No need to worry about accommodation options and adjustments if you plan to visit Bora Bora. There are so many free-cost activities, such as swimming in the lagoons, swimming with dolphins, shark and ray feeding, and appreciating the famous sunset. Most locations are aquatically focused, which can include scuba diving as well as snorkeling.  In addition to the water activities, there are many other activities, such as parasailing, and deep-sea fishing, which is one of the types in the world since Bora Bora is home to over 500 marine wildlife species. There are hiking and climbing trails for the family too. The delicate part fills the island with natives specializing in ritual massage services. There are private cruises in the lagoon, bus tours, and many Motu hangouts. Apart from helicopter tours, the island also provides flightseeing.