The “Pearl of the Pacific,” as Bora Bora is often referred to, is one of the most romantic and breathtaking destinations in the world, with its overwater luxury bungalows, lush hillsides, and secluded beaches. This South Pacific gem, which is part of the Society Islands, is blessed with a jungle interior and encircled by a vibrant turquoise lagoon. It’s a sought-after destination for honeymooners, families, and adventure seekers.
Paradise awaits at The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
Set on a lagoon, this luxe tropical beachfront resort is 3 km by boat from Mount Otemanu volcano, and 2 km from the Bora Bora WWII Guns historic site.
Stay in the largest overwater villas in the South Pacific, starting at 1,550 square feet, and revel in the turquoise blue waters visible from the glass panels. For ultimate privacy, reserve a secluded beach villa surrounded by palms trees.
Sail around the island’s azure waters, or dive under to meet black tip reef sharks and rays up close. After your island adventure, swim in the Resort’s Lagoonarium, workout in the fitness center, or unwind with a spa treatment. Order a cocktail at the swim-up bar, or sample international and Polynesian-inspired cuisine at our four restaurants.
Member of Marriott Group, this resort offers an awe-inspiring backdrop for destination weddings, honeymoons and company retreats.
When Is The Best Time to Visit Bora Bora
Located 273 kilometers from Tahiti in the Southern Hemisphere, this 28-kilometer-long French Polynesian island experiences two seasons: wet and dry. Wet season is from November to April. The best time to visit Bora Bora is during the dry season (which is also its peak season) between May and October, where you can enjoy the sunny weather and water sports, swim with marine life, and feed sharks and rays in the lagoon.
Average price for 2 person stay: $1500/night, including breakfast and dinner
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