matira beach

住在洲际波拉波拉勒莫那度假村,在此期间几次走到街对面的海滩看日落。海滩在西侧,是看日落的理想地点。许多当地人经常光顾这里。干净,沙子很细 - 总体上是漂亮的海滩,如果你不想在度假胜地使用海滩。

我们一行六个人来到这里,后来又有一帮8个人,一帮10个人的食客来这里,服务员都要忙不过来了,餐厅里面特别热,像个炉子一样,但是寿司很好吃,很新鲜,天妇罗真的很棒(有蔬菜哦)——这个价格很值了。唯一需要提高的是服务员的服务质量和组织能力。

我们最后一晚过来看日落,实在是太美了。真遗憾没有白天的时候去游游泳。我们碰到很多拍照的情侣,气氛非常浪漫。

这个海滩是岛上最天然的。其他的海滩都是酒店老板为了游客修的。这里很不错,位置居中,所以容易到达,在海滩你可以潜水或者晒日光浴。海里有些珊瑚,不过不怎么漂亮,还有很多鱼,不过我们没有看见多少。我觉得是我们往海里游的不够远的原因,这里离Le Moana, Le Mai tai, 洲际酒店和 the tiare市场都近,你会看见很多当地人的。

我听到过人们对马蒂拉海滩的好评,说是世界上最美丽的海滩。我确实不知道为什么人们会这么说。无可争论的是,这个海滩确实非常不错,但几乎所有博拉博拉岛的海滩都非常棒。为什么独独说这个好呢?可能这儿是个欣赏落日的好地方。可能是这儿有长长的拱门,能够拍摄美丽的照片。但毫无疑问,许多夏威夷海滩都如此诱人。这个海滩主要优点(也是所有环礁湖海滩的优点)是可以在百米长的浅水区游泳。蓝绿色的海水(天气状况良好的话),里面还有丰富的海洋生物和珊瑚。当然,如果你去博拉博拉岛,来这个海滩玩玩,但你可能会向我一样,看不出它与其他博拉博拉海滩的不同之处。

This beach is so beautiful! It was not crowded and you can walk so far out into the lagoon. The water was warm and beautiful!

Matira Beach is so beautiful that you have to pinch yourself to check if you are dreaming! It is not a very large beach and lots of people gather here for sunset. The water is crystal clear. It is so pretty that you feel like you are staring at a post card!

We have been staying in Bora Bora for two weeks. As we are staying on the main island we have rented a car and visited Matira Beach on several occasions. It is the only public beach on Bora Bora and it is stunningly gorgeous.When the sun hits the water it is pure bliss. The multiple and varied shades of blue and turquoise are remarkable and stunning.It is like a huge infinity pool. Calm, shallow unless you swim way out and looking back to the shore from out on the water is beyond perfect. It's like a Hollywood film set, only much better and real!We snorkelled the lagoon two days ago as we saw eagle and sting rays while swimming the day before. It was magnificent floating above them and being privileged to see these beautiful and graceful creatures.The beach is fringed with coconut palms and if you walk or swim out from the beach you will see the majestic peaks of Mt Otemanu. So beautiful it brought tears to my eyes.If you go to Bora Bora don't just take photos of Matira Beach. Go walk out a distance and then look back at Heaven in your life time. You are perfectly safe. No nasties but wear coral shoes as the coral can be a little sharp when you walk on it.I will always remember Matira Beach and be grateful for having swam in its beautiful waters.It is a 'must do' experience. Enjoy it.

Bora Bora's best beach has dazzling white coral sand and beautiful clear shallow water. You can wade out some distance from the beach, but there are currents at the reef. The beach isn't shaded.This is a beautiful place.

While staying at the St. Regis, we took the shuttle boat over to Viatape and then a bus to the beach. They were all at no charge. The beach was beautiful, with shallow water you could wade out in for quite a distance. It looked alot like an infinity pool. There were outside showers and a bath house. However, there really wasn't much else. In fact, there were very few people there. The beach itself is a very narrow strip in the area where we were let out. (By the InterContinental) We were not sure if all parts were public or if we were on a hotel property. There are no chairs, umbrellas, etc to use or rent, and no shade where we were. We stayed for a few hours, enjoyed the water and laid on our towels in the sand. We had a nice lunch at one of the restaurants along the beach, very cheap compared to what we had been experiencing, and the food was really good. We had grilled mahi mahi and salads. I don't think we were in the areas other people were describing...later we walked up to the hotel lobby and caught a cab to the main shopping area in Viatape to look around. We caught the bus back to our hotel shuttle boat, and as a bonus and nice end to the day, we saw a beautiful rainbow on the way home, that our boat driver said was rare on the island.

Water was beautiful.....lots of current if you are trying to snorkel. Stay on the paths otherwise you will get covered in little burs....Weekends are busy as all the locals usually are out....lay your towel in a sandy spot under a tree.

I was expecting perfect sand but it was more like large pieces of coral. Still that water was awesome. You can tell its a real local hangout too. There were a lot of teenagers congregating and younger kids making sand sculptures. It was nice to get away from the dog an pony show of the hotels and see real Bora Bora. I will always remember a blazing sun setting behind Maupiti and an almost "glowing" lagoon the colors were indescribable. As we walked up the beach some 30 or 40 Tahitians on paddle boards said Ia Orana. Such warm people in a surreal beautiful place.

Gorgeous beach, the best on the island for swimming I think. Stunning views, even better at sunset. Very deserted in Jan.

The beach was pretty and the water was beautiful. The reef was quite far out and without fins I heard several people say that they were exhausted when getting back to shore. The beach is not very big and their is very little shade available.The major concern was that as we arrived at the beach a woman was loudly warning others that she and her husband had gone out swimming and when they came back to shore they found their bags (with cash, phones, clothes and ship i.d's) had been taken. We spoke with the people around us and agreed to watch each others belongings so we would feel safe going out swimming. It worked but it was not a nice welcome to Bora Bora.

the beach is relatively short, but the water is amazing. warm and clear. the locals are friendly. the water is calm and can snorkel.