Renowned throughout the world as the most romantic destination on the earth, Bora Bora is one of the most incredible islands in French Polynesia - a galaxy of 118 islands and atolls. An emerald-green island with a magnificent lagoon and bounded by offshore islets as well as reefs, Bora Bora is much favored for its fabulous tropical settings and mind blowing vistas.

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French Polynesia is much famed across the globe as a South Sea Paradise, but the water surrounding the Bora Bora is incomparable even by the Tahitian values. Located about 255 km north-west of Tahiti and just about 50 minutes flight from Tahiti, the airport in Bora Bora is on a motu, from where you are required to take a boat to your accommodation place, which in turn is a great experience and makes you feel that you have truly landed on a paradise. Surrounded by a barrier reef, the island is noted for its incredible lagoon within which lie many small islets or motus.

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Luxury island holidays in the Pacific centre on a group of over 3000 islands, each a piece of paradise with beach attached. They make up 13 countries that jointly are known as the Pacific Islands. Fiji, the most well known of all is itself a group of about 330 islands. So if you are looking to enjoy an island vacation, the luxury islands of the Pacific would have to be the natural choice.

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Rangiroa is an incredible coral atoll, situated in the Tuamotu Archipelago, of French Polynesia. With a land mass covering an area of about 40 square kilometers, Rangiroa is the largest atoll in the South Pacific and one of the largest in the world. Its lagoon in the center is the largest in the world, after Kwajalein of the Marshall Islands.

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For celebrating a wedding anniversary or for a romantic getaway, no other destinations in the planet would be as astounding and romantic as French Polynesia - a French overseas country with about 118 islands and atolls in the center of the South Pacific, all of which are grouped into five archipelagos such as the Society Archipelago, the Marquesas Archipelago, the Gambier Archipelago, Tuamotu Archipelago, and the Austral Archipelago.

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