Discover the island paradise of Bora Bora during this scenic orientation tour via Le Truck, a casual, open-air vehicle resembling a windowless bus. Let your guide share with you the daily life of the people of Bora Bora.

Drive through the district of Fa'anui. Along the way, you will pass by small villages and fields that offer a glimpse into the everyday life of the people of Bora Bora. Witness how the popular pareo is made, learn about tupa crabs, taste locally grown fruits and see relics left behind by the U.S. military during WWII.

Admire the ever-changing colors of Bora Bora’s world-famous lagoon, and discover tropical flowers and trees among the dense green vegetation on the mountainside. Central Mount Otemanu rock, standing at more than 2,400 feet high, dominates the island and overlooks the turquoise lagoon and her crown of coral islands. Your drive around the island will allow you to enjoy the view of this impressive mountain. Driving by the East Coast you’ll pass some of the famous resorts before reaching Matira point, with the prettiest sand beach of the main island.

This wonderful combination tour allows you to explore Bora Bora’s magical lagoon on board a covered boat, snorkel and relax on a pristine beach. You’ll have excellent photo opportunities of the hidden, eastern side of Bora Bora, so be sure to bring your camera.

Cruise from Vaitape Bay, past beautiful Raititi Point and the enchanting islets of Motu Toopua and Motu Tapu. During your cruise, you'll be treated to some wonderful views on the crystal clear lagoon as well as the island highest peak, Mount Otemanu. Upon reaching the motu (coral islet), you'll enjoy a typical island beach break and refreshments. Relax, sunbathe, or dip your toes in the shallow waters.

Since snorkeling from the motu is limited due to shallow waters, a snorkel stop is done at another location during the tour.

The exquisite beauty and undersea dwellers of Bora Bora's lagoon are for you to discover during this shark and stingray snorkeling safari aboard a covered lagoon cruiser.

Your boat heads toward the ancient crater rim of Motu Tapu, dropping anchor on a shallow sandbank. You'll have the opportunity to discover first-hand the elegant, yet harmless stingrays. Watch in amazement as your guide hand feeds the stingrays while they glide effortlessly around you. If you are willing, your guide will even help you get close enough to touch them. There is also a good chance you’ll see some harmless black tip sharks in the lagoon as well, so keep an eye out for them.

You will also stop to explore the pristine coral gardens by the barrier reef. After a safety briefing and snorkeling instructions, you’ll enter the water and enjoy the colorful marine life that abounds.

OVERVIEW

Cruise the Kailea Princess catamaran around Bora Bora’s breathtaking lagoon, a sea of blues and greens dotted with beach-rimmed islets known as “motus.” As you sail along, you can’t help but be struck by the uninterrupted panoramic views. Many people consider Bora Bora to be the most beautiful island in French Polynesia, and it has been the backdrop for countless movies, including “Mutiny on the Bounty” with Marlon Brando. The main island is especially photogenic, as it is volcanic in origin, alluringly mountainous and lushly landscaped. The surroundings look even more spectacular at sunset, a time of day when the sky reflects an ever-changing palette of colors and the water sparkles like a field of diamonds. Since being discovered in 1722, Bora Bora has continued to gain fame for its boundless beauty and impossibly clear water, the ideal setting for this memorable sunset cruise.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Cruise through Bora Bora’s gorgeous lagoon on a sleek catamaran.
• Take in the phenomenal natural beauty, which is even more stunning at sunset.
• Enjoy a cocktail and light snack while cruising back to the pier.

HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

An amazing day on Bora Bora’s lagoon awaits you as you experience its pristine waters and coral garden, followed by a traditional Polynesian lunch on a private motu.

It’s a short cruise to the Coral Garden where you will have the opportunity to snorkel and to discover the lagoon’s ecosystem and its many fish. You’ll be treated to a stingray encounter as your guide introduces you to these gentle rays that will surround you in the shallow waters. Then it’s on to your next stop at the reef where you might spot black-tip and lemon sharks among the sea life.

Your adventure continues as you glide over the incredible colors of the lagoon to reach your private island where your Polynesian lunch awaits you. Afterwards, the rest of the afternoon will be yours to enjoy as you please. Perhaps swim in the shallow waters near the shore, do some beachcombing, or enjoy the cultural demonstrations set up for you, such as a coco show, dance and pareo show.

Bora Bora's remarkable undersea beauty unfolds in front of your eyes without getting wet, during this glass-bottomed boat adventure on Bora Bora's famous lagoon.

In the depths of the electric blue waters of Pofai Bay lies the center of an ancient sunken volcano. Giant coral formations reach upward toward the light—gardens that are home to over 300 species of fish. As you journey out across this fabulous lagoon, your guide will inform you about the teeming marine life beneath your feet, as well as the visually-stunning ecosystem that exists above the waterline. These interesting facts will make each discovery all the more interesting and enhance your appreciation of Bora Bora's natural beauty.

Along the way, you will look through large glass windows that open onto a colorful world of parrotfish, butterfly fish and an abundance of other inhabitants that thrive beneath this tropical paradise. A roof will provide you with protection from the sun and eliminate glare, enabling you to take home great photos of your visit.

Watch as a diver descends and feeds these glorious creatures. In the shallows near the reef, small brilliantly colored fish dart through the water and anemones dance to the rhythm of the currents.

Cruise the lagoon that surrounds Bora Bora, an island of almost mythical beauty. Settle in wherever you please, as the catamaran features trampolines for sunbathing, and shaded seating if you prefer a covered environment.

Because the catamaran has a shallow draft, it can cruise into areas off limits to other vessels, presenting you with spectacular, up-close views of the lagoon’s coves and Bora Bora’s iconic overwater bungalows. You can expect the shoreline to be jungle-like with plenty of coconut palms swaying in the sea breezes. From this perspective, you’ll also enjoy an excellent view of Mount Otemanu, one of two extinct volcanoes rising from the center of the island.

You’ll stop to swim and snorkel (mask and snorkel are provided) along a coral reef teeming with brightly colored tropical fish.

Sail through Bora Bora’s gorgeous lagoon in an intimate deck boat, taking in the island’s astounding natural beauty and then snorkeling through the crystal-clear waters. This is a perfect way to discover the beauty of the Pearl of the Pacific, joining the pleasure of boating in a small group.

Your guide will welcome you onboard this intimate, partially covered deck boat, and you’ll cruise into Bora Bora’s reef-ringed lagoon. The beaches are sugar-white, the water absolutely brilliant, and the lush backdrop of Bora Bora, a veritable Shangri-La. Few places on earth rival this setting. Cruise past Motu Tapu, and see from the distance, one of the most photographed islands in the entire South Pacific. You will notice that Bora Bora is actually a caldera, and the two peaks at the center of the island—Mount Pahia and Mount Otemanu—are the remnants of an extinct volcano. The peaks look particularly dramatic from the sea.

A stop in clear water will allow you to enjoy a fresh dip and even some snorkeling. Look for stingrays, as these gracious creatures are often seen in the area; you may enjoy a beautiful encounter with them! As you glide through the typically calm waters of the Coral Garden, you will see schools of brightly colored tropical fish.

Cruise into the turquoise waters off Matira Beach, where huge manta rays are often spotted gracefully swimming by. You’ll make a brief stop on a sand bank to enjoy some refreshments.

OVERVIEW

Explore Bora Bora in a 4x4 vehicle and by boat, stopping along the way at scenic overlooks, a sarong factory and a local restaurant for lunch. The adventure will begin by driving up a winding road that overlooks Faanui Bay, one of the island’s most spectacular settings. Besides enjoying the sweeping views of the bay, you will see several artillery cannons that were installed on Bora Bora during World War II. You will then visit a factory that makes pareos, the colorful sarongs that are so popular on Bora Bora. You will notice that the patterns often reflect the island’s bright tropical vegetation. The sights and mode of transportation will then change dramatically as you board a boat and cruise Bora Bora’s gorgeous lagoon. After anchoring near a sandbank, chances are, you will see stingrays gracing swimming by. For a closer look at the underwater wonders, you may snorkel.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Drive up a winding road in a 4x4 vehicle and take in the dramatic views of Faanui Bay.
• Tour a factory where Bora Bora’s colorful and iconic sarongs are made.
• Cruise the gorgeous lagoon surrounding Bora Bora and snorkel if you please.
• Enjoy a tropical lunch at a local restaurant.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Discover the fabulous underwater world of Bora Bora on this fun and exciting Aquasafari adventure.

It's a short transfer by boat from the cruise ship pier to the dive site, where you will discover why Bora Bora's spectacular lagoon is considered to be among the most beautiful in existence today. Your certified diving instructor will give you a safety briefing and diving instructions before helping you put on your special dive helmet. This unique underwater experience allows you to descend to a depth of up to 10 feet and walk on the ocean floor, surrounded by hundreds of colorful tropical fish and amazing coral formations. As you freely maneuver about in total security just a few feet below the surface, your head remains dry inside your helmet, and you can even wear your glasses! Unlike conventional diving or snorkeling, you are connected to your boat by an air hose that allows you to breathe just as you would on land. No swimming or diving experience is required. Masks and snorkels are available, as there might be time for snorkeling while the other guests take their underwater walk.

Embrace Bora Bora's pristine natural beauty in this exciting off-road adventure along the road less traveled. With your guide at the wheel, expect a bumpy ride with steep ascents and descents, enjoying some breathtaking sightseeing.

Driving through the small town of Vaitape on the shore of Pofai Bay, you'll ascend Pahonu Hill. Here, you will find expansive views of Bora Bora's natural harbor and Matira Beach. Some more off-road adventure driving takes you to the cannons still standing in their original World War II locations. Along the way, you’ll make a stop at a pareo house where these hand-made sarongs are made.

Travel along the northern shore of Bora Bora into the lush valley of Faanui, pass by Marae, and view Faanui Bay from a traditional plantation high up in the mountains. On your return, pass by Matira beach, famous public beach of the island.

OVERVIEW

Spend time on a private beach-rimmed island known as a Motu, doing whatever interests you the most. Bora Bora is one of the world’s most photogenic destinations, and it is especially spectacular from sea, as you can take in the entire island at once. You will disembark at a Motu, a privately owned which will make your experience more special. During the hours spent here, you will be free to do as you please. You might stretch out on the beach and bask in the sun, take a leisurely walk along the shoreline or do nothing more ambitious than read in the shade of a coconut palm. The water around a Motu couldn’t be more inviting or refreshing, so swimming is an excellent way to enjoy the island experience. You can count on the clarity of the water to be remarkable.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Spend hours relaxing on a privately owned island known as motu.
• Relax however you see fit at the uncrowded beach.
• Swim in the sea, which is revered for the clarity of the water.

HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.