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Between lagoons

This dreamy island, known as the ‘pearl of Polynesia’, is just a 45 minute flight from Papeete, with silky beaches set against the emerald backdrop of Mount Otemanu: truly a perfect place for a South Pacific idyll.

The charm of Bora Bora is legendary and has inspired some of the world’s most famous writers, painters, philosophers and pleasure-seekers. They have been followed by some of the world’s most luxurious hotels, offering sophisticated facilities

 

What's a Lagoon?

Lagoons are shallow coastal bodies of water separated from the ocean by a series of barrier islands which lie parallel to the shoreline. Inlets, either natural or man-made, cut through barrier islands and permit tidal currents to transport water into and out of the lagoons. Because lagoons are characteristically shallow, they are strongly influenced by precipitation and evaporation, which results in fluctuating water temperature and salinity

 

Itinerary: 08 Days/ 07 nights
Per person based on double occupancy

Cost
Taxes Included
From Jan 01 to Mar 31
$ 4,700
From Jun 01 to Oct 31
$ 4,900
 

 

Includes

Return Airfare from Los Angeles to Papeete

1 Nights in Papeete including Breakfast
3 Nights in Bora Bora in Over Water Bungalow,
3  Nights in Taha'a in Over Water Bungalow

Breakfast and Dinner included
All transfers and Inter Island flights

 

 

 

 

 

Itinerary: 08 days/ 07 nights

Day 1-2 North America to Tahiti.
Upon arrival at Faa Airport in Papeete, you will be greeted by a Longitude 180 representative.

Day 3-5 Bora Bora.
Following a short flight (1h30) settle down in the magical island of Bora Bora. Suspended between crystal waters and limitless skies.

Day 6 - 8 Tahaa.
Following a short helicopter transfer from Bora Bora, you arrive on the island of Tahaa also nicknamed "Vanilla Island"-

Day 9 Tahiti to North America.
This afternoon return to Tahiti by air. Time to say farewell to paradise as you board your flight to North America arriving the next morning.


Extensions idea
Cargo Cruise
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Shoot the Pass
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Deap Ocean Spa
  
Tahiti Twosome
  

 

When to Go

Located in the tropical zone of the southern hemisphere, French Polynesia enjoys warm temperatures throughout the year, gently influenced by the Austral seasons.
The winter season runs from May to October, with early morning temperatures in the high 20sºC, daytime highs in the mid 30sºC and relatively low humidity.
This is the ideal time to visit the islands. The summer season, from November through to April, is slightly warmer but often very rainy.
Both seasons are subject to trade winds which provide a pleasant morning breeze, but are often followed by showers. The islands rarely suffer from tropical storms except during years when El Niño affects ocean currents.

 

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