About Bora Bora

Bora Bora – the epitome of a postcard-perfect South Pacific island – provides the perfect blend of relaxed Polynesian culture and French savoir faire influence for vacationing couples.

From the majestic twin peaks of the ancient 600m-high volcano at its centre to the numerous palm-fringed sugar-white beaches around the lagoon, Bora Bora offers a unique experience for couples looking for an exotic beach holiday destination.

Things to do and see

Then admire the twin peaks of the ancient 600m-high volcano from the shade of gently swaying palm trees while sipping a refreshing cold drink. Read about the best beaches on Bora Bora . . .

Other easily arranged honeymoon activities to share with your sweetheart include diving Tupitipiti Point to see colourful sponges and fish such as sharks, rays and parrotfish; horseback riding lush mountainside trails; visiting ancient marae on a 4WD excursion and hooking up a sports-fishing charter.

Or try biking Bora Bora's pretty coastal road stopping off at the Pearl Farm to browse for the perfect honeymoon souvenir – a gorgeous black Tahitian pearl. Read about the best things to do on Bora Bora . . .

Later, relax with a glass of chilled wine on the private verandah of your thatched-roof, over-water bure while nature paints a picture-perfect sunset before your very eyes for a special honeymoon moment.

Romance is always in the air in Bora Bora – you just can’t escape it on the island once described by author, James Michener, as: “. . . the most beautiful place in the world.”

Accommodation
Bora Bora offers a choice of 25 resorts and hotels, mainly located around the southern tip of Bora Bora at Matira Point, with excellent snorkelling and swimming from some of the most picturesque over-water bungalows in Tahiti.

Typically, these resorts offer a wide range of honeymoon packages coupled to an array of creature comforts aimed at spoiling couples. Read about the best resorts on Bora Bora . . .

Best time to visit Bora Bora?
The best time to honeymoon on Bora Bora is during the dry season between May and October, when the average annual temperature of 29°C is tempered by refreshing sea breezes.

The wet season lasts from November until April, with February and March the hottest months. The water temperature hovers between 26°C and 29°C throughout the year. For more climate info: Bora Bora Weather Guide

Location – Bora Bora is one of the leeward islands of the Society Islands in French Polynesia, around 270km northwest of Tahiti.

Getting there – Air Tahiti Nui operate six flights daily to Bora Bora from Papeete. Flight time Bora Bora is 45 minutes from Papeete.

Flying in – Sit on the left side of the aircraft to get the best scenic views of Bora Bora.

Getting around – Hire a boat to cruise the lagoon and find your own idyllic beach to picnic.