Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
About Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora sits on Motu Tehotu, a reef islet on the east side of the lagoon, and opened in 2008. Most guests stay in overwater bungalows, and there are also beachfront villas with one to three bedrooms.
What sets it apart is the Ruahatu Lagoon Sanctuary, where an on-site marine biologist leads snorkel tours, and the clear view of Mount Otemanu from many bungalows. It suits honeymooners, families and travelers who want top service.
At a glance
Highlights
- Views of Mount Otemanu
- Ruahatu Lagoon Sanctuary
- Snorkel tours with a marine biologist
- Overwater bungalows with plunge pools
- Tamarii Club for kids
Amenities
Rooms and suites
- Overwater bungalows with lagoon or Mount Otemanu views, many with plunge pools
- Overwater suites with beach or lagoon views
- Land-based bungalows and suites
- One-, two- and three-bedroom beachfront villas, some with private pools
Restaurants and bars
The resort is not all-inclusive. Meals are paid separately or as part of your rate plan.
- Arii Moana: Mediterranean classics
- Vaimiti: Asian cuisine in an overwater setting
- Tere Nui: on-site restaurant
- Fare Hoa: beachside cocktails
- Pool bar: drinks and light bites by the infinity pool
Beach, pools and spa
A private beach with cabanas faces the lagoon, and a wave-shaped infinity pool has its own cabanas. The temple-style Te Mahana Spa has 7 treatment rooms, raised walkways and an overwater spa suite.
Activities and entertainment
Guests can snorkel the inner lagoon with the resort’s marine biologist, or use kayaks and paddleboards. There are 2 tennis courts, a pickleball court, volleyball, a 24-hour gym and yoga classes. Kids have the free Tamarii Club with a splash pad.
Who it’s best for
- Best for: honeymooners, families with children and snorkelers.
- Consider another resort if: you want to walk to shops and restaurants in Vaitape.
Getting there from Bora Bora Airport
International flights land at Faa’a International Airport (PPT) in Tahiti. From there, a domestic flight of about 50 minutes takes you to Bora Bora Airport (BOB) on Motu Mute. Resort staff meet you at the airport, and the boat ride to the resort takes about 15 minutes.
Book the resort’s boat transfer in advance so staff are waiting when you land. Plan a night in Tahiti if your international flight arrives too late for the last domestic flight.
Good to know
- A city tax is charged per person per night, except for children under 12
- The main pool is due for renovation from January 4 to February 24, 2027
- There are no elevators on the property
- Pets are not allowed, except service animals
Location of Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
FAQ about Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
Where is Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora?
On Motu Tehotu, a reef islet on the east side of the Bora Bora lagoon.
How do I get there from the airport?
By resort boat from Bora Bora Airport, about 15 minutes.
How do I reach Bora Bora from Tahiti?
Take a domestic flight of about 50 minutes from Faa'a International Airport (PPT).
Is it all-inclusive?
No. Meals are paid separately or included in some rate plans.
Is it adults only?
No. Children are welcome.
Is there a kids club?
Yes. The Tamarii Club is free and has a splash pad.
Does it have overwater bungalows?
Yes. Most rooms are overwater bungalows, many with plunge pools.
What is the spa called?
Te Mahana Spa. It has 7 treatment rooms.
Can I snorkel at the resort?
Yes. The Ruahatu Lagoon Sanctuary has guided tours with a marine biologist.
When did the resort open?
In 2008.
