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French Polynesia, Bora Bora
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|  | Created by the gods, so Polynesian legend says, Bora Bora is considered one of the most beautiful islands in the Pacific. It is a favorite destination of divers and surfers.
In the deep blue sea
Don your fins, adjust your mask, and prepare to be awed! The marine flora and fauna that pass before your eyes are amazingly rich, and much closer and clearer than anywhere else.
Diversity of the tropical fauna
Surgeon fish, carangues, sea perch, parrot fish and fish birds, armored fish, swordfish, tuna and sharks - and the list goes on! Seeing the incredible variety is an unforgettable experience for anyone who loves diving. |
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| | Back to the blue lagoon
A dozen or so dive sites await you around the island. Beginners can practice at Tapu on the western side and at Toopua on the south. If manta rays are your thing, you'll just love the site at Anau, on the east side.
Windsurfing, kitesurfing
Wind picking up? Get going! Grab your boards and head for one of the many spots on the island. Squeeze in among the sky-surfers already at the lagoon.
Riding in a dugout canoe
The prime form of Polynesian transport, the dugout canoe with outrigger is also a great way to really visit the lagoon. Climb aboard for a tour of the island and relax to the hypnotic chants of the oarsmen. |
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