As the most famous of the Leeward Islands, Bora Bora can be found 289 kilometers north-west of Tahiti, the largest island in French Polynesia. A haven in the truest sense of the word, Bora Bora is truly the island of dreams.

Just as with all the other islands in the region, Bora Bora Resorts provide the local economy its main source of revenue. A number of Bora Bora Resorts can be found in the island, each providing their unique tourist packages.

Here are some of the top Bora Bora Resorts:

St. Regis Bora Bora: A Hollywood favorite, St. Regis ranks a high in the list of Bora Bora Resorts. From the resort’s service, to resort accommodations and amenities, to food, St. Regis is the best, even hailed as “the best when money is no object”. The resort is famous for its top quality throughout, as well as the large area it occupies.

InterContinental Resort and Thalasso-Spa Bora Bora: Perhaps the most impressive about this member of Bora Bora resorts would be the contemporary décor gilding the resort. With gorgeous bungalows, InterContinental Resort and Thalasso-Spa is simply a “cool” resort. Sharing the same area of Bora Bora’s lagoon as St. Regis and Le Meridien, the resort’s service, food, and shore access are simply the best of its class. The resort’s “Diamond” and “Sapphire” bungalows are notoriously known for their view of Bora Bora

Hotel Bora Bora: With its intimate approach to the resort’s ambience, Hotel Bora Bora is known as the Grande Dame of hotels/resorts. A clear understanding of what is sheer luxury makes Hotel Bora Bora a frequented resort in the list of Bora Bora resorts. Great food, excellent service, grade A location, and a clear understanding of intimacy and privacy, Hotel Bora Bora boasts to be a charming resort, sticking clear to the traditional side of the Polynesian islands.

Bora Bora Nui Resort and Spa: The whole resort is basically on its own island, making it unique among Bora Bora resorts. Though the resort faces the ocean, not Bora Bora or its lagoon, the amenities and services the resort offers makes it a wonderful resort for private functions and events.

Le Meridien: Known to occupy what has been labeled as the “Resort Alley”, the Le Meridien stands in between two other resorts; The InterContinental Thalasso and St. Regis. The view of Bora Bora from Le Meridien has been hailed as divine, as the resort’s accommodations clearly show just how relaxing Bora Bora is. The resort is famous for its installed glass floor, which is simply impressive.

As the world comes to see the magic that is Bora Bora, Bora Bora resorts are there to make that “show” the most memorable of memories.