
Electric Paddle Bora Bora, Matira Beach E-Board Rental
Glide across the Matira lagoon on an electric paddleboard at your own pace. Private group, no guide. From $45 per person.
A self-drive boat rental in Bora Bora for three and a half hours with no boat licence required. Your own 13-foot boat, a detailed map, fuel included, and the full lagoon to explore at your own pace. The only truly independent water experience on the island.


Check availability and reviews on Viator. Free cancellation on most dates.

No boat licence needed, no guide, no fixed itinerary. Just you, the lagoon, and a map
This is the only self-guided tour of the Bora Bora lagoon available on the island. You rent a 13-foot Quintrex boat, get a briefing, a detailed map, a mobile phone, and a GPS tracker, and then you go wherever you want for three and a half hours. No guide, no group, no fixed stops. Just the most beautiful lagoon in the world at your own pace.
No boat licence is required. The staff give you a thorough safety briefing before you leave and stay reachable by phone throughout. The boat is fitted with a sun canopy, safety equipment, and a bath ladder. Reviews consistently describe this as the highlight of their entire Bora Bora trip, and the most common regret is not booking a full day instead of a half day.
There is no fixed itinerary. This is what the process looks like from pickup to return.
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Yes for families with older children who are comfortable on a small boat. The 13-foot Quintrex is a stable open boat with a sun canopy and safety equipment, but it is not a large vessel. Young children need to be supervised at all times on the water. There is no minimum age stated but families with toddlers should consider whether an open boat is practical for their group. The freedom to stop and snorkel whenever the children want, rather than following a guide’s schedule, is a genuine advantage for families.
No. This rental is specifically designed for people without a boat licence. The team gives you a full briefing and operating instructions before you leave, and the boat is straightforward to drive. Multiple reviews from first-time boat operators describe it as much easier than expected.
A 13-foot Quintrex open boat with a sun canopy, bath ladder, and full safety equipment. Gas or electric engine depending on availability. The boat comfortably fits two people with gear and a picnic.
At Matira beach at Hotel Maitai on the main island. Free car transfer is available from the main island on request. Motu resort guests take their hotel shuttle and are met at the pier. Cruise ship passengers can be collected from the tender dock. Specify your situation when booking.
Your own snorkeling gear, food and drinks for a picnic, reef-safe sunscreen, an underwater camera, and a rash guard. The cooler with ice is provided so your drinks stay cold. ID or passport and a Visa or Mastercard are required for the rental contract.
Yes. The map shows you where the coral garden, stingray, and ray spots are. Reviews confirm sightings of eagle rays, manta rays, stingrays, and blacktip sharks by guests who went out on their own. The difference from a guided tour is that you choose when to stop and how long to stay.
The most common regret in reviews is not booking a full day. The half-day slot is three and a half hours, which goes quickly when you are exploring the lagoon at your own pace. If you want more time, contact the operator directly to ask about a full-day option.
Check availability and reviews on Viator. Free cancellation on most dates.