Bora - Bora Island

At a distance of one hour flight from Tahiti, the island of Bora Bora is located, the beautiful lagoon of which resembles the artist's multi-colored palette.

Romantics from all over the world travel to an island on which Mount Otemanu rises into the blue sky, the slopes are covered with lush tropical vegetation, the valleys are full of beautiful flowers, and the coral islands with palm trees surround the lagoon like a thin necklace. White beaches give way to emerald waters, where colorful tropical fish enliven the landscape of coral gardens, along with giant rays and sharks. It can easily be called the romantic center of the universe, with luxury resorts, spa resorts, villas and unmatched bungalows in the world. Simply put, Bora Bora is the most beautiful and romantic island in the world.
Bora Bora epitomizes the beauty and grandeur of the islands of French Polynesia. The most exotic and romantic vacation spot on Earth. Breathtaking scenery, turquoise waters, five-star hotels, and intriguing culture and history are integral parts of Bora Bora's appeal.

Traveling to the most popular of the islands in French Polynesia is like traveling to a piece of paradise. A popular holiday destination among celebrities and wealthy people, Bora Bora easily amazes visitors with its beauty. If you first see a turquoise lagoon surrounded by corals, white sand, palm trees on small islands (motus), or the volcanic peak of Mount Otemanu dominating the center of the island, you will quickly realize why Bora Bora was once called the "Pearl of the Pacific".

There is no doubt that holidays in Bora Bora are not cheap - the cost of living here is significantly higher than anywhere else in French Polynesia, and some believe that this beautiful corner is not worth the price. Others argue that the island, which James Cook dubbed "the pearl of the Pacific Ocean" is worth this considerable money. If you want to seriously indulge yourself, Bora Bora has enough five-star hotels to pamper your whims: bungalows with glass floors soar over a turquoise lagoon, delectable candlelit dinners and breakfast served with canoes. But you yourself must decide whether it is worth shelling out a rather big bag for these pleasures. For the more budget-conscious visitors, Bora Bora offers many attractive and unusual hotels.

The main attraction of Bora Bora is its lagoon, which serves as a habitat for nearly 500 species of tropical fish, giant manta rays, small sharks. Shoals of fish calmly approach people, as they are accustomed to being fed. The shallow lagoon is better for snorkeling than scuba diving. In addition to snorkeling, you can also go kayaking or canoeing here. The glass bottom boat also allows you to see the beauty of the lagoon's marine life.

Matira Beach
It is believed by many that Matira Beach, at the southern tip of the main island, is one of the most beautiful in all of French Polynesia. Decorated with tall coconut palms, the beach stretches for about 3 km and melts into the sandy bottom of the lagoon. At low tide, you can walk freely to the barrier reef. The shallow waters of the lagoon impede yacht navigation.