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At a glance

  • Amazing facilities for families and children of all ages

  • Majestic views of Mount Otemanu

  • Luxury, award-winning, Polynesian Spa

  • Spacious, traditional Polynesian style Bungalows

  • Lagoon Sanctuary, led by resident marine biologist.

Description

The most famous of French Polynesia's leeward islands, Bora Bora is the quintessential tropical paradise. Set on a private sand fringed motu or 'islet', The Four Seasons Bora Bora's dazzling location is right on the barrier reef with magnificent views of mystical Mount Otemanu. The resort offers a South Sea escape in a lush world of unsurpassed tropical beauty.

Voluminous over-water bungalows and beachfront villas are nestling around the Bora Bora lagoon and its outer beaches; they overlook the lagoon’s turquoise waters and have spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. Inspired by local architecture, all rooms have a restful, airy ambience – complete with traditional teak wood furnishings, high ceilings and thatched roofs made from pandanus leaves. Special touches that accentuate the feel of Polynesia include striking works of art, private pools and sliding doors by deep bathtubs for panoramic fresh-air views of the lagoon.

The resort's three restaurants provide world class cuisine in stunning settings. Overlooking the tranquil, translucent waters of the lagoon, Arii Moana epitomises romance and its imaginative menu highlights the best in seafood specialties, accompanied by the finest wines. Adjacent to the beach, Tere Nui is an open-air, thatched-roof restaurant that nestles within its tropical surroundings and sea breezes and plantation-style ceiling fans add to the airy ambience. Located at the waters edge is the Sunset Restaurant and Bar - the perfect place to unwind as the sun sets over the lagoon.

Nestled at the edge of the pristine lagoon and surrounded by tropical groves sits The Spa at Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora. With breath-taking ocean views, the haven of the kahaia tree-inspired spa is a tranquil place in which to retreat for an indulgent and pampering treatment.

Other resort facilities are superb and include an open air fitness centre and a state of the art gymnasium, two floodlit tennis courts with private tennis coaching available, an array of watersports from windsurfing to sailing on the resorts deluxe catamaran to scuba diving. The children are well catered for as well with Four Seasons' signature Kids for All Seasons children’s club and Young Adult Centre.

Accommodation

Four Seasons Resort's 92 Over water Bungalows face either the resort, beach, lagoon or mountain but all have the same spacious layout and stylish interiors. Traditional teak furnishings dominate and Polynesian artwork, high ceilings and thatched roofs give the bungalows an airy, elegant feel. The bungalows have spacious seating areas with queen size sofa beds which open onto a lovely private deck with two loungers and ladder for access into the azure waters of the lagoon. There are also eight Over water bungalows with private plunge pools, one of which has a fabulous dining/seating area for alfresco meals. The six two-bedroom Beachfront Villas and one three-Bedroom Beachfront Villa sit on the gleaming white sand, each in an enclosed garden with coconut palms, bougainvilleas and a private swimming pool overlooking the lagoon. Villas are huge, each bedroom is en-suite and other features include a spacious living room, dining room and large pantry. The master bedroom has its own deck with a Jacuzzi.

Childcare

Children are very welcome at Four Seasons Bora Bora and all over water bungalows have a queen size sofa bed which can accommodate up to two children. The beach bungalows all have two or three bedrooms and are also fabulous for families. There is the Kids for All Seasons children’s club open daily for 5 to 12 year olds with a host of educational and fun activities on offer from crab hunts and races to cooking classes, snorkelling and coconut painting. Children of four and under are welcome to join in with a parent. There is also an indoor area for children with playroom, an outdoor playground and shallow splash pad. 'Chill Island' is for 13-17 year olds and has its own private beach where volleyball, cooking, kayaking and BBQs are some of the activities on offer plus an indoor games room, internet cafe and supervised water sports on the beach. Equipment for babies can be arranged from pushchairs to highchairs, nappies to bottle warmers. Children's menus and babysitting are also available.

Facilities

Exceptional South Pacific delicacies combined with food from across the globe can be enjoyed in four simply stunning restaurants and bars around the resort. Sushi and Asian Tapas is served in the Sunset Bar & Restaurant, salads and light snacks at the Fare Hoa Beach Bar, exquisite international fare at the open air Tere Nui restaurant and Polynesian and French cuisine at Arii Moana. Private dinners on the beach and in the supreme comfort of your bungalow or villa can also be arranged. There is a lovely wave-shaped main swimming pool surrounded by relaxing loungers and shady spots and a children’s splash pad. There are 2 tennis courts, an over-water yoga deck, open air fitness centre, dive centre, watersports centre and children’s and teenager's clubs.

Activities

There are a multitude of activities both on and off site and windsurfing, kayaks, tennis, volleyball, snorkelling, boules and badminton are all available on a complimentary basis. At an extra cost, scuba diving, water skiing, kitesurfing, parasailing, catamaran cruises, ocean fishing, yoga and tai chi lessons, and numerous land and sea excursions for fishing, sailing etc. can all be enjoyed. Off site other activities are available such as kite surfing, parasailing and visits to the region's famous black pearl farms.

When to travel

Warm tropical year round temperatures, the Society Islands are a tropical destination so humidity, rain, sunshine and heat are all to be considered. There are two seasons: the Summer which is from November through March and Winter which is from April through October. The average temperature in Summer is about 30°C and in the drier Winter the average temperature is about 28°C. Most rainfall is during the Summer months with high humidity. The best time weather wise with the least risk of storms is in their Winter months. June to August is windy season and can be extremely gusty.

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Location and directions

Bora Bora, Tahiti

Bora Bora is located 150 miles north west of Tahiti in the Society Archipelago. On its own sublimely private Motu island.

How to get there

Approx 22-hour international flight (one change) plus 45-minute domestic flight from Tahiti. Bora Bora lies 240 km (150 miles) northwest of Tahiti in the Leeward Society Islands and can be reached after 50min flight from Tahiti with Air Tahiti. From there guests are escorted to the private Four Seasons launch for a 15-minute boat ride across the lagoon to the resort.



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