Dining In Bora Bora
June 5, 2009 by Richard-Admin
Filed under Bora Bora Dining
When it comes to dining out in Bora Bora, the options are endless and can vary from a casual picnic on a secluded motu (smaller islands) with your table actually in the lagoon, to a fine dining experience with a world-class view of the Bora Bora Lagoon.
It is possible to take a tour package that includes various types of water sports, like snorkeling or shark feeding and then provides a nice picnic on a secluded beach. The lunch or dinner could be on the beach or better yet a few feet out in the lagoon. With the surrounding views and the overall peacefulness, this is quite the unique dining experience.
All the resorts in Bora Bora will have their own world class dining experiences to offer, so no matter where you are staying you will have the option to experience an elegant Polynesian dinner. Most of the fine dining restaurants will provide breathtaking panoramic views of the Bora Bora Lagoon. This makes for the perfect sunset dinner.
Some of the most popular and enjoyable restaurants on the island include Bloody Mary’s, Top Dive Restaurant and Villa Mahana.
Bloody Mary’s is a place almost everyone should visit and is the most talked about dining destination in Bora Bora. It is an extremely tropical setting as any island style restaurant would be imagined with sand flooring.
Top Dive provides quite the assortment of island style fish entrees and boasts the most beautiful view of the island’s lagoon.
Villa Mahana is 5-star dining experience in a small and intimate setting. It is highly recommended that you book a reservation for this place well in advance.
The nice thing about most of the restaurants on the island is that they will come and pick you up at your resort, which helps give the option of trying several different places without regards to their locations.
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