49 among the 116 available properties in Bora-Bora are house rentals. They account for nearly half of the accommodation types in this destination (43.36%). Additionally, these accommodations have a median size of 1,550 ft² as well as an average price of $883 per night. Furthermore, these properties are optimal if you're going in a group of 5, as that is the average number of guests house rentals can welcome in Bora Bora. Vacationers looking for something other than house rentals can also find many hotel rooms, which are the other most popular type of accommodation in Bora Bora. These accommodations cost $730 per night on average and have an average size of 700 ft².
Find a welcoming rental from $37 per night by searching through the 116 properties being offered in Bora Bora. HomeToGo instantaneously highlights the best offers by comparing all of the listed vacation homes in Bora Bora from its various partners.
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Choose a filter above to look for an offer matching your criteria among the 116 rentals in Bora Bora. You can easily find a vacation rental fitting your expectations in Bora Bora if you can't imagine a vacation without internet or you want a rental with a balcony or a patio, as most accommodations provide "internet" or "balconies/patios." Plan your vacation in advance if you want a rental with a fireplace or you want a rental with a sauna. There are just 0 listed rentals including "fireplaces" and 1 accommodations with "saunas."
The weather in Bora-Bora
Check out the climate diagram for Bora Bora. On average, the warmest month is February. However, temperatures can go lower than 71° in Bora-Bora in July. Bring your umbrella in December, the rainiest month of the year!
Enjoy the beauty of French Polynesia with a Bora-Bora vacation rental
Whether your plans include diving the colorful reefs, snorkeling with exotic marine life, feeding sharks and manta rays or deep-sea fishing, a Bora-Bora vacation rental provides your home base. Accommodations include luxurious over-the-water bungalows, stylish cottages and huts right on the beach, chic high-rise condominiums with stunning ocean views, hillside guest houses, and sprawling ocean-view villas.
Tastes of French Polynesia
If you've built up an appetite after exploring by land and sea, traditional French Polynesian dishes will tame those hunger pangs. If you love fish, you'll love the menus.
Poisson Cru is the national dish and includes raw fish, usually tuna, and vegetables that are marinated in fresh coconut milk, lemon and lime juice, and garlic. For the real deal, stop at a roadside roulette for a budget-friendly meal.
Family-friendly water adventures: Children can swim with the fishes
Bora-Bora's surrounding crystal-clear water is, indeed, a natural wonder. Bora Bora is a SCUBA diver's and snorkeler's paradise. Several tour operators offer SCUBA dive and snorkeling excursions out to live colorful reefs for all experience levels.
When diving and snorkeling, expect to see hard and soft coral that teem with vibrant-colored tropical fish, manta rays, eagle rays, bat rays, leopard rays, and various sharks. Don't worry, these sharks are diver and snorkeler friendly.
Exploring the natural beauty of the island
Get out and explore the natural wonders of Bora-Bora. Located near the center of the island, Mount Otemanu is one of two inactive volcanoes and rises to 2,385 feet, which is the highest point on Bora-Bora. The ocean side of the volcano appears to rise up directly from the water, while the inland face appears as a rugged spiral.
Take a guided four-wheel-drive tour around the mountain’s base. Visitors will see World War II cannons used by the United States, wonderfully carved cave formations, and ancient archaeological artifacts. Boat tours also feature a 360-degree view of the volcano.
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