Bora Bora Island Hotels

A member of the Leeward group in French Polynesia’s Society archipelago, Bora Bora is purely dependent on, and indeed made for, tourism. A bevy of plush beach resorts dot the tropical island and lure a reliable stream of affluent and commonly, celebrity clientele. The allure of Bora Bora is easy to comprehend. Lush, exotic and remote, the island provides a sumptuous escape for anyone who wants to tune out the din of everyday life for a week or three. There is no hustle bustle here, no traffic and happily, no major schedule to adhere to. Avid divers will appreciate the wildly colourful marine life off Bora Bora’s barrier reef, while the island’s lagoon provides an exquisite swim. Other than water sports and bicycle tours of the small 29 km² island however, visitors usually come to Bora Bora to relax on fine white sand, preferably with a good book in hand. You will have to pay mightily for the privilege however. Bora Bora is one of the most elite resorts in the world. From private over-water bungalows to lavish resort spas, the island teems with some of the best luxury hotels on the planet.

Attractions

• Matira Beach
• Mount Pahia
• Bora Bora Activity Center
• Hotel Resorts

Activities

• Bora Bora Lagoonarium
• Water Sports
• Aqua Bike Tours
• Spas
• Helicopter Tours

Restaurants

• Bamboo House
• Kaina Hut
• Sunset Boulevard
• Villa Mahana
• Bloody Mary’s

Nightlife

• Club Med Bora Bora
• Monta Restaurant & Lounge Bar
• Le Récife Discothèque

Climate

Bora Bora has a typical tropical climate, with a wet season (November to April) and dry season (May to October). Temperatures fluctuate between 23°C and 32°C.