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Bora Bora
Bora Bora
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Boat tour
Night view
To'opuaiti
To'opuaiti
6.7
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Matira Beach
Matira Beach
5.8
5.0/59 Review
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Beaches and shores
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Bora Bora Lagoonarium
Bora Bora Lagoonarium
5.0
5.0/52 Review
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Boat tour
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Mount Otemanu
Mount Otemanu
4.8
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Mountain climbing
Vaitape
Vaitape
3.3
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Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
2.8
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Bora Bora Turtle Centre
Bora Bora Turtle Centre
2.8
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Eleuthera Bora Diving Center
Eleuthera Bora Diving Center
2.6
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Tohora Bora Bora
Tohora Bora Bora
2.6
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Boat tour

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Restaurant Saint James
Restaurant Saint James
5.0/51 Review
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Western cuisine
Terrace
Restaurant Tama’a Maitai
Restaurant Tama’a Maitai
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Western cuisine
The Lucky House Fare Manuia Restaurant
The Lucky House Fare Manuia Restaurant
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Quick bites
Avg. $36/person
La Villa Mahana
La Villa Mahana
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Western cuisine
Avg. $159/person
Noa Noa Restaurant
Noa Noa Restaurant
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Western cuisine
Sea view
Vini Vini
Vini Vini
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Bora Bora Yacht Club
Bora Bora Yacht Club
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Western cuisine
Avg. $44/person
Bar Uaina
Bar Uaina
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Western cuisine
Bora Bora Beach Club
Bora Bora Beach Club
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Snack Restaurant Moî-Here
Snack Restaurant Moî-Here
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Seafood
Le Panda D'Or
Le Panda D'Or
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Matira Pizza
Matira Pizza
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Western cuisine

Nunu'e Moments: Through Travelers' Eyes

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If you only visit one island in your life, save it for Tahiti.

If you only visit one island in your life, save it for Tahiti.

athena.cordelia.willowdale
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🌅 I Came to See Bora Bora… But Stayed for This Sunset
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🌅 I Came to See Bora Bora… But Stayed for This Sunset

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My favorite island getaway so far has arrived

My favorite island getaway so far has arrived

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Dreamy Beach Summer Nights in Bora Bora
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Dreamy Beach Summer Nights in Bora Bora

Arzmy Hargreaves
Arzmy Hargreaves
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The Hermès of islands: Bora Bora | Head to the world's sexiest blue island

The Hermès of islands: Bora Bora | Head to the world's sexiest blue island

RoamingExplorer.
RoamingExplorer.
Who dares to write budget travel guides anymore? Writing one now is just asking for trouble. When I started writing travel guides 5 years ago, my original intention was to show everyone that travel isn't an unattainable luxury for the rich. As long as you plan well, students and office workers can enjoy it too. But in 2026, budget travel might be looked down upon because travel has become a consumer activity driven by utilitarian motives.
Here is what happened: a week ago, I shared a vacation rental in Bora Bora, Tahiti. The host had only been online for a month, seemed like a young, beautiful local, and the price was affordable (around 1,000 RMB). It was waterfront, facing the sacred mountain of Bora Bora, though the interior was quite simple. I just posted a note to share it.
I was stunned. The vibe is completely different from a few years ago.
Between 2020 and 2023, I loved writing travel guides. Back then, I was a student without much money, and I really enjoyed researching low-budget travel.
Back then, there weren't many travel guides on XHS, and I was keen on posting my own. $200 to see the fall foliage in Northern Michigan, $7,000 for half a month in Hawaii, $900 for 7 days in Southern California, $800 for 11 days in Florida—my track record is there to see.
The skepticism back then was mostly about how I managed to do it, rather than the status-seeking behavior we see now.
Budget travel guides have less and less of an audience. I can feel that travel is becoming a luxury item, just like handbags, cars, and jewelry. Where you go, which hotel you stay at, and how high-end your photos are have become things to compete over. Everyone wants to go to the same trendy hotel or check-in spot. A vacation in Tahiti, the blue hour in Norway, an Antarctic cruise, or chasing animals in Africa have become bragging rights.
When a culture of comparison creeps into the field you love most, it's hard not to be consumed by it. From initially being obsessed with budget travel, I started to be influenced after I began working and chose some more upscale hotels. I also have to reflect on whether I've been brainwashed, with everyone saying you should stay somewhere nicer when you travel...
I haven't posted budget travel guides for a long time either. The most popular travel guides now are AI-generated copy and images from travel agencies trying to attract customers—they don't even try to hide it. I can't compete with the algorithm.
It seems that taking a few "fancy" photos and pairing them with vague, cliché captions like "life is a wilderness" has become the audience's preference.
...
Whatever. What's wrong with budget travel?
Play smart, not play rich.
I admire people with a high travel IQ more than those with "money power."
Constantly exploring the fun side of Earth Online!

Who dares to write budget travel guides anymore? Writing one now is just asking for trouble. When I started writing travel guides 5 years ago, my original intention was to show everyone that travel isn't an unattainable luxury for the rich. As long as you plan well, students and office workers can enjoy it too. But in 2026, budget travel might be looked down upon because travel has become a consumer activity driven by utilitarian motives. Here is what happened: a week ago, I shared a vacation rental in Bora Bora, Tahiti. The host had only been online for a month, seemed like a young, beautiful local, and the price was affordable (around 1,000 RMB). It was waterfront, facing the sacred mountain of Bora Bora, though the interior was quite simple. I just posted a note to share it. I was stunned. The vibe is completely different from a few years ago. Between 2020 and 2023, I loved writing travel guides. Back then, I was a student without much money, and I really enjoyed researching low-budget travel. Back then, there weren't many travel guides on XHS, and I was keen on posting my own. $200 to see the fall foliage in Northern Michigan, $7,000 for half a month in Hawaii, $900 for 7 days in Southern California, $800 for 11 days in Florida—my track record is there to see. The skepticism back then was mostly about how I managed to do it, rather than the status-seeking behavior we see now. Budget travel guides have less and less of an audience. I can feel that travel is becoming a luxury item, just like handbags, cars, and jewelry. Where you go, which hotel you stay at, and how high-end your photos are have become things to compete over. Everyone wants to go to the same trendy hotel or check-in spot. A vacation in Tahiti, the blue hour in Norway, an Antarctic cruise, or chasing animals in Africa have become bragging rights. When a culture of comparison creeps into the field you love most, it's hard not to be consumed by it. From initially being obsessed with budget travel, I started to be influenced after I began working and chose some more upscale hotels. I also have to reflect on whether I've been brainwashed, with everyone saying you should stay somewhere nicer when you travel... I haven't posted budget travel guides for a long time either. The most popular travel guides now are AI-generated copy and images from travel agencies trying to attract customers—they don't even try to hide it. I can't compete with the algorithm. It seems that taking a few "fancy" photos and pairing them with vague, cliché captions like "life is a wilderness" has become the audience's preference. ... Whatever. What's wrong with budget travel? Play smart, not play rich. I admire people with a high travel IQ more than those with "money power." Constantly exploring the fun side of Earth Online!

_TI***lz
_TI***lz
The one and only "heart island" of a lifetime: Tahiti | The ultimate island destination  No matter how many islands you have seen, Tahiti will still heal your soul. If there is one sea

The one and only "heart island" of a lifetime: Tahiti | The ultimate island destination No matter how many islands you have seen, Tahiti will still heal your soul. If there is one sea

MILO RAMSEY
MILO RAMSEY
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If you could only choose one ultimate island destination in your lifetime

If you could only choose one ultimate island destination in your lifetime

EmilyDonovan14
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