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Words fail to describe the beauty of Bora Bora, the Pearl of the Pacific. “The most famous of the Leeward Islands has an area of 38 km ² and is located 280 miles north-west of Tahiti, just under an hour by plane from Papeete.

You arrive in Bora Bora definitely leave you with one of the best memories of your trip: the airport is situated on an island; the flight will be followed by a short boat ride across the lagoon along numerous islets.

Bora (or “Pora Pora”) emerged from the waters for years with 3 million people. Like all the other islands of Polynesia, this volcanic island is slowly sinking into the ocean. Today has special geological features that are in the midst of a high island and atoll state.

Its unforgettable turquoise lagoon, where aquatic fauna of various colors (striped blanket, sharks, tropical fish, etc.) can be seen from the canoe, from a boat or diving.