LET US ALL GO TO BORA BORA
Conrad Bora Bora Nui
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Bora Bora is the most celebrated island in the French Polynesians. Its beauty and fame is unwavering. Bora Bora is one of the few places on earth that so many hope to visit in their lifetime. Once you visit, you will forever be a Bora Bora fanatic.
Bora Bora is a romantic reality. It is no secret that it is an internationally celebrated honeymoon destination.
Newlyweds travel to this inspiring island to feel as if they have escaped to a private oasis. Each detail is customized exactly for their celebratory moments of honeymooner bliss. The stress of planning a wedding can make anyone desire exclusive privacy on the island of Bora Bora.
Bora bora may feel far away, but this amazing destination is located about 2,500 miles south of Hawaii and is fully accessible. It lies just north of Papeete, Tahiti. It is less than one hour away from aFa'a'ā International Airport, which is located on a small, separate part of the island known as Motu Mete. When you arrive, you will always be welcomed with a warm greeting and a tropical flower lei. You will then be transferred by boat to your Bora Bora resort. You are a VIP and will hardly have to wait to snap Instagram pictures of Bora Bora's famous clear blue lagoon.
We know that you will fall in love with Bora Bora before you even touch down. The views from the plane will have you pulling out your phone in no time! You have to be sure to catch a video of the world famous Mount Otemanu as it comes into view. This is the beginning of an exclusive experience that will exceed your highest expectations.
Bora Bora is unforgettable in pictures, so imagine seeing it in person. From the first day until the last, and every moment in between, you will be in awe of how her mountain, turquoise lagoon, and luxury overwater bungalows are more breathtaking than you can ever imagine. Fill out a contact form to begin planning your exquisite Bora Bora experience.
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Bora Bora Hotels
InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa
Among the most elite properties in the world, the InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa is a place where modern architecture flourishes side by side with authentic Polynesian decor. Each spacious, overwater villa offers incredible views of Bora Bora's lagoon and the iconic Mount Otemanu. Designed with an environmental sensitivity, the resort uses revolutionary technology that draws seawater from the depths of the ocean to reuse it for electricity.
St Regis Bora Bora Resort
Surrounded by majestic views and sparkling turquoise waters, the St. Regis Bora Bora Resort is a place where paradise meets world-acclaimed luxury. Boasting some of the largest overwater villas in the South Pacific, it represents the epitome of carefree elegance. Its rooms and suites are designed to showcase the warm glow of exotic woods, the rich quality of hand-woven fabrics and the unique essence of regional art. Guest amenities include three fine-dining restaurants, two swimming pools with a swim-up bar, a children's club and an activities center with water sports equipment available.
Newly renovated and nestled in a cove of turquoise waters, white sand and black lava rock, Conrad Bora Bora Nui offers an idyllic escape from the bustle of everyday life. Combining Polynesian tradition with state-of-the-art amenities, the resort allows guests to unwind and rejuvenate in style. All overwater villas have been reconfigured with floor to ceiling glass windows and the bed facing the sparkling waters of the lagoon. Six restaurants and bar outlets invite guests to experience a variety of cuisines and atmosphere - including the highly anticipated overwater glass-floored Sunset Lounge. And in addition to activities such as an excursion to the resort's own private islet, or a game of miniature golf on the resort's brand new course, there is now a dedicated Kids Club for guests age 4-14. Guests at this resort can expect a truly exceptional stay in French Polynesia.