Facts

Find out some things you didn’t know about Bora Bora.

Overwater bungalows in Bora Bora are just as luxurious as hotels:

Bora Bora is one of the most exotic travel destinations in the world forgot there are other accommodations that offer breathtaking views. Fine sand beaches, warm clear water and fun activities to do all day long but takes to the next level. One of the best experiences in Bora Bora is staying at an overwater bungalow which are luxurious traditional villas sat over the water you get your private little villa with an outdoor shower, bedroom views of the ocean and and water slides that go directly into the ocean. What more could you ask for. These kinds of bungalows are very popular all over the island and we can’t imagine how beautiful it must be to live in one at least for one night and since most resorts have these little bungalows over the water it’s no wonder that more people go to Bora Bora just to enjoy them.

You can get hit or killed by a falling coconuts:

Bora Bora is very local people are very nice and welcoming towards tourist and it seems like the whole island is designed to make you feel relaxed and loved there are no cars and in this heavenly place. The only thing that can knock down besides too many cocktails or a sunburn are coconuts falling from trees apparently almost 159 people are killed by falling coconuts each year according to the University of Florida. Bora Bora exports coconuts and coconuts based products. So they have plenty of coconut trees everywhere you can safely enjoy coconut water on the beach but be careful when you walk back to your resorts and some might fall from the trees and hit you right in the head.

There is no public transportation on the island:

Bora Bora is a small island only 30.55 square kilometres and it lies in the middle of the Pacific Ocean importing with a population so small it makes life very simple for the locals. They can survive with little but not the tourists for the little needs they have. They import them by plane or boat from oil to fruits, vegetables and other items they need or can’t produce on the the island themselves. There’s also no public transportation on the island on the island so tourists will need to rent motorcycles or cars if there are accommodations don’t help them get from one point to the other. Most hotels will offer shuttles and transportation even though not much is needed for such a small island.