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Authentic Food in Bora Bora

Authentic Food in Bora Bora

Vacations mean eating. A lot of eating. And that’s a good thing, because eating means getting to know the local culture in one of the most fundamental ways. Can you really say you’ve visited a place if you haven’t eaten its signature dishes?

As you might know, restaurants are a bit scarce in our part of Bora Bora. They are not non-existent, of course—we have our favorites, like Bloody Mary’s, which we’ve talked about before, plus the nearby resorts have gourmet dining experiences that are worth a try.

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Honeymooning in Bora Bora

Honeymoon Adventures in Bora Bora

Not a fan of walled-off resorts and cruise ship captivity, but have a soft spot for tropical drinks, eye-popping sunsets and flawless beaches? Then Bora Bora (and Here Moana Bungalow) might be the perfect tropical honeymoon for the two of you.

Here's how to honeymoon off the beaten path and adventure like a local during your Bora Bora honeymoon vacation.

And for the Bungalow's particular scenic location on the motu: you don’t have to feel like a tourist here.

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What to Pack for Your Bora Bora Vacation

Bora Bora Beach and Palm Trees

What to Pack for Bora Bora

Ahhh, the joys of packing for a vacation. The only thing more tedious is unpacking after you get home.

For now, though, you still have your trip to look forward to. Here’s a list of what to bring for your Bora Bora vacation, and what we provide for you at the Here Moana Bungalow.

WHAT TO BRING/BUY

  • Lightweight clothes. The weather here averages 82-85 degrees Fahrenheit (27-29 degrees Celsius) year-round. A light jacket or sweater is appropriate for mornings and evenings. We also provide a washer, dryer and laundry detergent in case your clothes need a mid-week refresher.

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