It was so meanigful experience for our honeymoon journey !!! thanks a lot Eight(I don't know exact spells of your name sry :( ) We got BEAUtiful pictures and full contents of explanations from guide 🎉🎉Totally recommend this tour for who plans or now travel in here Porapora🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

The amazing views of the reefs around the island and our guide Santi. He did a great job in explaining some history of the island and helped us get the best pictures.

The guide. His name is Cyril and he was like your best friend. His knowledge of the island was learned from his family and was authentic and presented to us in an easy way to understand.

Cy (who i recommend highly) took us on a tour of volcano accessible by road. And around whole island with a slice if history and tahitian hospitality. This and every tour I have been on in this country so far has been a great balance of culture, personality and adventure.

Frank (A.K.A. The Last Cannibal) was super funny, knowledgeable, and overall a great tour guide. This was a change from the being in the water all day, everyday and it was worth every penny. You get into this jeep that climbs steep and rocky terrain to see the most beautiful views of Bora Bora. It's definitely a bumpy ride and you may get jolted around but that, for me, was super fun! 10/10 would recommend! For my parents who are on the overweight side, not so much, so just be sure you're fit to go.

I think most people think Bora Bora is best seen from a boat or jetski, but being on the island and accessing 4x4 tracks gave us the most amazing views of the surrounding motus!! Frank is an awesome guide, very funny and knowledgeable, it was great to actually learn about Bora Bora's history and people. The stops were all great. I think the tour went for about 3.5 hours. Highly recommended!!

We had such a great day with Franck! He picked us up on time (actually a few minutes early) from our accommodation and was immediately engaged, explaining about the island, its history, and the customs of people who currently live here. He took us on a private circle island tour on a 4x4, a drive which in itself is marvelous. On top of the flora (well explained!) and views we were blessed with on the paved road, the tour included 3 interesting stops that were located on the mountains and required a 4WD. The first is a lookout point, accessed by a private road, which is effectively on the ridge of a mountain, from where you can see both the east and west sides of the island. The second is a garden where Franck explained many different types of plants and their uses, and where the local artists did a pareo demonstration and showed us how to tie pareos (properly!). The third is the site of two GI cannons, steeped in history. Overall a great tour! Franck was friendly and very accommodating, for example we spent a little longer looking at pareos to buy a few and he didn't pressure us at all, he waited for us patiently while playing his ukulele! Only word of warning is to be careful what you wear on the tour: go for something you can easily clean and don't mind getting a bit muddy. We had no problems, but just to let you know that when the vehicles comes off the unpaved road and onto a paved road once again, all the pebbles, rocks and mud that may have gotten caught in the tyres will inevitably swing outwards and sometimes upwards.

Partner and I recently visited Bora Bora on a cruise ship, a tender port. At the wharf, we booked a 1.20pm tour at the tourist office for an afternoon 4x4 tour around the island. Safari style vehicle, seating four across one side and four the other. Frank being our driver, our first stop was to Pahonu Hill, definitely a 4x4 track, the views at the top were sensational. Next stop a visit to a pareo (sarong) artist's house to see his work and tasting tropical fruits. Lovely gardens, no hard sell here. Traveling further around the island, up another very narrow, steep and badly rutted four wheel drive track to see two of eight massive guns positioned throughout the island after Pearl Harbour was attacked in 1941. Cannot imagine how US personal managed to get the guns up here. Close to a four hour tour costing 7500 XPF each. If not out swimming with the sharks and stingrays, highly recommend this very good (and bumpy when hill climbing) around island 4x4 tour.

It was fantastic. Not your every day off road adventure this is truly off-roading. The views were things you can’t see just going around the island. Franck “the LAST CANNIBAL” was the best host. Truly not a guide but and master of the island. You won’t want to miss this.

We took this tour from our Windstar Cruise when we got to Bora Bora. We had Franck Tama as our guide. He was funny, well informed, and passionate about his island. We drove through the town of Vaitape and went up Pahonu Hill. Franck took us to see a canon and bunker from WWII and was able to explain everything to include pictures of history. The views were incredible. We stopped at Bloody Mary's and it was a truly enjoyable day with the best guide ever.

We met Moana for our 4x4 afternoon tour of the main island of Bora Bora. We knew right away it was going to be an amazing time! Moana told us about all the highlights of the island while making sure we 'enjoyed' the rocking and rolling of us in the jeep as we made our way up and down the mountainside!

Booked half day off road with yhese guys. Was better than we expected, off road four or five times to various peaks. Well worth our time and money. Very knowledgeable guides and excellent drivers.

My husband and I booked this tour through our hotel. We did the half day afternoon tour. As it turned out we were the only ones on the tour. Moana our guide, was fantastic! He took us around the island and explained the history and interesting facts about the various places. There were plenty of stops for photos. The tour is in a 4WD. There are 3 sections that are off road and hard to drive on, muddy in parts and a lot of fun! You would not be able to get to those places by yourself. We visited the remains of a 200yr old Marae, a lovely artists studio on the moutain, where she designs and paints Pareos, (sarongs) some can be worn, others for decoration. Bring your money with you to purchase one of the beautiful designs. Great views from here and lovely gardens to wonder through. We had a fruit tasting there, picked straight from the trees. Great to get up to the WWII canons and bunker and see them. The 'road' was bumpy and muddy and lots of fun. Great views too. We also went into Viatape where we stopped for some refreshments and souvenir shopping. From there it was off on another off road tour to get magnificent views of the lagoon and islands. It was a great way to see all of the island and learn about its history and culture.

We had a great time on our tour, thoroughly recommend it, we did the extended tour which included lunch on private island etc

Booked through the cruise line we were on, we were really looking forward to this 4WD trip but at the end was a little disappointed. OK, you do go off road to visit one of the sets of World War II cannons which were sited on the island by the Americans but were never used and a Pareo workshop where you can see local artists hand painting pareos (wrap around skirts) and canvases and there is stone marae ( ruin of an ancient temple) located nearby. It was then back onto tarmac for a scenic drive where you do get good views of the Bora Bora lagoon and Mount Otemanu but basically there would have been cheaper ways of doing the scenic bit - i.e.hire a car and drop the off road bit which was not really worth doing. Basically, it was an expensive mistake.