Bora Bora Tahiti And French Polynesia Travel Guide
Bora Bora has a spectrum of lodging options, each creating a different experience and price point.
Predominantly feature iconic overwater bungalows, offering direct water access and extensive amenities like spas and water sports centers.
Known for spacious bungalows and stunning views of Mount Otemanu, complete with full range of amenities.
Features some of the largest overwater villas, often with private pools, and dedicated butler service for indulgence.
Features contemporary design, a beautiful white sand beach, and impressive overwater villas.
Smaller, often privately owned hotels, provide a more intimate setting than large resorts.
Locally owned, family-run accommodations mainly on the main island. They create an authentic and affordable experience.
Limited private villas or apartments on the main island, offering self-catering options.
No designated campgrounds or official camping sites exist in Bora Bora. Camping is generally not permitted.
Bora Bora's geography shapes its distinct "neighborhoods," each presenting a different atmosphere and set of advantages for visitors.
Bora Bora has a high safety record. Lowest crime rates exist in the resorts on the motus due to their secluded nature and security.
The main island also maintains high safety; general awareness for personal belongings in public areas is advisable.
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Always confirm your reservation details directly with the property after booking through third-party sites.
Bora Bora has a range of accommodations to suit diverse budgets and travel styles. These recommendations cater to various visitor needs.
A top pick for luxury, known for spacious overwater bungalows and exceptional service.
Features some of the South Pacific's largest overwater villas, many with private pools.
Blends modern luxury with Polynesian charm, featuring impressive overwater villas and a white sand beach.
At Matira Point, providing easy access to Bora Bora's only public beach.
A popular guesthouse noted for friendly hosts, home-cooked meals, and proximity to Vaitape.
Provides basic but clean bungalows and rooms, often including breakfast, for an affordable stay.
Guesthouses on the main island, like Pension Chez Robert et Tina, are suitable for solo travelers, fostering interaction.
Guesthouses and select vacation rentals are more suitable for extended visits due to lower cost and self-catering options.
Features kids' clubs (Kids For All Seasons), family-friendly pools, and age-appropriate activities.
Possesses a family pool and activities appropriate for children, ensuring a comfortable family stay.
Many luxury resorts offer these configurations. Inquire about specific children's programs during booking.
Resorts accommodate varied tastes for children and parents.
While not "historical" in terms of ancient ruins, guesthouses deliver a direct cultural immersion.
Your stay often includes shared meals and conversation, providing insight not found in large resorts.
The selection of accommodation aligns with your travel style and budget.
Consult recent guest reviews to evaluate suitability for families or solo travelers.
A split stay between a motu resort and a main island guesthouse creates a comprehensive experience.
