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Spend four private hours aboard a performance catamaran exploring Bora Bora’s glassy lagoon. Sail, snorkel vibrant coral gardens and relax at a floating bar in shallow crystal water with a captain who customizes the route for your group.
Spend four private hours aboard a performance catamaran exploring Bora Bora’s glassy lagoon. Sail, snorkel vibrant coral gardens and relax at a floating bar in shallow crystal water with a captain who customizes the route for your group.
Board the Vitamin Sea and feel the trade winds push the hull through a lagoon the color of crushed glass. Within minutes the island’s volcanic cone recedes into a horizon of motus while the captain trims sails for a private four-hour circuit of shallow reefs and calm bays.
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Operated by Sailing Bora Bora · Vaitape, Society Islands
Board the Vitamin Sea and feel the trade winds push the hull through a lagoon the color of crushed glass. Within minutes the island’s volcanic cone recedes into a horizon of motus while the captain trims sails for a private four-hour circuit of shallow reefs and calm bays.
Bora Bora began as a volcanic island whose eroded peak now sits inside a broad fringing reef; that geology creates sheltered lagoons rich in coral and marine life. The shallow bays were once navigational waypoints for Polynesian voyagers and later strategic anchors during WWII. Today the culture of the island is oriented around the sea — food, music and hospitality center on the lagoon.
Expect a relaxed sequence: a sail to prime snorkeling grounds, time in clear shallows to float among corals and rays, then the floating bar calm where drinks and snacks are served from waist-deep water. The private format lets the captain tailor stops to your group’s pace, whether you want more snorkeling or longer time sipping chilled beverages in a sheltered bay.
Practical edge: mornings often mean smoother water and better visibility; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a brimmed hat and water shoes for coral flats. Motion-sensitive guests should take remedies before departure. Operators typically include bottled water, basic refreshments and hotel pickup — confirm gear and pickup details at booking. Respect the reef: avoid touching coral and keep distance from wildlife. This half-day charter packs vivid lagoon snorkeling, quiet sailing and a unique floating-bar pause into an accessible four-hour slice of Polynesian sea life.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; able to board the vessel and move on a deck and shallow flats
Many private charters supply basic snorkel masks and life vests, but equipment quality varies—confirm with the operator if you require full sets or specific sizes.
Yes—this tour is suitable for families; life jackets are typically available but children should be supervised at all times during snorkeling and on-deck activities.
Hotel pickup and drop-off are listed as included; the operator will confirm pickup point and time when you book.
Full refund is usually available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; check the booking terms for exact conditions.
Bora Bora’s landscape is the remnant of an extinct volcanic island surrounded by a barrier reef; WWII-era supply and air operations used the lagoon and left historical markers on some motus.
Operators and visitors are encouraged to use reef-safe products and avoid touching coral; staying in channels and anchoring in designated spots reduces reef damage.
Sailing Bora Bora operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Board the Vitamin Sea and feel the trade winds push the hull through a lagoon the color of crushed glass. Within minutes the island’s volcanic cone recedes into a horizon of motus while the captain trims sails for a private four-hour circuit of shallow reefs and calm bays.
Board the Vitamin Sea and feel the trade winds push the hull through a lagoon the color of crushed glass. Within minutes the island’s volcanic cone recedes into a horizon of motus while the captain trims sails for a private four-hour circuit of shallow reefs and calm bays.
Bora Bora began as a volcanic island whose eroded peak now sits inside a broad fringing reef; that geology creates sheltered lagoons rich in coral and marine life. The shallow bays were once navigational waypoints for Polynesian voyagers and later strategic anchors during WWII. Today the culture of the island is oriented around the sea — food, music and hospitality center on the lagoon.
Expect a relaxed sequence: a sail to prime snorkeling grounds, time in clear shallows to float among corals and rays, then the floating bar calm where drinks and snacks are served from waist-deep water. The private format lets the captain tailor stops to your group’s pace, whether you want more snorkeling or longer time sipping chilled beverages in a sheltered bay.
Practical edge: mornings often mean smoother water and better visibility; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a brimmed hat and water shoes for coral flats. Motion-sensitive guests should take remedies before departure. Operators typically include bottled water, basic refreshments and hotel pickup — confirm gear and pickup details at booking. Respect the reef: avoid touching coral and keep distance from wildlife. This half-day charter packs vivid lagoon snorkeling, quiet sailing and a unique floating-bar pause into an accessible four-hour slice of Polynesian sea life.