Adult couple romantic vacation
The romantic vacation of the adult couple is here waiting for you.Whether you’re looking for an island-hopping adventure or longing for the secluded, palm-fringed atoll where you can relax by the water’s edge, look no further…we’re revealing one of the most romantic opportunities available.
Luxury Romantic Vacations has rated the Society Islands as one of the best options for a romantic vacation for an adult couple. The Society Islands are those little jewels located in the South Pacific, the islands that surround Tahiti.
Captain James Cook, in his first discoveries of these islands, simply described these islands as “Paradise”. There’s a reason for that, it’s lush rainforests, clear turquoise waters, atolls galore with surrounding lagoons filled with the most brilliantly colored fish our planet has to offer.
We are going to focus more explicitly on an island within the Society Islands, also known as French Polynesia. We have had the opportunity to spend several weeks touring these beautiful islands, as a result, we are revealing the data on the best area for you to enjoy a romantic vacation as an adult couple.
The romantic island that we recommend you visit is Bora Bora. This island allows you to enjoy, in a romantic environment for adults. While enjoying this fun tropical environment, you have the option of stripping down while hanging out in the water or on one of the many spectacular beaches. You can find a nice secluded section of beach and let yourself go in this beautiful tropical setting.
In addition to the nude opportunities that Bora Bora offers are the many fun and exciting activities, from snorkeling, to parasailing, to simply hiking in the lush tropical jungle setting. You can literally get lost, away from it all in this tropical paradise.
Bora Bora is where the turquoise lagoons come alive to fill every imagination in your mind. You don’t have a lot of work to do on this romantic vacation for an adult couple.
Bora Bora, located in French Polynesia, uses a local currency. You can easily convert money in exchange at banks or simply use your credit card.
Move…
Getting around the island is quite easy. There is a road that almost circumnavigates Bora Bora. The path mostly runs along the coast, so you get impeccable views and the option to stop along the route and enjoy the romantic settings. For a little more adventure, grab a bike. It will take you a good day to ride a bike, and you’ll not only get a good workout, but you’ll have the ability to take in all of your surroundings, something you’ll likely miss while in a car or on a fast-moving scooter. You can rent bikes, cars or scooters on the island.
To add to your romance is the path that takes you around the island. This is the beauty that is waiting for you. The road is easily overlooked, just south of the town of Vaitape. Best to ask some locals where the detour is. You can only drive a few kilometers by car and the rest is on foot along a trail. It is worth the time, the beautiful view shows so much elegance!
There is much to explore in Bora Bora, including the small motu. You can take a boat ride to these little coral gems and have the seclusion she has long expected on her romantic adult couples vacation. Many of the tourist hotels offer free boat trips to a motu as long as you are a paying guest at
the resort, spa or restaurant.
Just make a simple query and before you know it you’ll be on the motu, a speck of coral land that surrounds an island, producing a lagoon in the interior and
the ocean on the outer side.
Where to stay in Bora Bora?
You are spoiled for choice, from resort-style hotels to smaller, more quaint hotels. If you want true exclusion, stay on a motu. These are some of the motu hotels you can visit: Le
Meridien Bora Bora, Eden Beach, Sofitel Motu, Bora Bora Lagoon Resort, Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort, Mai Moana Island, and Le Paradis.
How to get to Bora Bora…
There are several flights that take you directly to Papeete, Tahiti. From Papeete, you will transfer to a commuter plane and fly directly to Motu Mute Airport which serves all of Bora Bora.
Craig Dahl – Senior Editor
