Where is your pension located in Bora Bora and How to get there?

A luxury resort in Bora Bora typically offers large-scale facilities, multiple restaurants, spas, and overwater villas starting
at $800–$2,000 per night.

A high-end pension (guesthouse) in Bora Bora, like ours, offers a more intimate and personalized experience at
around 330€ per night, while still providing comfort, privacy, and stunning lagoon and mountain views.

Choosing our pension means choosing:

• Intimacy (only 2 bungalows) for a peaceful atmosphere

• Authentic Polynesian hospitality

• Competitive pricing

• Personalized service

• Private location near local restaurants, shops and main attractionsWhat to Do in Bora Bora

It’s ideal for travelers who want the beauty of Bora Bora without the resort crowds — and who value experience over excess

Our nightly rate includes:

• Private bungalow with terrace and access to the lagoon

• Airport transfers from/to the pier

• Air conditioning

• Wi-Fi

• Snorkeling gears and Kayak/Paddle

We provide the comfort and service expected by international travelers, while maintaining the charm of a locally owned pension.

Yes. Our pension in Bora Bora is perfectly suited for:

• Couples looking for a romantic sunset escape

• Honeymooners seeking privacy and authenticity

• Families seeking comfortable, spacious accommodation and independence

• Long-stay travelers who prefer a residential atmosphere

Because we only have two bungalows, the property remains calm and exclusive — ideal for guests who value privacy and tranquility. A safe cocoon, perfect for environment lovers, to step back, relax and contemplate the beauty of our natural surroundings.

Bora Bora is beautiful year-round.

• May to October: Dry season, sunny, ideal for outdoor activities (high season).

• November to April: Warmer with occasional tropical showers, fewer crowds.

We recommend booking early for stays between March and November, as limited-capacity accommodations like ours fill quickly.

Here are the top things to do in Bora Bora:

Explore the Lagoon

• Snorkeling or scuba diving in coral gardens

• Swimming with rays and reef sharks

• Private or shared lagoon boat tours

• Paddleboarding and kayaking

The lagoon of Bora Bora is considered one of the most beautiful in the world.

Sunset Experiences

Our location offers stunning sunset views directly from your terrace. For an unforgettable evening, we recommend:

• Sunset cruises

• Beach picnics

• Lagoon-front dining experiences

Visit Matira Beach

Located just 15 minutes away, Matira Beach is the only public white-sand beach in Bora Bora. It’s perfect for:

• Swimming

• Relaxing in shallow turquoise waters

• Enjoy a local “poisson cru” (Tahitian raw fish) at the restaurant

Discover the Main Island

Our location allows you to easily:

• Rent a car or scooter

• Explore hidden viewpoints

• Visit local shops in Vaitape

• Discover small family-owned restaurants

Enjoy Local Cuisine

Experience authentic Polynesian flavors:

• Fresh tuna and mahi-mahi

• Poisson cru (raw fish marinated in coconut milk)

• Local food trucks (roulottes)

• Fine dining restaurants with lagoon views

Staying in a pension allows you to enjoy both local and upscale dining options.

Mount Otemanu Views & Hiking

Mount Otemanu dominates the island skyline. While hiking to the summit is restricted, guided hikes and valley walks offer breathtaking viewpoints and nature experiences.

Main Events in Bora Bora & French Polynesia

If you are planning your trip around a cultural event, Bora Bora and French Polynesia host several important celebrations throughout the year.

Heiva i Bora Bora (July)

Heiva is the most important traditional festival in French Polynesia.

It includes:

• Traditional Polynesian dance competitions

• Singing performances

• Stone lifting competitions

• Outrigger canoe races

This is the best time to experience authentic Tahitian culture, costumes, music, and community spirit.

Hawaiki Nui Va’a (October / November)

The Hawaiki Nui Va’a is the most prestigious outrigger canoe race in the South Pacific.

Teams paddle between:

• Huahine

• Raiatea

• Taha’a

• Bora Bora

The final stage arrives in Bora Bora, creating an incredible atmosphere on the lagoon. It’s a spectacular time to visit if you love sports, tradition, and ocean culture.

Festive Season (December)

December in Bora Bora combines:

• Tropical Christmas atmosphere

• Lagoon celebrations

• Special dinners and events

It’s a magical time to experience Bora Bora with warm weather and festive spirit.