Bora Bora All Inclusive Honeymoon Resorts – Do They Exist?

Below we’ll give you the low down on Bora Bora all inclusive honeymoon resorts, ensuring you’re armed with all the necessary information to make your Bora Bora honeymoon as magical and stress-free as possible.

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Now here’s the thing, you will then need another flight from Papeete to Bora Bora (airport code: BOB) with Air Tahiti, which takes around 50 minutes.

Many couples will spend a night or two on Tahiti or add in a stop on the other heavenly island of Moorea.

Most honeymoon resorts in Bora Bora are on their own motu (a tiny islet) surrounding the main island of Bora Bora. So on arrival, you’ll have to take a short boat transfer, which your resort can arrange for you prior to arrival.

Most honeymoon resorts in Bora Bora operate on a bed and breakfast basis. This means while your daily start is taken care of with a sumptuous breakfast, other meals and activities are typically not included in a standard Bora Bora honeymoon package.

Why is this the case?

Bora Bora’s exclusivity and the bespoke nature of its resorts play a role. But as a tiny remote island destination, a lot of their produce and alcohol has to be imported, which costs a pretty penny. Many couples wonder why is Bora Bora so expensive? Now you know why!

However, this doesn’t mean your dream of a worry-free, all-encompassing honeymoon can’t be realised.

A Bora Bora all inclusive honeymoon package will have to be a more bespoke undertaking. You just need to budget accordingly!

Let’s take you on a virtual tour of the best Bora Bora honeymoon resorts.

There’s a range of bungalows which are nothing short of spectacular but for those seeking something truly special, the One-Bedroom Mountain-View Overwater Bungalow Suite with Plunge Pool stands out with a slice of paradise right at your doorstep.

For culinary adventures, the resort’s restaurants serve a delightful mix of local and international cuisine. From Mediterranean classics at Arii Moana to the toes-in-the-sand charm of Faré Hoa Beach Bar & Grill.

How about breakfast delivered by a Polynesian canoe or private dinners on a secluded motu?

At the overwater spa, Te Mahana, experience treatments that draw on ancient Polynesian traditions and use local, natural ingredients.

For couples who don’t like to sit still for too long, you can go on snorkelling safaris in the lagoon, book a private yacht charter, go stargazing, jet skiing, play tennis and take an ATV tour. 

The Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora is booked on a bed & breakfast or half board (breakfast & dinner) basis, so for couples who want a Bora Bora all inclusive honeymoon experience, you can pay for meals and drinks at the end of your stay.

Drink prices range from XPF800 (approx US$8) for a beer to XPF2300 ($20) for a cocktail. Expect to pay XPF4000 ($35) for lunch and XPF10000 + ($100) for dinner per person.

Rating: 5 star +
How to get there: 15-minute boat ride costing XPF4000 ($40) per person.
Number of Rooms: 107

The accommodation is nothing short of spectacular, with a range of options to suit every taste. The Overwater Royal Otemanu, highly recommended for its breathtaking views and private pool and deck that seem to float above the turquoise waters.

Dining at the resort is a culinary journey. From the suspended over-water Lagoon Restaurant, with stunning views and a menu highlighting local produce and fresh catches, to the authentic Italian delights at Farniente Ristorante, Bamboo Restaurant for Asian cuisine, and Te Pahu for a taste of French Polynesia.

While away the hours are the Aparima Bar for casual dining and cocktails.

Snorkel at the private lagoonarium, a sanctuary for tropical fish and coral. Ask your personal butler to arrange multiple treatments at the Iridium Spa (the unique Polynesian Taurumi massage is a must). 

The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort is booked on a bed & breakfast or half board (breakfast & dinner) basis, so for couples who want a Bora Bora all inclusive honeymoon experience, you can pay for meals and drinks at the end of your stay.

The Overwater Pool Villa Lagoon View, in particular, is a standout choice, with a private pool and direct lagoon access and a blend of traditional Polynesian design and modern amenities.

From fine French dining at Le Corail, boasting the largest wine cellar in French Polynesia, to the casual beachside fare with an Asian twist, there are beautiful places to dine. They’re complemented with theme dinners that showcase traditional Polynesian song and dance.

The Deep Ocean Spa is located between the lagoon and the ocean, utilising the natural benefits of deep-sea water with overwater bungalows that allow you to view marine life as you banish any post wedding stress.

Whether it’s exploring the lagoon’s colourful marine life by paddle board, taking a short boat trip to the mainland for some handicraft shopping, a once-in-a-lifetime skydive over French Polynesia or taking a rainforest tour, the concierge is there to help make your dreams come true.

InterContinental Bora Bora Resort Thalasso Spa is booked on a bed & breakfast or half board (breakfast & dinner) basis, so for couples who want a Bora Bora all inclusive honeymoon experience, you can pay for meals and drinks at the end of your stay.

This idyllic retreat, perched on a stretch of powder-white beach and overlooks the azure waters of the South Pacific.

Accommodation at the Conrad Bora Bora Nui is a dreamy affair, with a range of suites and villas. Book the King Sunset View Overwater Pool Villa and wake up to panoramic lagoon views and lounging in your private infinity pool.

There are five unique restaurants and bars, each setting offers a different mood and cuisine. From the innovative French dishes at Iriatai to the fresh seafood and modern Chinese fare at Banyan. The resort can organise romantic dinners under the stars or on a private cruise.

The Hina Spa is named after the Polynesian goddess of beauty. The spa’s setting, and as it sits on top of a hill, it has unmatched views of Mount Otemanu and Maupiti Island.

For couples who can bear to tear themselves away from their private pool, you can go snorkelling in the crystal-clear waters and explore the prettiest islet in Bora Bora, Motu Tapu, which is exclusive to the resort’s guests. Learn to play the ukulele or weave a coconut leaf hat – learn the ancient Polynesian way of life.

The downside (if you could call it that) to Conrad Bora Bora Nui is that the villas don’t have views of Mount Otemanu.

Conrad Bora Bora Nui is booked on a bed & breakfast basis, so for couples who want a Bora Bora all inclusive honeymoon experience, you can pay for meals and drinks at the end of your stay.

There is a range of bungalows, from beachfront to overwater, adorned with local artisan wood carvings and traditional Polynesian décor. Particularly noteworthy is the Overwater Bungalow Otemanu Mountain View, with breathtaking views of Bora Bora’s iconic peak.

The main restaurant, Noa Noa, blends French-inspired cuisine with international and local dishes and Vini Vini Bar and Terrace Restaurant offers drinks and light bites.

There are also biweekly theme nights, with local dishes and traditional dance shows – a little taste of Polynesian culture. Book a private dinner on the beachfront or a unique breakfast delivered by authentic outrigger canoe.

The Deep Ocean Spa offers the only seawater therapy spa in French Polynesia.

The handy location means you can explore the main island easily.

InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana is booked on a bed & breakfast or half board (breakfast & dinner) basis, so for couples who want a Bora Bora all inclusive honeymoon experience, you can pay for meals and drinks at the end of your stay.

Set on picturesque Motu Tevairoa, there is a range of bungalows, but the Pool Overwater Villa is our top pick.

Wake up to the gentle sounds of the lagoon, peek through the glass bottom at the colourful marine life and take a dip in your private pool, all while being surrounded by nature’s beauty.

Whether it’s buffet breakfasts with serene lagoon views or dinners under the stars or drinks with stunning views of Mount Otemanu, the resort features several dining options, each offering a fusion of international cuisine with a French-Polynesian twist. 

The Tāvai Spa at Le Bora Bora is nestled in lush gardens, with treatments inspired by traditional Polynesian healing rituals.

For couples needing a dose of adventure on land, air or water, you’re not short of things to do. Stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking. Tennis and ping-pong. Sunset cruises, snorkelling adventures, and even a 4×4 safari tour where you can explore the island’s World War II history.

Le Bora Bora by Pearl Resorts may not be as refined as some of the ultra luxury brands, but it’s a splendid choice for couples who want to plan a Bora Bora all inclusive honeymoon.

Le Bora Bora by Pearl Resorts is booked on a bed & breakfast or half board (breakfast & dinner) basis, so for couples who want a Bora Bora all inclusive honeymoon experience, you can pay for meals and drinks at the end of your stay.

The former Le Meridien Bora Bora has been newly rejuvenated to a new haven of luxury, emerging from a comprehensive property-wide 2-year renovation.

You’ll find 128 bright and airy overwater bungalows, six dining options and a spa. The infinity pool is the jewel.

If you prefer an all-inclusive honeymoon resort, then we’d recommend checking out other destinations like heavenly Bora Bora rival, the Maldives or a stunning resort along the Riviera Maya in Mexico which have a huge array of resorts for that all-inclusive vibe!

You could also choose an overwater bungalow in another part of the world!

We hope this article has helped clear up any confusion about Bora Bora all inclusive honeymoon resorts. Let us know where you’re going!

Happy Planning x