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"Absolutely loved this property, amazing friendly staff and very tidy and clean. Would highly recommend this property. Looking forward to visiting again one day. "

"Had a wonderful stay in bungalow N °3. Water and sunsets are so pretty at the bungalow. The porch over the water was our favorite place to hang out. Took the kayak around. The house is amazing. Big modern kitchen any type of kitchen appliance you could want. Spacious living room large glass walk-in shower was fantastic. Jessica and Natasha were such wonderful hosts. They were such a pleasure to work with. Felt well taken care of from the moment we booked our trip till we left back on to the ferry back to the airport. So warm and welcoming. We will definitely be back on a anniversary in the future. Thank you so much for lifetime memories. M+B"

"One of the best vacations I’ve ever been on. Everything met or surpassed my expectations. No complaints except maybe the hotel could benefit from adding a convenience store for guests. We were really sad to go home! We will return, thanks!"

"The property was quiet and comfortable. The GM personally greeted us several times during our visit, including arriving and departing by boat. I would highly recommend this property."

"Friendly staff . View of the ocean and the infinity pool. For the price, you couldn’t ask for anything more. Great stay ! "

"We’ve had an amazing time at the resort! We liked everything… from our overwater villa, our butler Ming Yeh , the boys at the beach, the manager Corentin , all the friendly staff at the restaurants to the girls at the spa! We already miss everyone and will be back again!"

"Everything!! Was an amazing experience. Hope to be back soon"

"Absolutely a beautiful paradise. Staff was amazing but they Need more restaurant options. "

"Blue Heaven Island is not a hotel. It’s like staying at your friend’s private island. Jimmy and Eli will treat you as their own houseguests, welcoming you with kindness and an eagerness to please. There is absolutely nothing on the island but nature itself. No cars, restaurants, tv, or bars. It is nature’s paradise. Jimmy’s French-Polynesian cooking is sublime and for a fee they can take you to the main island of Bora Bora if you want to shop or visit an island attraction. My children spent hours snorkeling in the lagoon, eating mangoes, and looking for crabs. I had quality time with myself and my book. My children had freedom to play in the shallow placid water without any people around to worry about. The kayaks are free, the fish are everywhere and the sunsets are beyond postcard perfect. If you are coming to the islands for the quintessential tourist protocol I suggest a big hotel. You won’t find a drop of alcohol here except for what you bring yourself. If you are coming to have a true island experience, alone with very few people, Blue Heaven Island is a humble retreat I feel so lucky to have known. It’s important to know this is not the Four Seasons, these are real bungalows with real palm roofs and real coral reefs and all the discomforts that may come with that. We did not suffer a bit, but this is not a luxury resort. I imagine there are few places left on the planet that are this isolated and yet open to the public. It is a gem. "