Tahiti
Crowned by a circle of majestic peaks, Tahiti, the largest island in French Polynesia, towers over the ocean like a proud and royal Queen. The mountainous interior is adorned with mystical valleys, clear streams, and high waterfalls. Most of the island’s population resides near the shore, leaving the interior of the island feeling almost untouched and ancient, despite such proximity to the bustling capital of Papeete. Papeete, meaning “water basket,” was once a gathering place where Tahitians came to fill their calabashes with fresh water. Now, Papeete, the touchstone of this island nation, boasts world-class resorts, spas, fine dining and unique restaurants, nightclubs, vibrant markets, museums, pearl shops, and boutiques.

Moorea
Moorea rises magically out of the ocean like a cathedral. High, sharp, inspiring green spires, crowned by clouds. Poetic threads of waterfalls tumble down fern-softened cliffs. Peaceful meadows flanked by pinnacles of emerald green will renew your belief in the majesty of nature, and Moorea’s bright blue lagoon will bring to life the South Seas idyll of your dreams. Pastel-painted houses, surrounded by gardens of hibiscus and birds of paradise, circle the island in a necklace of happy, simple villages that will elevate your senses and remind you that this is what life is all about. La vie heureuse, as they say in Tahiti, a happy life. One of the most memorable locations in The Islands of Tahiti, Moorea’s beauty is unforgettable.

Raiatea
The heartbeat of The Islands of Tahiti emanates from a special place in Raiatea, the sacred Taputapuatea marae. The expansion of Polynesians throughout the Pacific began on Raiatea from this exact site. After offering blessings through sacred ceremonies and celebrations, outriggers with original settlers ventured north to Hawaii and west to New Zealand. Raiatea, meaning “faraway heaven” and “sky with soft light,” was first named Havai’i as is considered the homeland of the ancient Polynesians. Recognized as the most sacred island in the region, the green-carpeted mountains rise to the cloud-capped peak of the celebrated Mt. Temehani.

Bora Bora
Romance. It rises from the velvet blues of the deep water up through the softer hues of the lagoon and into the air that surrounds Bora Bora. Its touch on the sea breeze tingles the skin. And its power fills each beat of the heart. A brief 50-minute flight from The Islands of Tahiti or Moorea, Bora Bora, with a lagoon resembling an artist’s palette of bright blues and greens, is love at first sight. Romantics from around the world celebrate this island where the lush tropical slopes and valleys of Mount Otemanu blossom with hibiscus, while palm-covered motu circle the illuminated lagoon like a delicate necklace.

Perfect white-sand beaches give way to azure waters where tropical-colored fish animate the coral gardens and giant manta rays glide leisurely past. This could easily be defined as the center of the romantic universe, where luxury resorts and spas dot the island with overwater bungalows, thatched-roof villas and a fabled ambiance. Simply put, Bora Bora is one of the most beautiful islands in the world.

Fairy tale escapes and palm-fringed paradise await those heading to the volcanic island of Bora Bora in French Polynesia. Luxury travel in Bora Bora ranks high on many travelers’ wish lists–-just the name itself evokes exotic luxury. This idyllic island is synonymous with electric-blue lagoons, white powder beaches, and overwater thatched-roof bungalows, where you can lounge after a day of soaking up the sunshine. We invite you to experience Bora Bora’s seductive natural beauty, the quintessential beach vacation.

This exclusive island is a natural choice for honeymooners and our Bora Bora tours offer everything from pure relaxation to active adventure, depending on the type of luxury Bora Bora vacation you’re looking for. Spend your days sunbathing on isolated beaches set amidst lush, majestic scenery and kick back by handpicking the sweetest pineapples on the planet. Or, for those seeking more action, explore the region’s adventure activities like fishing, jet skiing, kayaking, and off-road jeep tours. Our Travel Consultants always recommend incorporating an underwater exploration of the area: snorkel alongside a real-life “Nemo,” or take it up a notch and enjoy an exhilarating face to face encounter with the region’s graceful black-tip sharks and manta rays. Underwater Bora Bora tours are packed with exciting options that get your adrenalin pumping while also showcasing the island’s striking natural beauty. Another reason to head to this corner of the world? The pure, fresh flavors of gourmet Tahitian fare. Think coconut water straight from the coconut, all-you-can-eat fresh mango, and seafood caught earlier that day.

Your Bora Bora accommodations offer views so unbelievably beautiful, you would be hard-pressed to find a match anywhere. The region practically invented the overwater bungalow, arguably the most romantic place to stay on the planet! Bora Bora private luxury tours are tailored to suit your desires and provide the trip of your dreams. The experts at CMTravelonline personalize luxury travel in Bora Bora, and we promise an unparalleled experience on the idyllic Polynesian island. With verdant mountain rainforests, glistening beaches, and inviting crystal clear waters, there is no way you can go wrong; indulge in luxury travel in Bora Bora and you will thank yourself when you get there.

Highlighted Experiences

Enjoy the quintessential luxury Bora Bora vacation with no plans other than lounging on white sand beaches and swimming in the warm waters of this idyllic island getaway.
Scuba dive alongside one of Bora Bora’s most graceful residents: the manta ray.
Snorkel Bora Bora on tours through the clear waters of the lagoon, swarming with colorful fish.
Savor two staples in the locals’ diets: fresh seafood and tropical fruit.

Maupiti
There are places in The Islands of Tahiti where you can indulge in five-star, brand name resorts, and there are places where you can immerse yourself into the ebb and flow of daily life, experiencing this island nation like a local. If you’re looking for a place where the brand names are sand, sea, sun, time and tide, the Maupiti will wrap you in her arms and gently indulge you like a member of the family.

Located 195 miles (315 km) northwest of the island of Tahiti and 25 miles (40 km) West of Bora Bora, Maupiti is a tiny island (7 miles / 11 square kilometers), secluded and authentic. Whether you fly from Papeete or take the boat from Bora Bora, Maupiti will immediately seduce with its splendor and quiet pace of life. Magnificent sceneries, endless white sandy beaches both on the island and the motu, legendary rocky peaks and ancient marae all blend nicely with the friendly and smiling style of the islanders.

Huahine
Huahine casts a spell over you from the moment you arrive. Only a 40-minute flight from the island of Tahiti, the enchanted Huahine, with its lush forests, untamed landscape and quaint villages, is one of Tahiti’s best-kept secrets, a place where you can live like a local. A deep, crystal-clear lagoon surrounds the two islands that comprise Huahine, while magnificent bays and white-sand beaches add drama to the experience. Relatively unchanged by the modern world, Huahine offers the slower, more tranquil pace of old Polynesia. With only eight small villages scattered across the island, the few residents welcome visitors with great kindness. Not surprisingly, this fertile world offers a rich soil providing the local farmers a bountiful harvest of vanilla, melons and bananas.

Taha’a
Life slows on the island of Taha’a in The Islands of Tahiti. This quiet island will sweep you away into the traditional, tranquil life of the Tahitians. The flower-shaped island’s simple beauty comes in soft mountains, surrounded by tiny motu with bright, white-sand beaches. Vanilla-scented air wafts on breezes that flow down the hillsides from numerous vanilla farms, and these soft aromas ride the ocean breezes announcing the soul of the island long before you even see it on the horizon.

Rangiroa
Surrounding one of the world’s greatest destinations for scuba diving, the 240 islets string together in the ocean for more than 110 miles (177 km), completely encircling a deep lagoon. This is Rangiroa, a place that is simply beyond human imagination. Also the world’s second largest atoll, Rangiroa is a place where land and sea form an unexpected truce. The beautiful loop of islands is surrounded by different kinds of ocean: Moana-tea (Peaceful Ocean), which defines the lagoon, and Moana-uri (Wild Ocean), where whales, manta rays, dolphins and sharks put on a show for the lucky few who come to experience their world. Back on land, the main villages of Avatoru and Tiputa offer the visitor a unique look at the South Pacific. Along the few roads that exist, you’ll encounter coral churches, craft centers, local restaurants and boulangerie, along with a few tiny shops operated by locals. Wine lovers can also enjoy wine tasting at the Dominique Auroy Estate nestled within a coconut grove, which produces three grape varieties, and black pearl farms, which dot the lagoon.