Bora Bora

Bora Bora, in the Society Islands, is Tahiti's crown gem — a real Polynesian island paradise that travelers from all over the globe regard as the perfect tropical holiday destination. Hollywood and film companies from all around the world have never grown weary of capturing its breathtaking scenery. The twin towers of black granite and an azure lagoon with the cleanest tropical water are perhaps its most distinguishing features.

Given the great location and nature of this island retreat, it is not surprise that water sports such as water skiing, parasailing, and tackle fishing are popular among the activities available.

Responding to the opportunity, several ambitious vacation experts have created unparalleled facilities for enjoying such activities on nearly any budget. And Bora Bora's amazing natural beauty is more than just skin deep. The world beneath the waters makes it an ideal hunting area for both professional and amateur scuba divers.

Aside from recreational tourism, Bora Bora is one of the world's famous settings for freshly baked romance. Couples that chose the island for their honeymoon will have something to remember, talk about, and reflect on for the rest of their lives.

Despite the large number of visitors that visit each year, Bora Bora has managed to escape the crowded, inexpensive boardwalk culture that is associated with beach and island resorts closer to home. Bora Bora is not a trashy destination. It is extremely well linked by water and air, and getting there is as exciting a visual experience as staying there. Excellent internal transportation guarantees that all of Bora Bora's grandeur is accessible for examination and pleasure by visitors.

Bora Bora, unlike many other resort places of similar kind, is not isolated from the realities of everyday life. It has a great infrastructure to accommodate contemporary life demands – hospitals, banks, foreign exchange, etc. – while retaining all of its very individual and other-worldly beauty.

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