Water Sports in Bora Bora

Wakeboarding in Bora Bora

Flat water almost every morning, warm enough that nobody wears a wetsuit, and a mountain behind you that people cross the planet to see.

Water Skiing in Bora Bora

The oldest discipline we teach and still one of the best introductions to the lagoon: two skis, a steady pull, and water clear enough to watch the bottom pass underneath you.

Wake Foil in Bora Bora

The closest thing to flying this lagoon offers. A hydrofoil under the board lifts you clear of the surface and the noise stops — no spray, no slap, no wake, just the reef going past underneath.

Tubing in Bora Bora

No technique, no lesson, no way to get it wrong. You sit on an inflatable, hold on, and the boat does the rest.

Kitesurfing in Bora Bora

Steady trade winds, flat shallow water inside the barrier reef, and almost nobody else on it.

Wing Foil in Bora Bora

Flat, shallow, warm and uncrowded — close to ideal conditions for learning to wing foil, and a spectacular place to do it if you already can.

Stand Up Paddle in Bora Bora

The slowest way to see the lagoon, and arguably the best. Glass-flat water at dawn, coral gardens underneath, and eagle rays that pass without noticing you.