Car rental in Bora-Bora

Getting Around

In Bora-Bora, renting a car is one of the best ways to explore the island at your own pace. The island's size makes it an excellent destination for a self-drive holiday.

Car Class Recommendations

A compact car is ideal for navigating around Bora-Bora's roads. The roads are well maintained but can be quite narrow with occasional bumps. SUVs or 4x4 vehicles would be perfect for adventurous explorations.

Parking and Traffic Rules

Most hotels and tourist areas have parking facilities. Remember, cars drive on the right side of the road and the speed limit in most areas is 40 km/h (25 mph), but keep an eye out for posted speed limits as these can vary.

Exploring Bora-Bora's Beauties

In Bora-Bora, there is a captivating view waiting at every turn. But, what points of interest should be on your must-see list?

Iconic Attractions

• Matira Beach: Known for its fine sand and clear water, this beach is loved by both tourists and locals.
• Bora Bora Lagoonarium: A natural aquarium where you can swim with turtles, sharks, and rays.
• Mount Otemanu: The highest point on the island offers exciting hiking opportunities.

Scenic Driving Routes

The island's main route, named "The Ring Road", offers a 32-kilometre-long scenic drive around the island. Get mesmerized by the stunning seascapes, mountain views, and vibrant beach scenes.

Train Stations, Airports, and Ports

Bora-Bora doesn't have a train system. The island can be reached via ferry from Tahiti or by air. The Bora-Bora Airport is located on a motu (islet), with boat transfers required to reach the main island.

Embrace the Bora-Bora's Vibes

The local culture is inviting, the climate is tropical yet pleasant, and the currency is the Franc. Do note that Bora-Bora doesn't have urban neighborhoods as such but is divided into villages.
So, whether it's the Tahitian dance performances or the celebrated Tiare flower festival, there's always something enchanting happening in Bora-Bora!