The fleet comes to Îles Sous-le-Vent · Polynésie française
The Queen ofBora Bora
The lagoon every other lagoon dreams about.
The fleet comes to Îles Sous-le-Vent · Polynésie française
The lagoon every other lagoon dreams about.
Her Realm
A drowned volcano wearing a ring of coral, filled with water that doesn't look real until you're floating in it. James Michener called Bora Bora the most beautiful island in the world — and he had seen the others.
The Experience
Inside the reef, the lagoon is a sheltered universe of its own: Otemanu's basalt blade towering overhead, motu islets strung along the coral ring, and water graded from gin to jade to deepest sapphire. Drift between anchorages, snorkel the coral gardens with the rays, and beach the tender on a motu where your footprints are the only ones. When the sun drops behind the peak, the entire lagoon turns to rose gold. The lagoon keeps its own perfect time — and you will not be rushed.
From the Water
The City
The 727-metre volcanic remnant at the island's heart — the most photographed silhouette in the South Pacific.
The long white spit at the island's southern tip, routinely voted among the finest beaches on earth.
Shallow reef aquariums inside the lagoon where mantas, eagle rays and reef fish circle in chest-deep water.
Private crewed charters from $1,000 per hour — yours alone, fully provisioned, and unhurried from the moment you step aboard. Founding-list guests sail first and sail finest.
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