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Bora Bora's lagoon and Mount Otemanu are the picture most people carry of the South Pacific, and French Polynesia backs it up with overwater bungalows, Moorea's green peaks, and Tahiti's black-sand coast. The trip has moving parts — the flight to Papeete, an island hop, then a boat to your resort — so Fond Travels packages your flights from the US with hotels and transfers and books it by phone.

What a Tahiti & Bora Bora package can include

  • Round-trip flights from the US to Papeete, Tahiti (PPT)
  • Overwater or beach bungalows on Bora Bora, Moorea, or Tahiti
  • Inter-island flight to Bora Bora, ferry to Moorea, and boat transfers to your resort
  • Lagoon tours with rays and reef sharks, coral-garden snorkeling, Matira Beach, Moorea's Belvedere lookout

Best time to go

May–October is the dry season: sunny, breezy, and less humid, with the highest demand in July and August. November–April is warmer and wetter, with short tropical showers and often better resort availability.

Where to stay

  • Bora Bora: the signature overwater bungalows on the outer motu, facing the mountain
  • Moorea: the same lagoon scenery a short ferry from Tahiti, at a gentler price point
  • Tahiti: a night near Papeete on arrival or departure, plus a waterfall and surf-coast day

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FAQs

About 8 hours nonstop from Los Angeles, then roughly 50 minutes on to Bora Bora. Most trips run 7–10 nights across two islands.

US citizens can generally visit for short stays with a valid passport and no visa — ask us about current requirements before travel.

Honeymooners and anniversary trips first, but Moorea in particular suits families and anyone who wants the lagoon without the bungalow splurge. We'll pair islands to fit your budget.

Yes — it's the classic split: 3–4 nights on each, with Tahiti as the connection point. We'll sequence the flights and boats so nothing is a rush.