Le Bora Bora By Pearl Resorts – A Favorite for Families in Bora Bora

Le Bora Bora by Pearl Resorts has 108 rooms across three categories: garden villas with private pool, beachfront suites with private pool, and overwater bungalows with direct access to the turquoise lagoon. Each overwater bungalow includes a glass floor panel to view marine life below, and a private deck with a hammock and plunge pool. The room design uses Polynesian architectural details such as wooden carvings and local art throughout.

The resort offers three on-site restaurants: Otemanu Restaurant overlooks the lagoon and serves al fresco dinner, Miki Miki is the poolside lunch spot, and Poerava is a gourmet venue open Tuesday-Saturday. A wine bar called Uaina serves sushi and tapas in a chic setting. Guests can book private dining on the beach or in their room, and a complimentary American breakfast is served daily.

The TĀVAI Spa offers a full menu of treatments including body scrubs, wraps, facials, and couples massages in a dedicated spa building with a sauna, hammam, and relaxation lounge. A fitness center with modern equipment is available for guests, and the spa also features a hair salon with styling and manicure/pedicure services. The spa provides a hydrotherapy circuit and a serene garden setting.

Guests can snorkel in a private coral garden planted by the resort, or borrow kayaks and stand-up paddleboards free of charge. The resort offers tennis courts, table tennis, evening Polynesian dance shows, and a fire dance performance on Friday nights. An on-site tattoo artist provides authentic Polynesian designs, and the concierge arranges lagoon tours, jet skiing, and quad biking excursions.

The resort sits on Motu Tevairoa, a private island with a white-sand beach and direct lagoon access, 20 minutes by private boat from Bora Bora Airport. A complimentary water shuttle runs to the main island of Vaitape every 15-30 minutes. Three boutiques sell authentic Polynesian art and jewelry, and the property collaborates with environmental NGOs on coral reef conservation.

Rooms: Overwater bungalows with glass floor panels and private plunge pools

Dining: 3 restaurants plus wine bar with sushi & tapas

Wellness: TĀVAI Spa with hydrotherapy, sauna & hammam

Activities: Private coral garden, kayaks, tennis, Polynesian shows

Location: Private motu, 20 min boat from airport, free shuttle to main island

Sustainability: Coral reef conservation partnerships with NGOs