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Maldives or Bora Bora for vacation?
I am torn between going to the Maldives or Bora Bora. I intend to read up on both, but at this point the main disadvantage I perceive with the Maldives is that you're on VERY small islands where I suspect there's not much to do at night (I'll also check directly with these resorts to see what entertainment options they offer, if any).
This boredom factor was a problem on an otherwise idyllic vacation to Thassos, a Greek island. Thassos is beautiful but at night there was nothing to do. We were so starved for something beyond chit chat that we'd drive our scooters into town every night just to sit by the ocean and have a Coke.
The advantage I see with Bora Bora is that it is considerably larger, and it is an island one can explore.
I love swimming around reefs in shallow water. The Maldives abound in that. I realize Bora Bora is similar in parts, but in the Maldives the majority of the accommodations seem to be in the over-the-water huts where you can dive right into the water from your room. That would be awesome.
Any advice? Experiences to share? Specific locations to visit? Things about which one should be beware. Items one must not forget to bring along on the trip (due to their not being available) ?
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- et tu?Lv 59 years agoFavorite Answer
I've not been to bora bora, so let me first comment on maldives. maldives is a country made up of many small islands. the transportation between these islands are by, obviously, boat. travelling from the airport island to any of the resort islands, unless you are unlucky, you may see dolphins. and if you are really lucky, the dolphins may even swim close to the boat taking you to the resort islands. maldives is expensive though. and being a muslim country, getting beer/liquor wasnt easy when i went some years ago. once you are on any of the resort islands, yes, there may not be much to do other than idle the time away, doing sea sports and just enjoying the relaxing surroundings,
philippines is a more liberal country. i've been to manila, but not bora bora, but if that is anything to judge by, the people are friendly enough and they speak good english, generally. not restricted by religion, i would think that it would offer more in terms of night life than what the maldives can.
- Anonymous7 years ago
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