5 Best Bora Bora Overwater Bungalow Resorts For Honeymoons

• Overwater bungalows: 48
• Total rooms/suites: 60

Though this resort is not technically located directly on the island of Bora Bora, the Le Taha’a Island Resort and Spa is very much worth a mention as many of its bungalows have views of the island of Bora Bora from just over the water. Each overwater suite here is 969 square feet, which is about three times the size of a city hotel room. In addition each room features a kingsize bed along with a separate sofa bed that can be found in the living room area, making it so there is certainly plenty of room to spread out.

This resort pleases with 5 restaurants and bars, along with a rather long list of activities and excursions, so there will be no shortage of things to do for those who like to stay very busy. What you should note, however, is that the more remote location of this resort does make it a bit more challenging to engage in water sports and other activities on the island of Bora Bora. Because of this, it’s a top choice for honeymoon couples who are more interested in having privacy than partaking in any sports.

• Low season online specials from US$684 per night
• High season online specials from US$718 per night

• Overwater bungalows: 85
• Total rooms/suites: 120

The Conrad Bora Bora Nui Resort might be the most famous hotel in the South Pacific these days, and this may be in part because of its secluded location. Not only is it widely considered one of the finest hotels in the entire region, but it was also featured in a few episodes of The Kardashians show.

Because this resort only houses 120 guest rooms, you might imagine it to be a smaller resort, but the Conrad Bora Bora Nui is actually very large and spread out. Guests typically find their way around by golf cart or bicycle, and there are plenty of hidden areas where privacy is possible. In addition to all of that, this might be the nicest Hilton hotel in the world, as thought by many visitors.

• Low season online specials from US$1,227 per night
• High season online specials from US$2,163 per night

• Overwater bungalows: 80
• Total rooms/suites: 83

You’ll notice pretty quickly that the brand InterContinental operates two luxury resorts on Bora Bora, with the InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa being the larger and newer of the pair. Attached to the resort you’ll find an amazing spa attached which is viable to guests at both resort. Guests will instantly note the size of each overwater bungalow as they are enormous with a large bathroom, so guests can pamper themselves all day without ever leaving the room.

When you watch the room-tour video on the bottom of the page, that’s linked above, you’ll see that these bungalows are quite a step up from the others higher on this list. At this resort, each overwater bungalow is just over 1,000 square feet. This square footage includes a private terrace and the best views available that come through a glass wall in front of the kingsize bed. The best views cost the most, of course, but even the most affordable bungalows are stunning.

• Low season online specials from US$1,299 per night
• High season online specials from US$2,038 per night

• Overwater bungalows: 77
• Total rooms/suites: 91

The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort is a pricey resort, but still one that beckons lots of visitors, at least the ones who can afford it. Sprawling on 44 private acres, this is another resort that is easily large enough that each guest feels like they have a lot of it to themselves.

The most affordable class of overwater bungalows at this particular resort is over 1,500 square feet, which makes them larger than almost every other overwater bungalow in the South Pacific. The larger classes however, are twice as large and are built around their own private pool.

• Low season online specials from US$1,569 per night
• High season online specials from US$2,132 per night

• Overwater bungalows: 100
• Total rooms/suites: 121

If you have heard of the Four Seasons brand, then you’ll already know what to expect. This resort proudly features  100 overwater suites that range from large to simply unbelievable. The most modest among them is 100 square meters (1,080 square feet) of pure luxury. The largest classes of overwater suites come equipped with their own plunge pools on their private decks, as if the perfect turquoise lagoon below isn’t enough.

Even with only 120 total rooms, there are 4 restaurant and bar options ranging from casual to fine dining, and of course there is a world-class spa featuring a wide variety of massages and treatments. Check the reviews to see what other honeymooners are saying, and you’ll probably be ready to book.

• Low season online specials from US$1,100 per night
• High season online specials from US$1,893 per night