Four Seasons Bora Bora all inclusive: 3 offers with meals, and what stays on the bill

The base rate is the Bed and Breakfast offer: breakfast each morning at Tere Nui, the open-air restaurant facing Mount Otemanu, for up to 2 guests in an overwater bungalow or 4 in a 2-bedroom beachfront villa, and the shared boat to and from the airport, which comes with all stays. Guests beyond those numbers pay a supplement for the same inclusions. On the offers page, read on 11 October 2026, we counted 8 under “all offers” and none is called all-inclusive.

The nearest thing to it is the Inclusive Plunge Pool Escape, sold in the Specialty Overwater Bungalows with Plunge Pool for a minimum of 2 nights. To the breakfast it adds a daily lunch at Fare Hoa, the restaurant on the sand, and a daily 3-course dinner, for up to 2 guests in a one-bedroom suite and up to 4 in a 2-bedroom suite. Beverages are excluded from the dinner, and a dinner ordered to the bungalow carries a delivery fee. The offer runs on selected dates to 31 August 2028, and blackout dates may apply. Its page says nothing about drinks at lunch.

That page prints no price, so we read the resort’s booking engine on 12 October 2026, for 2 adults in the One-Bedroom Beach-View Overwater Suite with Plunge Pool, the first suite it listed under the offer. For 6 to 8 March 2027 the Inclusive Plunge Pool Escape was XPF 361,560 a night, the Bed and Breakfast rate XPF 337,525 and Advance Purchase XPF 253,144, the one rate of the 3 shown without free cancellation. For 30 November to 2 December 2026 the offer and the breakfast rate were the same 2 figures, and Advance Purchase XPF 270,020. For 24 to 26 June 2027 the offer was XPF 532,709 and Bed and Breakfast XPF 508,674. Each is the engine’s “Avg. price per night”, with a 10% resort fee and a 5% service charge inside and taxes calculated at checkout. On all 3 stays the offer stood XPF 24,035 a night above the breakfast rate: by our arithmetic, the price of lunch and a 3-course dinner for 2 taken through the offer.

The beachfront villas are the second route, and here 2 official pages differ. The Beachfront Bliss offer page lists, as included with stays in all Beachfront Villa Estates, “all meals and soft beverages through a full American Plan”: 3-course meals, with alcohol and in-bungalow delivery fees left out. The accommodations page describes the same villas with daily breakfast, private airport transfers, a Villa Host team and a private beach set-up, among their perks, and has nothing on lunch or dinner. Have the meal plan written into the villa confirmation.

Length of stay is the third. Extended Stays in Paradise begins at 10 nights: from 10 to 19 nights it adds a 3-course dinner to the daily breakfast, and from 20 nights a 3-course lunch too, with a private boat from the airport in place of the shared one. Beverages and in-bungalow delivery fees are excluded again. Every fifth night is free after 4 consecutive paid nights, and from 30 nights the offer adds twice-weekly private fitness sessions and a personal concierge.

Paying as you go is hard to cost in advance, because the menus on the resort’s site list dishes without prices: the Fare Hoa lunch and dinner menus, Arii Moana’s dinner menu and the in-bungalow all-day menu, all read on 11 October 2026. The one menu read that prints a price is Oro’a’s, the set menu of the Tuesday and Friday evening of Polynesian dance and fire: XPF 17,900 per adult and XPF 8,950 per child, with a wine pairing offered apart. Guests fill the gap. One who wrote in March 2024 advised expecting upwards of $100 for lunch and $200 or more for dinner for 2; another, the same month, typically spent $100 to $150 a meal for 2 while sharing dishes and drinking only water. A guest who spent a week there in November 2023 wrote of about $400 a dinner for 2 on average.

2 guests describe eating on a plan. A couple who wrote in July 2022, after 16 days «on the meal plan», called the stay the best experience of their travelling lives and praised «the most extraordinary food». A guest writing in March 2026 recommended adding half board, that guest’s own phrase for it, and remembered «expensive lobster and wagyu beef».

The Brando, on Tetiaroa, prints an All-Inclusive package in its rate brochure for April 2026 to March 2027, read on 1 October 2026: all meals, most beverages, a spa treatment a day and an excursion a day, from €4,870 a night plus taxes for a one-bedroom villa in low season. The St. Regis, on another motu of Bora Bora, has an “Exclusive Offer for Silver Members and Above”, which we read as Marriott Bonvoy status: breakfast for 2 and XPF 10,000 of resort credit a day, on a stay of 4 nights or more. The Westin, also on a motu of Bora Bora, lists no meal plan on the overview page read on 11 October 2026: its destination fee of XPF 11,550 a room a night covers the airport transfer, activities and tastings, and no meal.