Intercontinental Bora Bora Resort and Thalasso Spa
Located on a private motu off the main island of Bora Bora the Intercontinental Bora Bora Resort and Thalasso Spa welcomes you with a cool drink and 
warriors singing. You will check in on the beach at your private cabana. You are then ready to enjoy your overwater bungalow! The Intercontinental Bora Bora is on a motu off the main island of Bora Bora. Complimentary shuttles from the main island of Bora Bora take you to this Bora Bora honeymoon resort all day .
Overwater bungalows have a very zen feel to them. 
Beds are strategically places in front of the large window where one can enjoy a view of Mt. Otemanu in the end of pantoon overwater bungalows. The Emerald overwater bungalow has the best view of the main island of Bora Bora. A ladder on your lanai allows you entrance to the water from each bungalow. The bungalows are made up of two room suites.
The Thalasso (Greek for ocean) Spa is built so that you are able to see the water of the
ocean pass by you lik
e a river. There is a couples massage room. But the best is the private spa villa overwater on the lagoon. Get your treatment there for a true Tahiti experience. Whiles laying down you face the glass floor to see through to the water below. The aritficial reef attracts all sorts of colorful fish. There is a deep seawater spa along with 2 steam rooms and jcauzzi's.
A synthetic tennis court and a volley ball court are available for your use.
Le Reef Restaurant has a more Polynesian feel with fine gourmet food. Eating on the terrace overlooking the lagoon and beach is delightful, but if you prefer, an air-conditioned dining room is also available. We enjoyed excellent food at this restaurant. Dress code may apply to some restaurants.
Enjoy a romantic dinner in the gazebo on for only one couple or on the beach. There are tons of small beaches all over the property for more privacy.
Weddings are also available at this resort. The chapel is located overwater with a beautiful view of Bora Bora in the background. The floor is partially made of glass so that you can view the sea life below.
