What do you know about Bora Bora? Important information for tourists

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Qasimi - Bora Bora is a real paradise on earth, one of the few places that many hope to visit in their lives. You must have heard about Bora Bora and seen the charming pictures of this island with its stunning beaches in the middle of the ocean.

Where is Bora Bora located?

Thousands of people write this question on Google, and the answer is that it is a tropical island located in French Polynesia (within the overseas territories of France) in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, halfway between the United States of America and Australia.

How much will it cost you to visit Bora Bora?

Most of you must wish Bora Bora wasn't a luxury vacation destination, but unfortunately the average cost of a one-week vacation there is about $11,000 for two people, and the least you can probably spend is $6,000.

Housing prices range between 800 and 2,000 dollars per night, and access to Bora Bora is not cheap either, as it costs about 2,500 dollars per person.

Are there options to get to Bora Bora without having a big fortune?

It can if you choose to take a Pacific cruise with many stops, Bora Bora being among them.

How is the climate in Bora Bora?

There are two seasons on this island, summer and winter, but the Polynesian summer lasts from November to April and is the rainy season with temperatures in the range of 30 degrees Celsius, while the winter is the dry season with low temperatures.

How do you move around the island?

If you have a plan to visit the island, be prepared to walk or rent a bicycle or a car, because there are no public transportation in Bora Bora, and the only thing that can be considered public transportation is the Le truck that makes two-hour tours around the island.

There are no poisonous snakes or insects, but there is another danger

That's right, there are no dangerous wild animals in this tropical paradise, you can take a nap on the beach or anywhere on the island. The only danger there is the coconut that may fall on you from the top of the palm tree, especially with its weight of two kilograms from a height of about 30 meters.