Question 1

Can I travel to Bora Bora right now?

Accepted Answer

Yes! The Islands of Tahiti (which Bora Bora is a part of) are currently on the UK Government's amber list. This means that if you're fully vaccinated, you don't need to quarantine on your return to the UK.

Question 2

If I'm unable to travel, can I cancel my Bora Bora holiday package?

Accepted Answer

t all depends on the level of restrictions both in Bora Bora and the colour The Islands of Tahiti are on the UK's traffic light system, as well as the stage of your booking. For all of our booking policies and FAQ surrounding Covid-19, please find more information here

Question 3

Where is Bora Bora?

Accepted Answer

Located in the heart of the South Pacific Ocean, midway between Australia and South America, Bora Bora is just one of 118 islands that make up The Islands of Tahiti, or French Polynesia as the archipelago is traditionally known. The leading lady of the glorious Society Islands, Bora Bora is home to a majestic green peak surrounded by a turquoise lagoon and dreamy overwater bungalows.

Question 4

How long is the flight to Bora Bora?

Accepted Answer

Flights from London to Bora Bora via Los Angeles take around 26 hours. Flights also operate from Tokyo and Auckland to Papeete on Tahiti’s mainland. There are regular connections from Papeete to Bora Bora, just a 45-minute flight away.

Question 5

How much does it cost to visit Bora Bora?

Accepted Answer

Bora Bora is a remote and exclusive destination, but worth every penny to experience the wonders of this tropical paradise. Expect to spend in the region of £4,500 per person for a 10-night island-hopping holiday including international flights from the UK and inter-island flights between the islands, with higher price tags attached to the more luxurious resorts and overwater bungalows.

Question 6

What is there to see and do in Bora Bora?

Accepted Answer

The star of the show in Bora Bora has to be the incredible lagoon. Boat trips, private island picnics, snorkelling safaris, swimming with stingrays and sharks have to be top of the list! On dry land, hiking the green peaks on the mainland rewards intrepid travellers with fantastic views of the lagoon and the ocean. Most resorts are located on outer islets, or motus, with swaying palms and perfect beaches facing the emerald island in the centre of the lagoon.

Question 7

What language is spoken in Bora Bora?

Accepted Answer

French and Tahitian are the official languages, but English is widely spoken in resorts and restaurants.

Question 8

Do you need a visa for Bora Bora?

Accepted Answer

British citizens require a full 10-year passport with at least six months validity remaining following your departure to The Islands of Tahiti. If you or any member of your party is not a British citizen or does not hold a British passport, please check passport and visa requirements with the embassy. No visa required for British passport holders staying less than 90 days. No vaccinations are required.

Question 9

What is the population of Bora Bora?

Accepted Answer

The population of The Islands of Tahiti, or French Polynesia, is just under 300,000, with around 11,000 residents in Bora Bora.

Question 10

What currency is used in Bora Bora?

Accepted Answer

The French Pacific Franc (XPF) is the local currency. Make use of the ATM machine when you arrive at Papeete airport, or exchange US dollars, as it’s a good idea to have some local currency. ATMs can also be found on the larger islands – often inside banks, so check opening times. Hotel bills can be settled using a credit card.

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