With so many gorgeous resorts and overwater bungalows reaching into the giant lagoon of Bora Bora, it’s hard to decide where to stay. But don’t worry, I did the looking for you and here are my pics and a few comments to help you make that trip-of-a-lifetime decision.
Let’s start this mini series at the Hilton, Bora Bora

You can stay in villas in the garden or overwater bungalows. These 2 on the end are the Presidential suites.

The Presidential suites are 2 floors and this top floor has your own sauna and massage table before stepping through this hobbit door to the deck with a bar and jacuzzi

But most couples go for one of these – overwater bungalows where you can jump in off your own balcony and snorkel with the fish

Vaea brought this fresh seafood platter cooked on the bbq on the motu: spiny lobster (crayfish), shrimp, mahi mahi, tuna and poisson cru. Amazeballs!