Would you like to discover Tahiti and Her Islands? This travel guide published by Tahiti Tourisme will follow you wherever you go. With more than 2, files, discover 82 islands and atolls, give your opinion and share your Polynesian adventure with your friends. Functionalities: Find all the sightseeing points of interest: activities, restaurants, museums, lodging in family hotels or resorts… Each file includes a description, full contact details, rates, opening hours… Thanks to navigation and augmented reality, view anything surrounding you, wherever you are.
Find yourself on a map and find your way anytime. Customise your own itineraries on one or several islands. Make the most of hints and advice from Tahitians who will guide you around their islands and share their passion with you. Works Offline. Share Anywhere. Bora Bora Highlights. Matira Beach.
The only beach open for public, Matira beach is a gem of Bora Bora Island. Many travel magazines have qouted Matira as the best beach in the world. Water Sports in Bora Bora. Bora Bora offers a wide range of water and underwater sports, such as speed boating, jet ski, canoeing, snorkling, scuba diving and deep sea fishing to name a few. Land activities. Go off the beaten path, and explore the tropical island of Bora Bora with 4x4 Jeep safaris, hike up the Mt. Otemanu or Mt.
Pahia, or circle the island to get a closer look at life and history of Bora Read More Bora. Top Hotels In Bora Bora. More on Bora Bora. Currency in Bora Bora. Majority of resorts and hotels accept payments through credit cards.
You might require some local currency for purchasing at local and small souvenir shops. Staying in a pension might require cash in CPF. Don't get a lot of money converted, you might face problem in getting your currency back. Exchanging Money in Bora Bora. You can get your currency exchanged easily at Papeete airport Tahiti. Some hotels also offer currency exchanges for a reasonabe amount only small amounts. Daily Budget for Bora Bora.
Your daily expenses totally depend on what you choose to do in Bora Bora. Food is expensive here, so be prepared to spend atleast CPF a light breakfast and lunch, and a heavy dinner along with wine. If you plan to indulge into some activities, expect your costs for them to start from CPF You can manage your budget my choosing the right tour operators, looking for inexpensive restaurants, and using cheaper options for getting around.
Religion of Bora Bora. Bora Bora Customs. People in Bora Bora are very warm, generous, and slow-paced. Although you might find many topless women sunbathing, you must make sure that you don't roam around in bikinis in non-swimming areas. Tips are not expected in French Polynesia, so you can restrict tipping only to some extra-ordinary services you get.
Some locals might even get offended if you offer a tip. Language of Bora Bora. French is the official language in Bora Bora, although Tahitian is also commonly used for communicating. People generally understand and speak English, so interacting with locals is usually not a problem. History of Bora Bora. Legends have it that this was the first land to rise out from the water. With time, the name shortened to 'Pora' and the word 'Pora Pora' came into existence, which then became 'Bora Bora'.
This beautiful island was chosen by the U. Artillary guns were set up around the island to protect the base from attacks. After the base was closed officially in , the tourism industry started emerging in Bora Bora, which now blooms with huge flocks of people every year. Nightlife in Bora Bora. Bora Bora is a peace-loving island, mostly meant for honeymooners. Try gazing at the stars for a perfect end to your day with cool breezes to fill your heart with ultimate pleasure.
Shopping in Bora Bora. Although there are no such shopping centres, you can purchase stuff from local shops. Consider buying the miraculous 'monoi' all-purpose oil, made from Tiare blossoms and coconut, which can be used as a moisturizer, hair conditioner, and even a soothing aid over insect bites. Black Pearl farms are common to hear about, but make sure you buy the original ones. Best Time to Visit Bora Bora.
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