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Mai Moana Island Bora Bora

BP. 164 Bora Bora, Society Islands, French Polynesia

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A travel blog entry by the_oldies

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... Bora. Again spectacular scenery but not much else. Some souvenir stalls by the pier but nothing else other than black pearls of varying quality and even more so in price and t-*****. Boats probably outnumbered buses to people on trips round the island. Realistically water activities are the thing to do here.

Tourism is the number one industry here but they seriously need to lift their game.

We are now on the way to Pago Pago in American Samoa .



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One more day in Paradise.

A travel blog entry by kingo

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... during this trip. It is very exiting to see how people grow and act under pressure. And she has outdone herself. I am very lucky! Jonas and I have gained a lot of perspective during this trip and a lot of exciting things are brewing and I am so excited to see what this next year will bring. It is interesting, Jonas is still not homesick one bit. I am a bit homesick if I am honest. I am loving everything but I have a hard time sitting still, and the ...

Underwater calidescope! shark and ray swim

A travel blog entry by kingo

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... frightening at the same time. But the funny thing is that as it is with most things you get used to it, and maija jumped from the boat into my arms and I had her on one side and Mikael on the other and it was ridiculous how fantastic this was. Another guy from the boat joined in and we played with these giant , gentle, smooth creatures while our guide fed them. It didn't take too long for the sharks to appear but they seemed easily spooked by the big flapping wings of ...

More than just a thank you

A travel blog entry by oconnor27

Today was quite a day. Breakfast for the guests was all at once, so that was a bit hectic, coupled with provisions arriving in the middle of service. I had a brain buster of a mission to sort out two weeks of produce into a walk-in that was pretty full already. Then the guests decided they wanted to make lunch themselves with the aide of chef David and Ana. That left me to the walk-in and Dave and Ana in ...

Resorting to relaxing

A travel blog entry by kerry_andrew

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... we headed out on a lagoon snorkeling tour with our host Phillipe, and some of the other fare guests. It was a beautiful, clear and relatively calm morning as we headed off across Opunohu Bay. We made a short stop to see eight stone-carved tikis sunk in the lagoon, before heading further around the lagoon to swim with sting rays and black-tipped reef sharks.

As we arrived in the sting ray feeding area I counted maybe a dozen sting-rays swimming over to the boat as ...