Bora Bora Family Adventure 6 Nights
Bora Bora Family Adventure 6 Nights is a 6-night Bora Bora holiday package from $3759 per person (double sharing), including 6 nights at a 4-star family resort in garden/lagoon-view family suite, Daily breakfast and one motu picnic lunch, Return shared boat airport transfers, Guided jet ski island tour (adults; kids ride with parent). Create family memories on this action-packed six-night Bora Bora adventure tailored for parents and kids who love the outdoors. From guided snorkelling with colourful tropical fish to a thrilling jet ski tour around the lagoon, every day is filled with excitement and discovery. Comfortable 4-star garden-view family suites keep costs manageable without compromising on quality or fun. Local cultural experiences, including a traditional Polynesian cooking class, ensure the whole family leaves with a deeper connection to this extraordinary island.
Key facts
- Destination
- Bora Bora
- Duration
- 6 nights / 7 days
- Price from
- $3759 per person, double sharing
- Includes
- 6 nights at a 4-star family resort in garden/lagoon-view family suite, Daily breakfast and one motu picnic lunch, Return shared boat airport transfers, Guided jet ski island tour (adults; kids ride with parent), Polynesian cooking class for up to 4 family members
- Excludes
- International & inter-island flights, Additional meals, snacks & beverages, Personal shopping & optional excursions, Travel insurance
What is the day-by-day itinerary?
- Island Arrival & Family Check-In
- Lagoon Snorkelling & Stingray Feeding
- Jet Ski Island Circumnavigation
- Polynesian Cooking Class & Cultural Village
- Mount Pahia Hike & Waterfall Walk
- Motu Picnic & Free Swim Day
- Departure Morning
Frequently asked questions
What age is appropriate for the jet ski tour?
Children under 16 must ride pillion with a licensed adult driver; the minimum age to ride independently is typically 16 with a driving licence. Children of all ages can enjoy the experience as passengers.
Is Bora Bora safe for young children?
Bora Bora is considered very safe for families, the lagoon is calm and enclosed, crime rates are extremely low, and most resorts have dedicated kids' facilities and shallow pool areas. Always supervise young children near open water.
Are there medical facilities on the island?
Bora Bora has a medical centre in Vaitape and a hyperbaric chamber for diving emergencies; serious cases are transferred to Papeete (Tahiti) by air. We strongly recommend comprehensive travel health insurance for all family members.
Is the cooking class conducted in English?
Yes, the cooking class is led by bilingual English/French Polynesian instructors and is designed to be interactive and fun for children. Dietary requirements and allergies can be accommodated with advance notice.
Do children need their own passports?
Yes, all travellers including infants require their own valid passport to enter French Polynesia. Ensure passports are valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates.
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