort. The motu are small islets and reefs protect the main island, creating a picture-perfect lagoon where. Away from locals, most tourists choose resorts on the motu’s, but whether you stay at a resort or not the views of the water remain ravishing from any point. The locals will spoil you with their hospitality and you will have the holiday of a lifetime!
French Polynesia with its 118 islands is a must-see tropical destination with magnificent marine life, incredible natural scenery, and a plethora of adventures one of them is swimming with sharks. Explore the stunning coral of Taha’a, head to the sparkling seas of Rangiroa where you will be excited by the view of the island and the below sea level view as well and visit the famous Bora Bora and Matira Beach for its breathtaking sunset. Dance with the locals, with a history dating back 3000 years you will be excited by the songs, dances, and crafts. Eat like a local, eat fresh seafood marinated with coconut milk and lime.
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