Please refer to your voucher for final information regarding meeting points, pick-up locations, and pick-up time
Meeting point description: You will discuss your pickup time and location directly with the local operator.
You have the choice to select up to two private charters with a maximum of 12 people each, or a maximum of 15 adults and 8 children
The local operator you'll need to contact to arrange the pickup point and time. Details can be found in the voucher after booking
Please note on arrival to the islet, there is a short walk up stairs to get to a star map. Also due to this, the activity is unsuitable for wheelchair users
The tour language is English however there is text support, using an Ipad, for Spanish, Italian, German and Chinese
Infants (age 0-2): free admission
This guided tour offers an evening experience to watch the stars and learn about Polynesian voyaging and culture. It is designed to provide comprehensive insights into the night sky and the rich heritage of the Pacific Islanders, all from the comfort of a cruise setting.
During the Polynesian voyaging guided tour, guests will learn about the rich culture and historical traditions of Polynesian voyaging. The tour provides insights into how ancient Polynesians navigated the seas using traditional knowledge, connecting participants with this significant aspect of their heritage.
For guest comfort during the Bora Bora stargazing cruise, comfortable lounge chairs are provided. This ensures a relaxed setting for watching the stars and enjoying the evening. Additionally, sparkling wine, beer, water, and soft drinks are included to enhance the experience.
Yes, refreshments are included in the Bora Bora stargazing and voyaging guided tour. Guests can enjoy a selection of sparkling wine, beer, water, and soft drinks throughout the experience. These offerings contribute to a comfortable and enjoyable evening under the stars.
Guests on this guided tour can expect to gain knowledge about Polynesian voyaging, culture, and more. The experience is designed to be educational, offering insights into traditional navigation methods, cultural significance, and the celestial environment relevant to both stargazing and ancient voyaging.
The primary focus of the stargazing component is for guests to directly watch the stars. This is complemented by learning about Polynesian voyaging and culture, which often intertwines with celestial navigation, providing a deeper understanding of the night sky's importance.
The guided tour enhances the experience by providing expert narration and context. Guests receive guidance on how to watch the stars and learn specific details about Polynesian voyaging and culture, turning a simple observation into an educational and immersive journey. The guide facilitates deeper understanding and engagement.
Yes, the Bora Bora cruise for stargazing offers specific seating arrangements designed for comfort. Guests can watch the stars from comfortable lounge chairs, ensuring a relaxed and optimal viewing experience throughout the tour.