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Over water bungalows are very safe. Because they are anchored deep into the sand by sturdy pillars, they cannot float away.
For more detail, click on the picture of the overwater bungalows at St. Regis Resort in Bora Bora, left.
In the rare case of a severe storm, guests are relocated to the mainland resort or safe part of the island.
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As with any water sport, snorkeling from your bungalow is not without its risks.
However, overwater bungalows are typically located in shallow lagoons.
Shark spottings are common in Tahiti and her islands, however, they are usually found in deeper water.
Around over water bungalows, you are much more likely to see small, colorful reef fish.
Small sting rays and spotted eagle rays (2 to 3 feet across) are also common in the flat sandy shallow areas.
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