BORA-BORA

Why You Should Visit Bora Bora at Least Once

Welcome to Bora Bora, this French Polynesia white sandy beach is a perfect dream destination for romantic, watersports and relaxation with luxury resorts place on the planet. Where the overwater bungalows view takes your breath away. 

It is a place where you spoil yourself to relax, on honeymoon or for your anniversary. With a beautiful lagoon in the world. 

The main languages spoken in Bora-Bora are French and Tahitian. Many Bora-Bora speak English . Pora-Pora mai te pora is an ancient name for Bora-Bora which means created by God in Tahitian 

Bora Bora is formed by an extinct volcano, surrounded by a lagoon and a fringing reef. Bora-Bora is a group of islands in the South Pacific Ocean. Bora-Bora is surrounded by a lagoon and a barrier reef, it is a total land area of 30.55 km2 (12 sq per mi) In the center of the island are the remnants of an extinct volcano, rising to two peaks, Mount Pahia and Mount Otemanu; 

The “Pearl of the Pacific,” as it is known, is an island paradise, with a crystal clear lagoon, superb coral reefs, vast stretches of white sandy beach and luxuriant forests of lush green tropical vegetation. It’s hardly surprising that people all over the world dream of visiting Bora Bora at least once in their life.

1. The Heiva i Bora Bora, a unique festival

The Heiva i Bora Bora is one of the most important events in the island’s cultural calendar. Held every year during the month of July, it is a spectacular celebration of traditional dance, music and song. Thesuperb setting on the beach, the magnificent, colorful costumes, rhythmic music and beautiful singing and the magic of the dances make it a truly unforgettable experience.

2. Mount Otemanu

Mount Otemanu is the emblematic mountain of Bora Bora. It can be seen from the neighboring islands, rising proudly up from the center of the world’s most beautiful lagoon. There are several hiking trails which lead up the side of the mountain, from where you have breathtaking views over the whole island and the Pacific Ocean. A sunset over Mount Otemanu seen from the lagoon is a truly inspiring sight.

3. Overwater bungalows

Bora Bora is famous for its overwater bungalows, which isn’t surprising because this luxurious and unique type of accommodations originated on this very island. Privacy, unbelievable views and your own access directly into the lagoon from your terrace, make it the perfect setting for your vacation in paradise. You can even have your breakfast delivered directly to your bungalow by an outrigger canoe!

4.Matira beach


Matira beach is one of the principal attractions of Bora Bora. It has been elected the world’s best beach on several occasions and you’ll understand why as soon as you discover the crystal clear turquoise water and magnificent long stretch of fine white sand. It is the finishing point for the famous Hawaiki Nui Va’a race in November, when the entire island gathers on the beach and in the shallows to welcome the canoes as they arrive from Taha’a. Swimming, snorkeling and watersports of every kind wil make your days on this beach fun-filled and unforgettable.

THINGS TO DO IN BORA-BORA

There’s so much to do in Bora Bora, with a wide range of activities whether you’re looking for adventure, romance.

  • Hiking on a trail which leads you to Majestic Mount Otemanu 
  • Kayaking 
  • Scuba diving 
  • Paddleboards 
  • Fishing on the reef 
  • Take a cruise trip to private island 
  • Sun bathing by the pool or on the beach
  • Dive to see incredibly varied sea life 
  • Visit the remains of ancient marae, the sacred temples once used by Polynesians for religious rituals. 
  • Discover the vestiges of Operation Bobcat, the American military presence on Bora Bora during the Second World War. 
  • Immerse yourself in Polynesian culture through the displays of traditional dancing, and the local arts and crafts. 
  • And don’t forget to try some of the island’s delicious typical cuisine
  • And you can also jet skis
  • Motor boats
  • Helicopter flights and more  

Climate

Bora Bora has a tropical monsoon climate. Temperatures are relatively consistent throughout the year, with hot days and warm nights. The dry season lasts from June to October, but there is some precipitation even during those months.