FAQ

Although our trucks are covered you will be getting out of the truck a few times and having a little sunscreen is always a good idea. I would recommend SPF 50 sunscreen. It doesn’t go higher that that, if you see more it’s just a gimmick to get you to pay more!

Wear comfortable flip flops/slippers/tongs or shoes, please refrain from wearing anything with heels as when you get out of the truck to visit the sites the ground can be a bit uneven.

Definitely bring your camera, there will be many picture-taking opportunities along the way. It’s really hard to miss a shot in Bora Bora.

We have engineered our roads to be the safest on the island. Our tour is designed around safety first and our tour guides have been trained with that on their minds first!

I would advise you to bring a bit of money as we do make a stop at a Pareu (sarong) workshop. These Pareus are fairly inexpensive and a great hand made souvenir from Bora Bora.

Our trucks have a top and if necessary we do have side covers we pull down which are see-through.

We have taken many people that have bad backs and we make sure to be extra careful when someone with that condition is on board! Even having that person sitting next to the driver so that they are facing frontwards. We have designed our roads to be as easy as possible.

It really depends on the weather and road conditions. But in general, we have about 3 to 4 stops in the mountains and 2 or 3 around the main road.

The tour is about 3 hours long.

Depending on the seasons there will be more than other times. But I would recommend you bringing your own bug repellant, especially if your skin is extra sensitive to mosquito bites.

For all hotels, we do pick you up on the main island of Bora Bora. Each hotel has a specific pick up locations around the island.

We have guides that can speak English, Spanish, Italian, French and Japanese.

We will pick you up directly at your hotel pier unless stated otherwise at the time of your booking.

You can dress casually. On this tour you will be going on up and down a boat, and a short hike up a hill.

When we arrive on our private island there is a short walk up stairs to get to the star map.

The tour starts right before sunset, so you might need a little during sunset time.

We will have available some sparkling wine, white wine, red win, Hinano beer, and water.

Unfortunately, the tour does not allow for a wheelchair, as there are stairs that take you up to the lookout point.

We have our local beer Hinano (golden beer) and soft drinks available for you.

We have a very unique private island for Bora Bora, located on the southeast side of the island. What is unique about this island is that it has a little mount, which you can hike up and enjoy the beautiful view.

You can see the schedule by clicking right here.

Sunscreen is a very good idea as the sun in Bora Bora is deceivingly strong. You should lather up several times throughout the day. I would recommend SPF 50 sunscreen. It doesn’t go higher than that; if you see more, it’s just a gimmick to get you to pay more!

We do offer towels, but if you want to bring your own, feel free.

We will have snorkeling equipment available for use (mask and snorkel). If you wish to use fins, please grab some from your hotel’s activities center.

The lagoon tour is not dangerous at all. We do recommend you be a bit cautious when around the stingrays and anytime getting on and off the boat.

Small salad buffet, grilled chicken, local fish, cold pasta, and sautéed herb potatoes.

We do have veggie-based dishes, we can make vegetarian side dishes based on special request. Please let us know ahead of time to work something out for you.

We do have our local beer Hinano (golden beer) and soft drinks available for you.

We have a very unique private island for Bora Bora, located on the southeast side of the island. What is unique about this island is that it has a little mount, which you can hike up and enjoy the beautiful view.

We have special ladders that make it easy for anyone to get up and down it.

You can see the schedule by clicking right here.

Yes, we serve a BBQ buffet lunch.

Although our trucks are covered, the sunscreen is a very good idea as the sun in Bora Bora is deceivingly strong. I would lather several times throughout the day. I would recommend SPF 50 sunscreen. If you see higher SPF, it’s just a gimmick to get you to pay more!

We do offer towels, but if you want to bring your own, feel free.

Please advise us if you need any snorkeling equipment and we will have it ready for your use(mask and snorkel). If you wish to have fins, please grab some from your hotel’s activities center.

For the morning portion of the tour, we will pick you up at your hotel lobby with our trucks if your hotel is on the main island. Or if your hotel is located on a private island you will have to take the hotel shuttle to the main island and we will pick you up at their normal drop off location.

We take you back to the hotel by boat.

Wear comfortable flip flops/slippers/tongs or shoes, please refrain from wearing anything with heels as when you get out of the truck to visit the sites the ground can be a bit uneven. I would also recommend water shoes for when you are in the lagoon portion of the tour.

Definitely bring your camera, there will be many picture taking opportunities along the way. It’s really hard to miss a shot in Bora Bora. If you have an underwater camera, bring one as well! If not, we do have GoPros available for rent for the day.

We have engineered our roads to be the safest on the island. Our tour is designed around safety first and our tour guides have been trained with that on their minds first!

The sea portion of the tour is also very safe as the tour will be within the lagoons of Bora Bora.

I would advise you to bring a bit of money as we do make a stop at a Pareu (sarong) workshop. These Pareus are fairly inexpensive and a great-hand made souvenir from Bora Bora. And you will have to take care of your own lunch once we drop you off at the restaurant of your choosing.

Our trucks have a top and if necessary we do have side covers we pull down which are see-through.

We have taken many people that have bad backs and we make sure to be extra careful when someone with that condition is on board! Even having that person sit next to the driver so that they are facing frontwards helps a lot. We have designed our roads to be as easy as possible.

The tour is about 7 hours long, an all-day tour.

Depending on the seasons there will be more than other times. But I would recommend bringing your own bug repellant, especially if your skin is extra sensitive to mosquito bites.

Sunscreen is a very good idea as the sun in Bora Bora is deceivingly strong. I would lather several times throughout the day. I would recommend SPF 50 sunscreen. It doesn’t go higher than that; if you see more its just a gimmick to get you to pay more!

We will have snorkeling equipment available for your use (mask and snorkel). If you wish to have fins, please grab some from your hotel’s activities center.

For the morning portion of the tour we will pick you up at your hotel lobby with our trucks if your hotel is on the main island. Or if your hotel is located on a private island you will have to take the hotel shuttle to the main island and we will pick you up at their normal drop off location.

We take you back to the hotel by boat.

Wear comfortable flip flops/slippers/tongs or shoes, please refrain from wearing anything with heels as when you get out of the truck to visit the sites the ground can be a bit uneven. I would also recommend water shoes for when you are in the lagoon portion of the tour.

Definitely bring your camera, there will be many picture-taking opportunities along the way. It’s really hard to miss a shot in Bora Bora. If you have an underwater camera bring one as well! If not, we do have GoPros available for rent for the day.

I would advise you to bring a bit of money as we do make a stop at a Pareu (sarong) workshop. These Pareus are fairly inexpensive and are a great hand-made souvenir from Bora Bora. And you will have to take care of your own lunch once we drop you off at the restaurant of your choosing.

Our trucks have a top and if necessary we do have see-through side covers we pull down.

We have taken many people that have bad backs and we make sure to be extra careful when someone with that condition is on board by having that person sitting next to the driver so that they are facing frontwards. We have designed our roads to be as easy as possible.

The tour is about 7 hours long, all day.

Depending on the seasons there will be more than other times. I would recommend you bring your own bug repellant, especially if your skin is extra sensitive to mosquito bites.

Although our trucks are covered, you will be getting out of the truck a few times and having a little sunscreen is always a good idea. I would recommend SPF 50 sunscreen. It doesn’t go higher than that. If you see a sunscreen with higher SPF, it’s just a gimmick to get you to pay more!

Wear comfortable flip flops/slippers/tongs or shoes, please refrain from wearing anything with heels as when you get out of the truck to visit the sites, the ground can be a bit uneven.

Definitely bring your camera, there will be many picture-taking opportunities along the way. It’s really hard to miss a shot in Bora Bora.

We have engineered our roads to be the safest on the island. Our tour is designed around safety first and our tour guides have been trained with that on their minds first!

We actually recommend making a restaurant reservation on the main island so that after the tour we can drop you off at the restaurant of your choosing.

Our trucks have a top and if necessary we do have side covers we pull down which are see-through.

We have taken many people that have bad backs and we make sure to be extra careful when someone with that condition is on board! We even have that person sit next to the driver so that they are facing frontwards. We have designed our roads to be as easy as possible.

For the Romantic Island Sunset tour, we have two stops at the lookout points. It’s a much shorter version of the regular 4×4 tour where we focus on two stops so that you can finish the tour watching the sunset at the best spot on the island.

Depending on the seasons there will be more than other times. But I would recommend you bring your own bug repellant, especially if your skin is extra sensitive to mosquito bites.

For all hotels, we do pick you up on the main island of Bora Bora. But we do not offer this tour at a couple of hotels such as the Intercontinental, Thalasso and the Bora Bora Nui Resort, because their shuttle services don’t match with the tour time.

We have guides that can speak English, Spanish, Italian, French and Japanese.

The tour is about 90 minutes long.