Best time to visit Bora Bora
Best time of year to visit Bora Bora
June to December is the best time to visit Bora Bora as it offers a large choice of things to do. November is a prime month to visit this South Pacific island to witness sea turtles laying eggs on the shores, meet dolphins, attend a traditional canoe competition, and watch the world’s best water athletes at the annual Iron Mana Bora Bora Liquid Festival. Another great time to travel to Bora Bora is July when baby turtles start hatching from the eggs, the diving season is in full swing, the ocean teems with Manta Rays, and a great cultural festival Heiva i Bora Bora is on. The only thing left for you to do is book tickets and head to Bora Bora.
6 THINGS TO DO IN BORA BORA (SEPTEMBER 29 - OCTOBER 08)
Dolphins
The clear waters of Bora Bora are a great place to see migrating dolphins
Shark Watching and Feeding
Your heart rate will rise in the presence of some of these deadly sea predators, swimmers can join the packs in water, while non-swimmers may watch the action from aboard
Humpback Whales
Hear the calls of humpback whales in the waters around Bora Bora
Perfect Diving
The beautiful picturesque waters of Bora Bora are perfect for scuba diving
Diving & Swimming with Manta Rays
Swim in a company of these gracious underwater creatures in the waters of the Anau Lagoon
Deep Sea Fishing
Discover deep sea fishing in the open Pacific Ocean and enjoy fabulous views of the islands
7 THINGS TO DO OUT OF SELECTED DATE RANGE
Hawaiki Nui Va'a
out of rangeThe annual event is a great opportunity to experience a canoe competition, as well as other performances that come along
Heiva i Bora Bora
unconfirmedThe Heiva festival is one of the most fun ways to experience the culture of Bora Bora
KXT Watermana
on holdTaking place in late November–early December over a week, the Watermana endurance competition attracts the attention of some of the best water-based athletes in the world
Baby Turtles Hatching Season
out of rangeExperience the hatching season of baby sea turtles as they make their way into the water for the first time
Turtles Laying Eggs
out of rangeWatch sea turtles gracefully make their way to their nesting ground to lay eggs
Polynesian Breadfruit (Uru or Ulu)
out of rangeSpecial thanks to the British Captain Cook who discovered this versatile fruit in French Polynesia
Stone Fishing
out of rangeExperience this centuries-old Polynesian tradition of catching fish
