Bora Bora Pass
Moorea, Huahine, Raiatea, Bora Bora, Maupiti
The Society Islands are a gathering of “high islands” which, other than Tahiti (the largest in French Polynesia), incorporate Moorea, an island with lush vegetation featuring two sublime bays, Huahine with its rich scenery and rich archeological legacy, and Raiatea, a sacred island, which is considered the cultural support of Polynesia. From Raiatea, you can pass by vessel to Tahaa, a protected island with a special culture.
The Society Islands likewise incorporate Bora and Maupiti. The best known, Bora is nicknamed the “Pearl of the Pacific”, a sentimental island well known for the magnificence of its blue lagoons, while Maupiti, which is protected, lies in the centre of the blue lagoon.
Bora Bora Pass Rates
| ad | BASE FARE 11 JAN – 31 MAY 1 NOV – 10 DEC | HIGH SEASON FARE 11 DEC – 10 JAN 1 JUN – 31 OCT | ||
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ADULT |
CHILD |
ADULT |
CHILD |
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WITH 23 KG (50 LB) BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE |
$525.25 |
$423.23 |
$549.97 |
$451.63
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WITH 46 KG (100 LB) BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE |
$643.71 |
$522.45 |
$694.25 |
$561.04
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Discover Bora Bora
The main spoken languages in Bora Bora are French, and Tahitian.
US dollars may be accepted in hotels, restaurants and shops, though the exchange rate may differ. There are a few ATM machines available, depending on the island you’re staying on.
To properly experience Bora Bora, plan for a few days. If you’re traveling with a Bora Bora flight pass to see multiple islands, stay for as long as possible to truly immerse yourself.
This is dependent on what you’re seeking in a vacation. If you’re looking to feel closer to a civilization, you’ll prefer Bora Bora, whereas the Maldives give more of an ‘off the map’ feel.