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Dolphin Resort & Spa
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This Muggle resort is among several on the island, but also boasts a very extensive and relaxing spa. There are beautiful rooms and suites, a couple restaurants downstairs, and seven pools. Many of those pools also have swim-up bars, and plenty of people that come to the island see fit to never step foot off of this luxurious resort.
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Seaside Rentals
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People visiting the island usually don't come with their own beach supplies, at least as far as paddleboards and snorkel equipment goes. This beachside rental shop is located right on the beach, obviously, and has everything a visitor to the island would need to enjoy a day in the sun. Customers can rent whatever item they require, or they can purchase it. The place also does have other simpler necessities, like sun lotion, beach towels, and more.
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Lovers' Hill
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This romantic spot is not all that romantic to get to. It takes a bit of a climb up some hills, with nothing more than wandlight or a flashlight, and the moon in the sky, because it's not a path or anything that is well lit. But plenty find it worth the trip. A couple will know that they found the spot when they see a boulder with carved initials on it, because most people do either carve in their initials or write them into the boulder. The view of the island and the lights is certainly worthwhile, day or night.
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Lumière Beach Bar
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This beach bar is lit only by candles, and is a romantic place for couples, for being a bar at least. The food is decent, the drinks are what the place is known for though. It's only steps away from the beautiful sands of Bora Bora, because proximity to the beach is obviously what makes a good beach bar. However romantic, it does still get a little rowdy, particularly when there is live music.
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Bora Bora

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Bora Bora is a small South Pacific island northwest of Tahiti in French Polynesia. It is surrounded by sand-fringed islets and a turtquoise lagoon protected by a coral reef, and it's known for scuba diving. It's a popular luxury resort destination, and some guest bungalows are perched over the water on stilts. At the island's center is Mt. Otemanu, a dormant volcano.
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