Explore the stunning islands of French Polynesia, known for their turquoise lagoons and overwater bungalows
Visit Bora Bora, a stunning island in French Polynesia known for its turquoise lagoon and luxury resorts
Lagoon of healing white mud.
Tranquil inland freshwater lagoon.
Walk the whole capital in an afternoon — a strip of land so thin the airstrip doubles as the village green.
Postcard sandbar in Aitutaki lagoon.
Vast lagoon between desert and sea.
Quiet former colonial coastal town.
The world's largest saltwater lagoon.
Traditional island life on a quiet atoll.
Calm, clear lagoon with tiny islets.
Sailing and whale-watching islands.
Calm lagoon and voodoo villages.
Lagoon-side economic capital.
Quiet white-sand beach at the western tip of Majuro atoll, with the clearest water on the island.
Lagoon island of white sand.
Classic Pacific atoll near Majuro.
Broad tidal lagoon and beaches near Robertsport.
Wake over a turquoise lagoon with steps down into the reef — the Maldives invented the overwater villa.
A bare crescent of white sand in the middle of the ocean, yours for an afternoon by dhoni.
Brilliant blue water off Comino.
Karst peaks, rivers and lagoons.
Coastal road of forests and lagoons.
Bangka boat trips between limestone lagoons, hidden beaches and the Big and Small Lagoon of Bacuit Bay.
White dune fields that fill with turquoise rain lagoons every wet season.
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