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Bora Bora Airports Travel Guide

Welcome to the Bora Bora Airports travel guide.

Getting to Bora Bora is a little bit more involved than just getting to the main island of Tahiti.  First you must fly into Tahiti’s airport, Tahiti Faa'a International Airport.  This airport is managed by Setil Airport Company and is a medium sized, clean airport where several large international carriers as well as the smaller inter-island and charter companies provide flying services to the rest of the French Polynesian Islands.  This airport features several gift and pearl boutiques, a flower shop, restaurants, cyber points, and a duty free shop.  There is also a money exchange point, post office, and a bank that open and close in tandem with the arriving international flights and have uncertain schedules at other points throughout the day.

 

After flying into Tahiti, you must take a chartered flight to Bora Bora's airport.  This airport is named Motu Mute Airport but is also called Bora Bora Airport.  It is served by Air Tahiti with frequent flights from Papeete and Moorea.  Transport from the airport to the hotels should be arranged by your travel agent or by your hotel.  Taxi services are also available, as well as the public transit system, Le Truck, which operates between the main villages and the ferry.

 

Faa'a International Airport

BP 60161

Faa'a Center, Tahiti, 98702

French Polynesia

+689 86 6060

www.Tahiti-aeroport.pf

 

Motu Mute Airport/Bora Bora Airport

Bora Bora, French Polynesia

+689 677014

Bora Bora Travel Guide

Bora Bora Overview
Bora Bora Hotels
Bora Bora Airports
Bora Bora Restaurants
Bora Bora Vacation Rentals
Bora Bora Activities
Bora Bora Events

Overview

Bora Bora is an island in the Leeward group of the Society Islands of French Polynesia, an overseas collectivity of France in the Pacific Ocean.  The island, located about 140 miles northwest of Papeete, is surrounded by a lagoon and a barrier reef.  In the center of the island are the remnants of an extinct volcano rising to two peaks, Mount Pahia and Mount Otemanu, with its highest point at 2,385 ft.

Hotels in Bora Bora
Bora Bora offers an extensive range in lodging options including a wide variety of large to medium sized luxury resorts and simpler downtown hotels. Bora Bora has the perfect accommodations to suit your budget and needs, from plush lagoon-side resorts, to hidden guesthouses of the interior and even quiet family pensions.

Airports in Bora Bora
Getting to Bora Bora is a little bit more involved than just getting to the main island of Tahiti. First you must fly into Tahiti’s airport, Tahiti Faa'a International Airport.

Restaurants in Bora Bora
Bora Bora dining can be divided between the restaurants at the various hotels and pensions, and private, non-hotel related dining. Cuisine ranges from basic island staples like fruits and fish dishes to world class French and international cuisine, prepared by a variety of chefs, some imported directly from Paris.

Vacation Rentals in Bora Bora
When you’re planning to stay in Bora Bora for a week or more, consider reserving at one of Bora Bora’s marvelous vacation rental homes or overwater bungalows. By staying in a vacation rental, you can enjoy more freedom and independence during your getaway.

Activities in Bora Bora
There are so many activities to enjoy in the world's most famous lagoon that some visitors never leave the water. The clear, shallow waters are perfect for snorkeling, and you can start from you bungalow or off the beaches anywhere around Bora Bora.

Events in Bora Bora
Bora Bora is a place that couples go to have quiet, romantic getaways and enjoy only each other. Because of this atmosphere, Bora Bora does not play host to very many events each year.