The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa officially welcomes guests following a massive renovation and rebrand. Situated at the base of Mount Otemanu, the resort is home to the largest collection of overwater bungalows in Bora Bora and many luxurious amenities.
Many of the resort’s 128 overwater bungalows feature private plunge pools, and all boast views of either the lagoon, island or Mount Otemanu. Bungalows are positioned to avoid direct sightlines, offering total privacy. Family travelers may opt for one of its 14 family-friendly beach bungalows.
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The resort boasts the largest swimming pool in Bora Bora. The infinity pool features a swim-up bar and waterfall, surrounded by six cabanas. Be sure to explore the on-site private lagoon. Six distinct dining outlets offer guests a variety of cuisines and flavors from classic French Polynesian and light bites to fine dining and local seafood.
Guests may choose from an array of wellness offerings, including a state-of-the-art fitness center, in-room sleep amenities, spa treatments, watersports and land adventures.
© Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa
“We are excited to unveil this property as the first resort to open in Bora Bora since 2017, bringing the dream of Bora Bora alive like never before,” said César Marques, general manager, The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa. “The Westin Bora Bora blends the serene landscape of the island with top-tier accommodations, breathtaking ocean views, and a wide array of on- and off-property experiences, ensuring an unforgettable stay for every guest.”
The on-site Eco Center Bora Bora supports environmental stewardship and the protection of sea turtles and marine ecosystems. A range of educational and hands-on experiences are available to guests including meal preparation for sea turtles and guided tours of the facilities.
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