What to do in Bora Bora

This Polynesian island is in fact perfect for a beach holiday with children.

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On your way to Polynesia and looking for activities in Bora Bora?! A year later (2nd twilight, anyone?) we made it to Polynesia, thanks to a huge number of flight and accommodation points. Called "Bora Boring" by many, this piece of paradise had more than enough to make this adventuresome bums on the shore overjoyed.

In Bora Bora there are many adventures to do - rely on me! Below are some of my suggested outdoor and indoor sports in Bora Bora. Where is Bora Bora anyway?! Isle of Bora Bora is an isle in the Leeward Group of the Society Islands of Polynesia in the Pacific Ocean.

Bora Bora Bora Bora is about halfway between Latin America and Australia, 8 hours flying time from Los Angelos and about 2,600 nautical leagues from Hawaii. Found in 1722, Bora Bora is probably the most beautyful of the world. Snorkelling in Bora Bora is first class. Go on a stingray and stingray trip, where you can go swimming with blacktip and stingrayfish... no danger for people!

Bora Bora Bora Bora is one of the top offers, so there are many cruise operators around the island and you can choose whether you want to go snorkelling or sundown. They both sound like a great choice, but we decided to go snorkelling because I have a light passion for snorkelling with the game!

Bora Bora Bora Bora trip via Jetski, and stop for a show on a Motu. Snorkelling is even inclusive on many of our trips! It was a much more challenging than I ever thought, and we landed on a personal airplane ride provided by our resort! Bora Bora with its quiet water is the ideal place to practise!

Unfortunately we abandoned this action until the last night, and with our happiness it was the only mornings when the water was chops. When this is at the top of your mailing lists, check it at the first or second opportunity. I suggest: have a cocktail in your motel half an hours before sundown, lie on a couch on the sea (or on your balcony!) and just chill out!

During your first trip, keep your eye on the sea on the island at all times (the launch is also quite amazing). You can interact closely with fish and stingrays and even get carried away by a shark's tail if you're interested (not my favourite thing, as I'm sure they're not mad about it)!

There are many types of sea here - some you can't see while snorkelling in the open sea. When you come here, you should definitely take a stroll around the beautiful scenery, because we had even more amazing outlooks! I knew that was something I had to do in Bora Bora!

Contrary to the nurse shark you will find in Belize, you can go swimming in Franco Polynesia with blacktip shark and lime shark! This is one of the most exciting things in Bora Bora! Waterside fun and lazing around the swimming pools are beautiful (uh, yes, please!), but you should also take a look inside the isle!

Not only did we take a half days trip by car across the islands and see some of the most amazing sights, but we also learnt how to make tarot! When you are looking for an adventurous experience and have had enough of the beaches and pools (at least for a little while), then you should have a look at one of my favourite activities in Bora Bora - the den!

The most high-end resort offers kayak and pedal boat rentals (many free!) It wouldn't be surprising to discover and bathe in this crystalline water or go snorkelling whenever you want! Okay, so this isn't exactly "adventurous." BUT, it is an essential when you visit Bora Bora!

but Bora Bora, I'll be right back. An absolute must on any Bora Bora Bora activity schedule.