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Beautiful waters of Bora Bora (supplied) |
Bora Bora is known for its star-studded resorts with more legs on their overwater bungalows than a centipede, but there is another way to explore the many delights of the mesmerising lagoon – on a large, luxury catamaran.
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Terehau, a 60ft fully-crewed catamaran (supplied) |
Helen Hayes boards the good ship
Terehau, a 60ft fully-crewed catamaran for a three-night cruise around Bora Bora, stopping off at all the snorkelling hotspots, dropping anchor in one idyllic place after another and taking in the scenery in the relative silence of a boat under sail. Swimming with reef sharks and stingrays will be a highlight for a long time to come.
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