The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa offers a fresh way to experience one of the South Pacific’s most iconic destinations. Set on Motu Tape against the majestic backdrop of Mount Otemanu, this completely renovated resort brings the dream of Bora Bora to life. Through beautifully appointed overwater and beach villas, lagoon views, private plunge pools, and a relaxed yet polished island atmosphere.
This is Bora Bora with energy as well as beauty. Guests can spend their days swimming in the lagoon, relaxing by the infinity pool, joining water and cultural activities. Or simply enjoying the spa, dining by the beach, or learning more about marine life at the resort’s Eco Centre.
The resort offers 142 overwater and beach villas and is known for having the most overwater bungalows on Bora Bora. For travellers dreaming of French Polynesia’s blue lagoon, overwater living and Mount Otemanu views, The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa is a wonderful choice for couples, honeymooners, families, groups and luxury travellers. It is a fresh, full-service island resort experience.
The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa has a lively yet restorative feel. It is a place where guests can choose slow mornings in a villa, days by the water, spa time, paddleboarding, sunset cocktails, beachside dining and nights filled with music, colour and Polynesian atmosphere.
The resort balances classic Bora Bora romance with the wellbeing-led Westin style. Heavenly Beds, spacious villas, wellness classes, a 24-hour fitness studio, spa treatments and water-based activities all work together to create a stay that feels relaxing, active and deeply connected to place.
For those wanting more than a beautiful room, The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa offers a broad resort experience. Restaurants, bars, private dining, cultural activities, water sports, an Eco Centre and some of the island’s most memorable views.
Accommodation at The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa is built around two great Bora Bora dreams we’ve all grown up with. That is, sleeping peacefully above the lagoon or beside the beach.
The resort’s overwater bungalows and villas place guests directly above Bora Bora’s turquoise water, with selected categories offering Mount Otemanu views, lagoon views and private plunge pools. Beach Villas offer a different kind of island luxury, keeping guests close to the sand while still enjoying lagoon outlooks and generous villa-style comfort.
Each villa features Westin’s Heavenly Beds for a restful sleep. The accommodation range includes intimate 41 sqm villas through to spacious two-bedroom villas for families, friends or couples travelling together.
The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa offers plenty to enjoy beyond the villa, with three restaurants, three bars, wellness facilities, cultural activities and lagoon experiences woven into the stay.
Guests can dine at Tipanier, the French Polynesian elegant bistro, enjoy the daily changing culinary journey at Maere, or settle into relaxed beachside meals at Varavara. Drinks and lighter bites are served at Te Ava swim-up bar, Honu Tiki beach hut and ‘O’A, where signature cocktails come with Mount Otemanu views and a musical atmosphere.
Days can be shaped around water sports, paddleboards, kayaks, hydrofoil bikes, jet skis, beach games, cultural classes and wellness sessions, while Eco Centre Bora Bora offers discovery activities with marine biologists focused on marine life and sea turtle conservation.
For slower moments, Heavenly Spa by Westin offers massages, facials and body treatments, and the WestinWORKOUT Fitness Studio is open 24 hours for guests who want to keep moving during their island escape.
“The postcard images of Bora Bora’s crystalline turquoise waters and thatched-roofed over-water bungalows come to life at The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa.”
New York Post
Stay Longer & Save. Six nights in an overwater bungalow at The Westin Bora Bora with breakfast and dinner daily and the Stay 4 Pay 3 offer. Air Tahiti Nui’s nonstop flight from Sydney, the flight to Bora Bora and the private boat are all included. From $7,835 per adult, double share.
The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa offers three restaurants and three bars, giving guests a generous choice of dining and drinks throughout the day.
Tipanier is the resort’s French Polynesian elegant bistro, serving fresh dishes for breakfast and dinner in a setting inspired by the beauty of Bora Bora and the Tipanier flower.
Maere is the signature restaurant, offering a memorable culinary journey with a daily-changing theme, fresh local ingredients, and an extensive wine selection.
Varavara is the resort’s relaxed beachside restaurant, serving flavourful meals for lunch and dinner in a laid-back setting close to the sand.
For drinks, Te Ava is the swim-up bar at the infinity pool, offering refreshing beverages and selected dishes. Honu Tiki is the beach hut, where guests can enjoy frozen drinks, nibbles and light snacks with views of Mount Otemanu. ‘O’A serves signature cocktails with epic Mount Otemanu views and a vibrant musical atmosphere.
The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa offers a wide range of water, beach, wellness and cultural activities.
Guests can enjoy hydrofoil bikes, paddleboards, kayaks and jet skis on the water. Beach activities include volleyball, badminton and beach tennis.
Cultural activities may include coconut palm weaving, flower crown weaving and Tahitian dance classes. The resort also offers a weekly Polynesian show celebrating traditional dress, dance, music and food.
Heavenly Spa by Westin is a serene retreat focused on rejuvenation and wellbeing. Treatments may include massages, facials, and body scrubs, offering guests a peaceful place to pause between lagoon time, dining, and island activities.
Facilities include two double treatment rooms, three single treatment rooms, a relaxation lounge, a swimming pool, locker rooms, a steam room, a sensorial shower, and a tea lounge.
WestinWORKOUT Fitness Studio is open 24 hours a day, with cardio and strength training equipment available for guests who want to keep active during their stay.
The resort also offers wellness classes and experiences, including Sunrise Run, Tibetan singing bowls, Paddle Yoga and more.
The resort features an outdoor infinity pool and lagoon settings designed for swimming, relaxing and enjoying Bora Bora’s views.
Te Ava swim-up bar is located at the pool, giving guests an easy place for drinks and selected dishes between swims. The resort also offers beachside spaces, water activities and places to relax close to the lagoon.
The Beach Villas are ideal for guests who prefer to stay close to the sand while still enjoying Bora Bora’s lagoon beauty. These villas include the Beach Villa Lagoon View and Beach Villa Lagoon View with Plunge Pool categories, both measuring 41 sqm.
They suit couples or solo travellers wanting a relaxed beachside base, with the option to add the privacy of a plunge pool in selected villas.
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For more space on land, the Beach Villa Suite and Two-Bedroom Beach Villa categories offer a generous beachside stay with lagoon views and private plunge pools.
The Beach Villa Suite Lagoon View with Plunge Pool is 89 sqm, while the 2-Bedroom Beach Villa Lagoon View with Plunge Pool is 130 sqm, making it the largest beach villa category. These are strong options for families, friends or couples who want extra room close to the beach.
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The Overwater Bungalows offer the classic Bora Bora experience. Stay above the lagoon in a beautifully renovated resort setting. This group includes the Standard Overwater Bungalow, Overwater Bungalow Lagoon View, Overwater Bungalow Island View and Overwater Bungalow Otemanu View categories.
All are 41 sqm, with views varying by category. Guests can choose a classic overwater stay with lagoon, island or Mount Otemanu outlooks.
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For guests wanting the added luxury of a private pool above the lagoon, this grouping brings together the plunge-pool overwater categories: Overwater Bungalow Otemanu View with Plunge Pool, Overwater Villa Lagoon View with Plunge Pool and Overwater Villa Premium Otemanu View with Plunge Pool.
This is a strong choice for honeymooners and couples who want that classic overwater experience with more private deck time, plus the option of Mount Otemanu views in selected categories.
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The Royal Overwater Villas are the resort’s most spacious overwater categories, designed for guests wanting more room, premium views and a private plunge pool. This group includes the 1-Bedroom Overwater Villa Royal Otemanu View with Plunge Pool and 2-Bedroom Overwater Villa Royal Otemanu View with Plunge Pool.
These are ideal for special occasions, families, friends or two couples wanting a more generous overwater stay with Royal Otemanu views.
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Guests travelling to The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa first fly into Faa’a International Airport in Papeete, Tahiti, the main international gateway to French Polynesia.
From Papeete, guests connect by domestic flight to Bora Bora Airport, also known as Motu Mute Airport. The resort is located on Motu Tape, within Bora Bora’s lagoon, approximately 9 kilometres from Bora Bora Airport.
Airport transfer arrangements should be checked at the time of booking. There is a destination fee that includes round-trip transportation from the airport to the resort. a taxi motu is an as alternate airport transportation with reservation required.
Speak to an Island Escapes expert for the best flight routing, transfer details and Bora Bora itinerary planning.
Photo credits: Four Seasons Bora Bora Resort
The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa is located on Motu Tape in Bora Bora, French Polynesia, with views across the lagoon toward Mount Otemanu.
Guests typically fly into Faa’a International Airport in Papeete, Tahiti, then take a domestic flight to Bora Bora Airport before transferring to the resort on Motu Tape. Transfer arrangements should be checked at the time of booking.
The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa is described as Bora Bora’s newest resort and a completely renovated luxury resort, offering a fresh Westin experience in one of French Polynesia’s most famous lagoon settings.
The resort has 142 overwater and beach villas, including Beach Villas, Overwater Bungalows, Overwater Villas and Royal Overwater Villas.
Yes. The resort offers the most overwater bungalows on Bora Bora, with categories including Standard Overwater Bungalows, Lagoon View, Island View, Otemanu View and selected plunge pool options.
Yes. The resort offers Beach Villas with lagoon views, selected plunge pool options, Beach Villa Suites and Two-Bedroom Beach Villas with plunge pools.
Yes. Selected beach villas, overwater bungalows, overwater villas and Royal Overwater Villas include private plunge pools.
Yes. With overwater villas, Mount Otemanu views, private plunge pool options, spa treatments, romantic dining and lagoon experiences, The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa is a strong choice for honeymoons and special occasions.
Yes. The resort can suit families, especially with beach villas, two-bedroom villa options, lagoon activities, cultural experiences, the Eco Center and a range of dining choices.
The resort has three restaurants and three bars. Restaurants include Tipanier, Maere and Varavara. Bars include Te Ava, Honu Tiki and ‘O’A.
Manahere is an exclusive overwater venue for private events, intimate dinners and romantic moments. The name means “power of love” in Tahitian, and the venue overlooks a private lagoon with views of Mount Otemanu.
Yes. Heavenly Spa by Westin offers treatments including massages, facials and body scrubs, with facilities such as treatment rooms, relaxation lounge, swimming pool, locker rooms, steam room, sensorial shower and tea lounge.
Yes. WestinWORKOUT Fitness Studio is open 24 hours a day and provides cardio and strength training equipment, along with wellness classes such as Sunrise Run, Tibetan singing bowls and Paddle Yoga.
Activities may include water sports, paddleboards, kayaks, hydrofoil bikes, jet skis, volleyball, badminton, beach tennis, wellness classes, coconut palm weaving, flower crown weaving and Tahitian dance classes.
Yes. Eco Center Bora Bora is located within the resort and focuses on marine life and sea turtle conservation in French Polynesia. Guests can join discovery activities with the centre’s marine biologists.
Yes. The resort is set against Mount Otemanu, and selected accommodation, dining venues and resort areas offer views of Bora Bora’s famous volcanic peak.
The Westin Bora Bora Resort & Spa combines a completely renovated resort setting, 142 overwater and beach villas, Mount Otemanu views, private plunge pool options, vibrant dining, wellness experiences and Eco Center Bora Bora.
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