Bora Bora has been named "The Most Beautiful Island in the World". It is the jewel of the South Seas. Dominant from the moment you arrive are Mt. Otemanu and the twin peaks of Mt. Pahia, the most spectacular eroded remnants of an ancient sunken volcano. Many times shrouded in clouds, these sharply jagged cliffs take on mythical and mysterious qualities.

An artist's palette of hues, you will love counting the shades of color in these translucent waters. Tiny reef-islets called motus ring the opalescent waters like exotic little havens cast adrift. Coconut palms seem to quiver like a mirage on the horizon, and a confection of white sand beaches dip down in to crystal lagoons.

Explore the entire coastline of Bora Bora as it is only 20 miles around. Off-road excursions via 4-wheel drive, bicycles or hiking into this wild beauty will reveal incredible vistas and valleys. Discover the island passing colorful villages, archeological sites, old Army bunkers and cannons left over from World War II. Still in use today is the airport built by American G.I.s stationed on Bora Bora.

Nearly every water sport is enjoyed on the island, but most famous is it's snorkeling. The lagoon's countless species of tropical fish, brilliant coral gardens and crystal clear water create some of the very best undersea worlds you will ever find. For an exhilarating expedition, you can even swim with and watch local divers feed the sharks and stingrays. This is an amazing adventure that you will never forget. This is a place of dramatic beauty, warm waters and gentile climate. Bora Bora is truly one of nature's most inspired creations.