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Book the Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora - This Bora Bora luxury resort offers a magical setting on a private motu (islet), fringed by white sands and facing a calm, clear lagoon. Mount Otemanu is a 30-minute boat ride from the Four Seasons.

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Pieces of Bora Bora

Local inspirations can be found everywhere in our bungalows, from the teak-wood furnishings, to textile patterns derived from traditional body tattoos, to the Mother of Pearl accents in the lighting fixtures.

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Bora-Bora Warnings and Dangers

Bora-Bora is a major South Pacific tourist destination. This lush island is home to many major resorts and lots of incredible sea life. If you are staying here, be aware of certain specific dangers and inconveniences you might need to cope with or avoid.

Staying in Bora-Bora can be a great way to get away from it all. However, even here there can be dangers on land and in the ocean. This is a relatively pricey part of the world so be prepared to spend a lot of money. Be aware that you might find problems such as pickpockets in the larger markets and falling coconuts when exploring the interior jungle region. The ocean can also be a problem that may include anything from serious hair damage to even more serious problems with dangerous sharks and eels. Using common sense at all times is key.

Life on Land

While the total square are of Bora-Bora is less than twelve square miles, cars can be found for rent all over the island. If you rent one, be aware that you might share the road with everything from a large bus to small scooters. You should also be aware that many roads, even larger roads, are small and narrow so you might need to give away and let others pass. Traffic is also found especially during the rush hours. Plan accordingly. Potholes can also be a problem in the rain filled climate. Huge potholes can often be seen everywhere. Flooding is also a problem so be prepared when driving that you may need to navigate around them.

Many natives love their pets but they will not a put a leash on them. Instead, you will often find dogs roaming many of the islands. Use caution when nearing a strange dog. Do not assume the dog is friendly.

Dangers in the Water

The spectacular clear blue waters of the Pacific are one of the reasons people come to Bora-Bora. Be aware that the local waters teem with sharks. In general, there are three different kinds of sharks: the Blacktip, Whitetip and Grey reef shark found here. If you see one of them in the water, do not panic. Locals will tell you that if you don't bother them, they won't bother you. If you are spending lots of time in the water, you want to take careful care of your skin and your hair. Wear a hat when traveling in a boat to add an extra layer of protection against the intense sun here. You should also have enough sunscreen on hand at all times.

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Editor's note: The information contained on this page was compiled using real traveler reviews about warnings and dangers in Bora-Bora.

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Bora-Bora Warnings and Dangers Bora-Bora is a major South Pacific tourist destination. This lush island is home to many major resorts and lots of incredible sea life. If you are staying here, be aware of certain specific dangers and inconveniences you might need to cope with or avoid.

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Carmel Musgrove, 30, was holidaying in Bora Bora with Silver and family

Silver, 63, had stayed in French Polynesia after joining Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux on their honeymoon, alongside other A-list friends

Musgrove went swimming alone in the ocean on Thursday, but vanished

Hours later, her body was discovered washed up on the beach by police

It is believed she died from drowning, but an autopsy will be carried out

Musgrove was Silver's assistant of three years, and associate producer

Aniston and Theroux had flown back to Bel Air home earlier in the week

Hollywood producer Joel Silver's assistant has been found dead on a Bora Bora beach - just days after Silver helped Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux to celebrate their nuptials on the island.

Carmel Musgrove, 30, was on a vacation with Silver, 63 - who was among the celebrities invited to join Aniston and Theroux on their tropical honeymoon - and his family when the tragedy occurred.

She was swimming alone in the ocean on Thursday morning when she vanished, sources told US Weekly. After attempts to contact her by her friends went unanswered, a search was launched.

Hours later, Musgrove's body was found washed up on the beach. Although officials believe the assistant died from drowning, an autopsy will be carried out to confirm the cause of death.

Musgrove's distraught family are now flying out to French Polynesia, local newspapers report.

In a statement to Deadline, a spokesman for Silver said the producer - best known for action films such as Lethal Weapon, Die Hard and The Matrix - was 'devastated' by his assistant's death.

'Joel Silver, his family and his staff are devastated by the passing of Carmel Musgrove. Carmel was a dear friend and respected colleague with a very bright future ahead of her,' the spokesman said.

'They will all miss her dearly.'

Musgrove's apparent drowning came just days after Aniston and Theroux had flown back to their Los Angeles home following their honeymoon, which they had spent with some A-list friends.

Jimmy Kimmel and his wife, molly McNearney, Jason Bateman, Aniston's former Friends co-star Courteney Cox, and Chelsea Handler were among the stars soaking up the sun in Bora Bora.

Silver also accompanied Aniston and Theroux on their tropical getaway. He apparently stayed on the island with Musgrove and his family after the newlywed couple flew back to Los Angeles.

Musgrove first became acquainted with Silver after joining Silver Pictures as an intern. She was made his assistant after six months, and had worked for him for three years at the time of her death.

She had also worked as an associate producer on films such as The Gunman and Non-Stop.

Aniston and Theroux had jetted off to French Polynesia earlier this month - straight after secretly tying the knot in the backyard of their Bel Air mansion on August 5 in front of friends and family.

The couple, who had been engaged since August 2012, had kept their nuptials a secret by telling their friends they were being invited to their home for an early birthday celebration for the groom.

When they arrived, guests discovered they were actually attending the pair's wedding.

Aniston and Theroux started dating in 2011 after meeting on set of their comedy Wanderlust.

During their honeymoon in Bora Bora, they are reported to have stayed in a $12,500-a-night hotel.

An investigation into Musgrove's death is ongoing.

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Joel Silver's assistant Carmel Musgrove found dead on Bora Bora beach

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Carmel Musgrove, 30, was holidaying in Bora Bora with Silver and family Silver, 63, had stayed in French Polynesia after joining Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux on their honeymoon, alongside other A-list friends Musgrove went swimming alone in the ocean on Thursday, but vanished Hours later, her body was discovered