InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa

InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa

Our Deep Ocean Spa helps to connect our guests with the gentle energy of the ocean and earth. The Thalasso Spa is the first thalassotherapy center ever built in the South Pacific, using the benefits of water drawn from the Pacific Ocean depths to administer care and wellness direct from nature. Varua te Ora products combine the rich traditional Polynesian pharmacopoeia with Vanilla from the island of Taha’a, beloved Tiare flowers, gourmet pineapple, and many other local ingredients that take you on a journey thru the islands. Fully relax with our glass-floor spa bungalows enabling you to admire our marine life during your spa escape.

Hotel Tip

Love to golf? Bora Bora does not have a golf course, but the InterContinental Bora Bora Thalasso has a reef side tee box, golf clubs and biodegradable golf balls so you can keep your game on par.

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For 2025:

  • Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
  • Daily Full breakfast for up to two guests per bedroom, served in the restaurant
  • $100 USD equivalent Food & Beverage credit to be utilized during stay (not combinable, not valid on room rate, no cash value if not redeemed in full)
  • Bookings in our Teremoana One & Two Bedroom Pool Villas will receive an additional $100 Food & Beverage credit (for a total of $200 during stay)
  • Early Check-In / Late Check-Out, subject to availability
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi

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25th wedding anniversary

By: MED


Reviewed on: 26 Aug 2019

This is such an incredible resort. We loved our over water villa. It was exactly the one we had requested. Bora Bora the as like any place we had been and we liked it much more than the Maldives. We had daily spa treatments and the staff, especially Lisa, and therapists were great. The food was wonderful. Swann was very accommodating at the casual restaurant. Plenty to do and can relax and take in the beauty
Travel Advisor:  Cristina Buaas
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Bustling and Delightful

By: John


Reviewed on: 04 Dec 2023

The hotel is pretty busy but large enough that you don't feel cramped. There's only one actual pool which can have some children noise. What's nice is that the lagoon is usually warmer than the pool anyway and a far superior body of water to swim in. Le Corail is one of the best restaurants I've ever eaten at. All the staff was helpful and friendly. The service was great. And the views are hard to beat. Overall, 9.5/10. The only 0.5 that I'm docking is for the lack of control the staff would take over really out of control kids. The pool area has a huge sign that says "kids must be supervised, no yelling or screaming, no running" and there were a few days where the pool had unsupervised kids yelling and running
Travel Advisor:  Julie Hinkle

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    The InterContinental® Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa works to limit its carbon footprint through numerous actions related to energy and waste management: • Performance monitoring in water, energy and waste management • Continuous progress towards 100% LED in order to reduce energy consumption linked to lighting • Regulation of air conditioning use in bedrooms to save energy • Flight against single-use plastic: replacement of plastic straws with pasta straws and bathroom samples with dispensers of COSMOS natural certified shower gel, shampoo and conditioner. COSMOS natural is a label that guarantees the use of healthy, organic components that are good for the body and the environment. • Water bottling facility on site in order to limit waste linked to the consumption of bottled water • Creation of an organic garden with use of permaculture methods, in order to limit waste and pollution linked to food packaging and transport • Elimination of all single-use plastics by 2023.