Bora-Bora Camping:


The most affordable option for Bora Bora live in a family atmosphere. Camping Bora Bora is the most beautiful on the island motu with a white sand beach, the view of the main island is exceptional.



For reservation contact Martina & Michel :+689 87 702 208 /87 329 379email: boraboracamping@gmail.com  

Price: 2000 Fcp/person/nightTransfert to motu: boat: 1000 Fcp/person/one way


You can enjoy local cuisine with affordable prices.
When you transfer you can buy groceries. The campsite has a kitchen, bathroom.

Note that the use of water instead of the motu, namely unfiltered water for showers and washing dishes. However, drinking water is provided on site. The camp is run by a local family in a friendly and relaxed. If you choose this magical place, so be relaxed, friendly and respectful.


The site does not have room for the moment, only sites for tents. 






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