Bora Bora shuttle boat
Are you traveling soon to or from Bora Bora ? Bora Bora airport, located on Motu Mute, requires a short crossing to reach the main island.
Air Moana makes your journey easier by offering a free shuttle boat service between the airport and the Vaitape village dock. The crossing takes about 15 minutes.
Please note that only individuals with a ticket or reservation with Air Moana are permitted to use the shuttle boat. For unaccompanied minors (UM), only one escort is allowed on the shuttle boat.
The Air Moana shuttle boat service is not mandatory. If your accommodation offers its own maritime transfer service, we encourage you to check with them for details.
Arriving in Bora Bora ?
After collecting your luggage in the terminal, head to the airport dock where the shuttle boat will be waiting to transport you to the Vaitape dock in about 15 minutes.
Near the Vaitape dock, you'll find a taxi stand, car rental agencies, public restrooms, shops, and the Air Moana Bora Bora agency.
Leaving Bora Bora ?
Head to the Vaitape dock to catch the shuttle boat to the airport. The shuttle boat departs 1 hour and 15 minutes before your flight's departure time. Be sure to arrive at the dock early to avoid missing the departure
Shuttle boat schedule
Please note that the shuttle boat schedule is provided for reference only. It is adjusted according to flight times and may be changed in response to unforeseen circumstances.
Shuttle schedule
Transportation conditions
The use of the maritime shuttle boat service provided by Air Moana is subject to specific conditions to ensure the safety and comfort of all passengers. Please make sure to review this information carefully before your trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the shuttle boat available for all flights ?
Yes, the shuttle boat departs from Vaitape dock 1 hour and 15 minutes before each flight.
Is it necessary to book the shuttle boat ?
No, the shuttles boats are scheduled according to flight times, and the list of passengers is automatically sent to the captains.
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