BORA BORA PEARL BEACH RESORT
Average Price Per Room Per Night: $490

It took seven million years for nature to create Bora Bora's spectacular beauty, and it was worth every minute. Surrounded by a gorgeous multi-colored lagoon, with flower-filled valleys and some of the most stupendous beaches you'll ever see, it is paradise incarnate.   

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Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort

YOUR OVER THE WATER BUNGALOW
Best Ones # 43 - 44 -  35

    
Glass Cocktail Table For
Viewing Fish
At Night Turn Lights Out And Turn Underneath Light On
Table Opens So You Can Feed Fish
Very Beautiful & Romantic

YOUR BREAKFAST CAN BE SERVED RIGHT TO YOUR BUNGALOW

A PICNIC BEACH LUNCH

FUN FUN FUN

TREAT YOURSELF

RELAX

Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort

Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort is designed in traditional Polynesian style and located on Motu Tevairoa. Its 10 beachfront suites and 50 overwater bungalows overlook a magnificent lagoon. 6 garden pool and 14 premium garden pool suites offer a large tropical garden and a private plunge pool. All bungalows and suites offer mini-bar, direct international telephone, safe, hair dryer, tea/coffee facilities, television, movie channels, and ceiling fan. The overwater bungalows have glass tables and sundeck with easy access into the lagoon. The beach suites offer a lounge and a jacuzzi in a private garden. The hotel has two restaurants and two bars, boutiques, and offers a large choice of activities.
Free Activities: Swimming pool, kayaks, outrigger canoes, windsurfing, snorkeling equipment, tennis, mini-golf, billiards, movie theater, folkloric dance shows three times a week.  ( Rated best Pool & Lagoon in all of Tahiti. )

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Garden Pool Suite 
 

Overwater Bungalow & Resort Pool
 
  
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View from a pontoon Overwater Bungalow Bungalow Jacuzzi Beach Bungalow The Beach   Swimming pool Garden Bungalow

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Click for Review Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort: "Worth Every Single Penny"
 

Island Restaurants
Bloody Mary's is probably the most famous restaurant on the island. The signs out front show all of the famous people who have eaten at the restaurant. Don't go here to see rich and famous because you will probably be disappointed. Instead, go here for the great atmosphere and decor. It reminded me a lot of a Hard Rock Cafe, but Polynesian style. As you enter the restaurant, the floor was entirely made of sand. There is no menu because their fresh fish selection changes every day. You are brought to a large buffet with all of the food set out. The hostess will go over each dish and provide pricing. You give her your order and then you are seated. The chairs to the table are actually tree stumps and there are coconut palm growing out of the floor. Bloody Mary?s is an open air restaurant and the back ?wall? is made of plants. For a good laugh, make sure that you go into the bathroom. The food here was just so so, but it is worth the stop. They sell shirts and hats at the front of the restaurant and they make great souvenirs. The restaurant provides a free shuttle and they will tell you the time of the pick-ups when you make your reservations.

Top Dive is by far the best restaurant on the island. The strange thing is that this fabulous restaurant is located at a dive resort. The inside is beautiful, with high ceilings and white linens on the tables. Everything is presented artfully and the food was spectacular. All of the dishes are gourmet and the best part was the dessert. I ordered the Strawberry Symphony that was actually five different strawberry desserts all served on one plate. The resort owns the shuttle to the restaurant and you will be charged 10% of your total bill. Compared to the taxi rates, this is a bargain.
 

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BORA BORA LAGOON RESORT-Dressed in white pareos, flower heis and leis, you celebrate at this beach ceremony, performed by a Tahitian and accompanied by dances and music. Following the ceremony is a romantic sunset canoe cruise with cocktails. Then share a candlelight dinner at the resort’s Otemanu Restaurant. Photos of the ceremony are included.