Bora Bora 

Apart from its sheer beauty, Bora Bora is popular with honeymooners for the array of nautical activities including snorkeling and diving that its calm crystal clear lagoon offers. Motu picnics, sunset cruises, Aquasafaris, the white valley, the tupitipiti point, shark feeding, helicopter sightseeing, Jeep safaris, scuba diving, catamaran charters, horseback riding, parasailing, jet skiing, casual walking, and local art galleries are also some of the factors that make this island a top honeymoon destination.

Accomodations that you may want to consider include the St Regis, IC Thalasso, Hotel Bora Bora, Bora Bora Nui Pearl Resort, Le Meridien Lagoon Resort, Sofitel Motu, IC Le Moana, Sofitel Resort, Moorea  Sofite, Sheraton Moorea Intercontinental, Tahaa Le Tahaa, Vahine Island Resort, Huahine Te Tiare Resort, Rangiroa Kia Ora, Sauvage, Manihi Pearl Resort, and Tikehau Pearl Resort.

The best time to visit Bora Bora is May through October (dry season).  July, in particular, is a popular time to visit Bora Bora on account of the month long holiday and many festivals and celebrations.

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Located in the Leeward group of the Society Islands of French Polynesia, Bora Bora has long been the definitive honeymooner’s paradise. The island itself is surrounded by a lagoon and a barrier reef and has some of the most amazing spots that capture the allure of romantics worldwide. Lush tropical slopes, palm-colored motus, perfect white-sand beaches, emerald colored waters and two towering peaks of pure black rock that serve as a breathtakingly beautiful backdrop to a lagoon at the center of the island.