Flights are almost $3,000 per person later this year. Has anyone found a more affordable way of getting to Bora Bora? I am helping someone book their honeymoon. If you have been to Bora Bora - please give me recommendations. Thank you.
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czarman25
Tired Member
posted: Jun. 27, 2012 @ 7:30a
I've been - for anyone to assist please provide where they are flying from ; what month, etc... Cant put 3k in perspective unless have details.
czarman25
Tired Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 11:58a
I give up on this OP - no response.
jaimelobo
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posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 4:54p
czarman25 said: I give up on this OP - no response.[reaction="forehead.slap"] And not even a new member! [/reaction]
oxygenmm
Shopaholic Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2012 @ 3:48p
Sorry we just returned from vacation. Flying out of LAX on 12-16-12 for 7 nights - Thanks
mybuds
Ancient Member
posted: Jul. 9, 2012 @ 6:47p
Is that 3k including the inter-island flights between PPT and Bora Bora?
I just returned from Bora Bora. $3000 a person is definitely at the upper range of what tickets cost, but prices are dependent on season, specials and when you book. I was able to use AA miles for Air Tahiti Nui flights from LAX to PPT (the redemption also included ORD-LAX on AA). You can use miles from a few other programs as well. Finding tickets at low redemption levels for 12/16 might be difficult.
Only Air Tahiti (not the same as Air Tahiti Nui) flies from PPT to Bora Bora, and tickets cost about $500 a person. There is no other practical way to get to Bora Bora. I do not know of any way to get discounted tickets on Air Tahiti.
If the budget is tight, they can do Moorea, which is reachable on a quick and cheap ferry, instead of Bora Bora. This saves $1000 on airfare alone, and hotels, food and activities are also cheaper. Moorea has no 5 star hotels like the Four Seasons and St Regis Bora Bora, but the 4 star hotels with over water bungalows (eg. Hilton) are still very nice.
A Bora Bora honeymoon is not for anyone on a tight budget. Easily 10k+ for a week at St Regis or Four Seasons (or even IC Thallaso), not including airfare. You can cut the budget down a bit by doing cheaper hotels, eating sandwiches for dinner, skipping activities, etc but that is not what most people want on a honeymoon.
oxygenmm
Shopaholic Member
posted: Jul. 11, 2012 @ 8:50p
Thanks mybuds I'll look into this great information. And $3000 includes inter island travel directly to bora bora. I appreciate your help.
dynorobertlee
New Member
posted: Aug. 18, 2012 @ 8:10a
You should be contact with travel agencies for best suggestion.
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