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Bora Bora OneSet on a small private islet just off the main...

















Bora Bora One

Set on a small private islet just off the main island, Bora Bora One is a spellbinding mix of scenic tropical beauty and impeccable service.

Surrounded by acres of exotic gardens and the bright turquoise waters of the Pacific, the plantation-style structure consists of five independent suites, each with its own distinct personality and unique, elegant design.

A variety of dining experiences await at the property, including relaxed beachfront or poolside lunches as well as gourmet dinners accompanied by the best French wines.

Other 5-star amenities at Bora Bora One include a private beach, a stunning marbled swimming pool, and the latest technology features.

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