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Bora Bora - a strange place in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
Bora Bora - a strange place in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
If there is paradise on earth, then probably Bora Bora is one of those places where you can look for it. Crystal clear waters, lush tropical vegetation, beautiful beaches, the remnants of an extinct volcano towering above all this splendor - all this strange place in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, maybe not paradise, but exactly the place where God drew his inspiration when he created the Earth.
Bora Bora is the most famous of the islands of the Society Islands archipelago belonging to French Polynesia. The island is located at a distance of 240 kilometers from another, no less famous magical corner - the island of Tahiti. The kingdom of tropical greenery, the unique beauty of the Bora Bora lagoon, is rightly considered one of the most beautiful in the Pacific Ocean, the richness of the underwater world, peace and tranquility have deservedly turned the island into one of the most sophisticated resorts on the planet. Bungalows on stilts, standing in the middle of the lagoon, have become the hallmark of Bora Bora - a real embodiment of the dream of a paradise life.
It seems that the trends of the modern world are not powerful here. Bora Bora, this lost paradise in the Pacific Ocean, has managed to preserve its original beauty, which has made it one of the most famous, charming, wonderful places on the planet.
Europeans, however, discovered this island back in the 18th century - the famous James Cook sailed here back in 1769, and landed for the first time in 1777. But Bora Bora, due to its remoteness from the rest of the world, remained the way it was for many, many years wanted to see the indigenous people of these places, appeared here around 400 AD. Only in the twentieth century, the islands, annexed by France, felt some influence of civilization - during the war years, an American military base was located on Bora Bora, thanks to which the coast of the island bristled with military guns. But fate kept the island - not a single battle took place here, and in 1946 the base was completely closed.
Since then, the island of Bora Bora, along with the small islands surrounding it, called motu, located along the coast with luxurious hotels, a number of beautiful beaches, has been completely owned by those who seek, even for a short time, to realize an old dream - to enjoy peace and tranquility in the midst of evergreen, picturesque landscapes, off the coast of the emerald blue ocean and plunging into it the lilac sky.
Call tel. 068-552-29-29
Send wishes to info.travelself @gmail.com
Bora Bora is the most famous of the islands of the Society Islands archipelago belonging to French Polynesia. The island is located at a distance of 240 kilometers from another, no less famous magical corner - the island of Tahiti. The kingdom of tropical greenery, the unique beauty of the Bora Bora lagoon, is rightly considered one of the most beautiful in the Pacific Ocean, the richness of the underwater world, peace and tranquility have deservedly turned the island into one of the most sophisticated resorts on the planet. Bungalows on stilts, standing in the middle of the lagoon, have become the hallmark of Bora Bora - a real embodiment of the dream of a paradise life.
It seems that the trends of the modern world are not powerful here. Bora Bora, this lost paradise in the Pacific Ocean, has managed to preserve its original beauty, which has made it one of the most famous, charming, wonderful places on the planet.
Europeans, however, discovered this island back in the 18th century - the famous James Cook sailed here back in 1769, and landed for the first time in 1777. But Bora Bora, due to its remoteness from the rest of the world, remained the way it was for many, many years wanted to see the indigenous people of these places, appeared here around 400 AD. Only in the twentieth century, the islands, annexed by France, felt some influence of civilization - during the war years, an American military base was located on Bora Bora, thanks to which the coast of the island bristled with military guns. But fate kept the island - not a single battle took place here, and in 1946 the base was completely closed.
Since then, the island of Bora Bora, along with the small islands surrounding it, called motu, located along the coast with luxurious hotels, a number of beautiful beaches, has been completely owned by those who seek, even for a short time, to realize an old dream - to enjoy peace and tranquility in the midst of evergreen, picturesque landscapes, off the coast of the emerald blue ocean and plunging into it the lilac sky.
Call tel. 068-552-29-29
Send wishes to info.travelself @gmail.com
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