Things to do in Bora Bora

Society Islands

Society Islands are located in the South Pacific and consist of multiple volcanic islands and atolls, mainly divided into the Windward Islands and the Leeward Islands. The Windward Islands include Tahiti, Mo'orea, and others, while the Leeward Islands include Bora Bora, Raiatea, Taha'a, and Huahine, among others. Known for their magnificent volcanic mountains, azure lagoons, coral reefs, and tropical vegetation, they are one of the most representative island regions in the South Pacific. They combine marine ecology, volcanic landscapes, and Polynesian culture, serving as a key core region for tourism and culture in French Polynesia.

station de nettoyage des Mantas

No. 1 of Night Attractions in Tahiti

Tahiti

Tahiti is the largest island in French Polynesia and serves as the local political, economic, and cultural center. The entire island was formed by the long-term erosion of two dormant shield volcanoes, connected in the middle by a narrow isthmus—the larger northwestern part is called Tahiti Nui, and the peninsula extending to the southeast is called Tahiti Iti. The island's coastline presents two distinct faces. The east coast is dominated by black volcanic sand beaches, and the black sand beaches around Papenoo are quite unique among tropical islands. The lagoon coast features light-colored sand beaches and clear waters. The Papenoo Valley extends deep into the interior with towering cliffs on both sides, making it one of the main routes for hiking to waterfalls and tropical jungles. The island is also dotted with traditional Polynesian stone temple ruins and the Museum of Tahiti and the Islands, where you can learn about local history and customs.

Bora Bora Romantic Tour

Mt. Pa’ia Summit

Mo'orea

Mo'orea is located approx. 17 km northwest of Tahiti and is one of the important islands in the Society Islands. Formed by volcanic activity, it features towering peaks, deep valleys, and dense tropical forests in its center, while its coast is surrounded by coral reefs and azure lagoons. Its unique mountain and coastal landscape makes it one of the most representative islands for natural scenery in French Polynesia. The island has a leisurely pace, with tourist facilities relatively concentrated in coastal areas, making it suitable for both short sightseeing trips and multi-day leisure vacations. Blending the tropical ocean with local culture, it is an ideal destination for exploring the island charm of the South Pacific.

Maohi Nui

Crazy Seahorse Bora Bora

Bora Main Motu Reef

Aqua Safari Under water walk