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Bora Bora Island is known as the jewel of the South Pacific or the pearl of the Pacific, Bora Bora is unquestionably the most famous island in the South Pacific (it inspired the romantic musical South Pacific). Despite its' renowned name, Bora Bora is a surprisingly small island that is magnificent on beauty and is a must for a honeymoon vacation.
Bora Bora is located approximately 150 miles northwest of Tahiti and is home to about 4200 inhabitants. What was once the gateway of arrivals for flying boats from New Zealand and clipper boats from Australia, all changed when Tahiti opened the international airport in 1961. Life on the island is now easy, tranquil and idyllic.
The majestic Mount OteManu is set within a turquoise and ultramarine colored lagoon surrounded by an 18 mile crown of motus and coral reef. Underwater marine life of Bora Bora will satisfy even the most demanding diver Bora Bora scuba diving is said to be one of the best spots in the world: the manta ray's ballet; majestic sharks; encounters with the gentle napoleons; and the multitude of multicolored fish. Beginner and advanced divers alike will don flippers and mask to join them in their amazing underwater world.
Bora Bora is an island of warm waters, beautiful scenery and delightful weather. Linked to the ocean by the Teavanui pass, is a natural swimming pool, which offers a large variety of aquatic activities such as diving, sailing, jet skiing, snorkeling, or even cruising on glass bottomed canoes. Bora Bora is the ideal place for enjoying aquatic activities as well as sunbathing on the white sand beaches of Matira Point or on the motus scattered in the warm crystal-clear waters. One can also take unforgettable walks on those motus, especially on "Motu Tapu", where visitors will enjoy the forbidden pleasures of an islet formerly reserved for kings.
Bora Bora is perfect for island romance and is a special destination for honeymoon couples. Bora Bora enjoys a varied hotel infrastructure from grand luxury to the small family boarding houses all perfectly merging with the magic of the exceptional natural beauty of the island. Traditional Bora Bora wedding ceremonies are also available in certain hotels although not legally valid.
Bora Bora is an island well worth visiting and will capture your heart.
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