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TAHITI & HER ISLANDS
FIJI
TAHITI
Manihi
Tikehau
Bora Bora
Taha’a
Huahine
Rangiroa
Raiatea
Moorea
Tahiti
Photos (left to right): InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana, Pearl Resorts, Tahiti Tourisme, Pearl Resorts
map not to scale
Officially known as French Polynesia,
Tahiti and her 118 islands cover an
area over two million square miles
(the size of Western Europe) of the
South Pacific Ocean. Spread over
five archipelagos, the total land mass
adds up to an area only slightly larger
than the tiny state of Rhode Island.
The three archipelagos most sought
after by visitors are the Society Islands,
comprised of Tahiti, Bora Bora,
Moorea, Huahine, Raiatea and
Taha’a; The Tuamotu Atolls or “Tahiti’s
Strand of Pearls,” Rangiroa, Tikehau,
and Fakarava; and the Marquesas,
or “The Mysterious Islands.”
Many islands are crowned with jagged
peaks while others appear to float
above the breaking waves. From
barefoot relaxation to luxurious
resorts, these exquisite islands blend
the best of Polynesian warmth with
French charm. Staying in your own
overwater bungalow above soothing
lagoon waters is the ultimate Tahiti
experience. Snorkel and dive in warm,
crystal clear lagoons with schools of
fish, docile sharks, and giant manta
rays. Experience the relaxation and
rejuvenation of one of the luxurious
Polynesian spas. Celebrate a
honeymoon or anniversary in the
most romantic place on earth.
TAHITI Queen of the Pacific
The main island of Tahiti is the largest,
and Papeete the capital is gateway to
the region. Ride an open-air Le Truck
around the island, visit Le Marche to buy
handicrafts, or dine at Les Roulettes
on the waterfront. The island’s interior
is worlds away from downtown Papeete
as the landscape changes to rugged
coastline, deep valleys, clear streams
and waterfalls. Key points on the
island include Matavai Bay, Cook’s
Monument and the Gauguin Museum.
MOOREA The Magical Island
Just 10 minutes by air or 40 minutes
by sea from Tahiti, Moorea is a favorite
south seas experience. The jagged
peaks and volcanic spires are a stark
contrast to the lush deep valleys,
cascading waterfalls, pineapple
plantations, multi-hued lagoons and
ivory sand beaches.
With a circumference of just 37 miles,
Moorea can be circled in a day by
bicycle or car, enjoying spectacular
views from Belvedere lookout and
exploring villages and boutiques along
the way.
RAIATEA The Sacred Island
Considered the birthplace of Tahitian
culture and religion. This mountainous
island has the most important and best
preserved Marae in French Polynesia
and is also home to Tiare Apetahi a
rare flower that grows nowhere else
on earth.
BORA BORA Pearl of the Pacific
Novelist James Mitchener described
Bora Bora as “the most beautiful
island in the world.” Undoubtedly
this pearl of the pacific is a beautiful,
romantic island and the most famous
in French Polynesia.
Bora Bora is small in size and
surrounded by a stunning lagoon
with the legendary Mt. Otemanu rising
sharply from the center. Explore the
coastline, just 20 miles around by
foot or bicycle and discover ancient
temples and polynesian villages.
The main village of Vaitape is a
unique mix of Tahitian, French and
American culture, a former U.S. military
base in the second World War.
Staying in an overwater bungalow
is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
To leave civilization one more step
behind, take a boat ride to one of the
sandy motus (islets) that dot the coral
reef.
TAHA’A The Vanilla Island
An enchanting tropical paradise,
Taha’a is an ancient volcano set in
an emerald lagoon surrounded by
tiny islets and stunning white sand
beaches. Taha’a is home to plantations
of fragrant vanilla that perfumes the
coastal plains and small villages.
HUAHINE Garden of Eden
Home to dramatic geography and a
watermelon and cantaloupe industry,
Huahine is surrounded by coral
gardens rich with sea life. A scenic road
winds through rainforest canopies,
past small villages of colorful homes
where little has changed for generations,
to the ancient Maeva Village where
archaeological sites offer insight into
island life 1,000 years before. A visit
to picturesque Port Fare as it comes
alive on shipping day while 400
inhabitants arrive to shop, trade and
socialize is a must.
RANGIROA The Infinite Lagoon
The largest atoll in French Polynesia
is regarded as a natural aquarium
and was ranked by Jacques Cousteau
as the most beautiful and richest
lagoon in the world. This is paradise
for deep sea fishing, snorkeling and
diving, including the famous shark wall.
You can also visit pearl farms that
produce some of the most flawless
black pearls in the world.
TIKEHAU The Pink Sand Island
Tikehau means “peaceful landing,”
which perfectly describes this tiny
atoll. Home to just 500 locals and
copra (coconut) farming, this circular
atoll has the largest concentration
of fish of any lagoon in the world. With
its jewel-toned blue lagoon and pink
sand beaches (made of finely crushed
coral), Tikehau is a remote paradise
like no other.
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Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort & Spa
MOOREA, FRENCH POLYNESIA
Cradled between Opunohu and Cook’s Bays, this is an
idyllic setting for both sunrise and sunset views. This luxury
resort is blessed with a mountainous backdrop, a beautifully
landscaped setting and a 10-acre lagoon with white sand
beach.
The 54 overwater and 45 garden bungalows are furnished
with exotic wood interiors and overwater bungalows have
direct access to the lagoon as well as a glass floor viewing
panel to see the sea life below.
Enjoy dining at a choice of 3 restaurants, or 24-hour room
service. Activities include: kayaks, tennis, volleyball, paddle
boards, pool, fitness center, sauna and steam room.
There are a myriad of tempting ways to enjoy the lagoon above
and below water. Sailboat or canoe sunset cruises, off-shore
or reef line fishing, water-skiing, jet-skiing or parasailing.
Try Aqua walking or the Aquascope, a thrilling ecological
submarine adventure that glides among dolphins, stingrays,
and captures unforgettable shark feeding experiences.
The rejuvenating Moorea Lagoon Spa embraces island
healing traditions and 100% organic products to create
exotic treatments using native ingredients such as coconut
milk, ginger and the fragrant Tiare flower.
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InterContinental Moorea Resort & Spa
This fine resort combines luxury and casual elegance with the
comfort and friendly service you would expect from a truly
international Polynesian resort.
All suites from the garden bungalow, to the overwater
premium bungalow provide luxurious accommodations
and are located between fragrant gardens, the white sandy
beach and on the lagoon. These bungalows offer complete
relaxation in the most serene Polynesian atmosphere. Lanai
rooms in the main building are comfortable and spacious,
close to all resort amenities with garden views.
Unique resort attractions are the Top Dive PADI dive center,
Moorea Dolphin center and the turtle rehabilitation center.
Activities include: snorkeling, infinity pool, kayaks, outrigger
canoes, tennis courts, gym and Tahitian shows twice a week.
The Hélène Spa is nestled in the tropical gardens in the heart
of the resort. Here guests can discover the natural alchemy
between ancient Polynesian traditions and French savoir-faire
in this temple dedicated to relaxation and rejuvenation.
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Sofitel Moorea Ia Ora Beach Resort
Situated on a crystal clear Moorea lagoon and the island’s
most beautiful white sand beach with views to the island
of Tahiti. Elegant bungalows are located over the water,
beachfront, or in tropical gardens.
Activities include: seaside infinity pool, kayaks, canoes,
snorkeling and pétanque. A Polynesian show takes place
nightly. Le Spa offers a tranquil haven overlooking the bay
with a range of treatments using local ingredients.
There are two restaurants Pure and “K” gourmet dining with
romantic barefoot elegance and beautiful views. This is an
ideal honeymoon or romantic destination and the perfect
place to enjoy sports activities or relax on the beach.
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Legends Resort Moorea
This private hillside haven is set on 17 acres with breathtaking
views of the surrounding mountains, lagoon and Pacific
Ocean.
Each villa offers maximum privacy and tranquility, surrounded
by gardens and features a panoramic deck including jacuzzi,
sun loungers, laundry and kitchen.
This home away from home is perfect for sunbathing,
snorkeling, reading and playing. Activities include: horizon
swimming pool, tennis, fitness center and hiking.
Legends Beauty Spa offers guests a relaxing retreat and
a variety of body treatments.
The resort has a private beach on a motu (islet) exclusively
available to resort guests via a 10-minute boat ride.
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Moorea Pearl Resort & Spa
Just 2 miles from famous Cooks Bay, this charming traditional
Polynesian style resort is set on a wide lagoon in a beachfront
oasis. A range of accommodations consist of garden view
and garden duplex rooms, overwater bungalows with large
sundecks and direct access to the lagoon, beach bungalows
or garden bungalows with private plunge pools.
There is a full range of resort amenities such as a gourmet
restaurant, poolside restaurant and bar, on-site dive center
and coral nursery. We recommend a special “Romantic
Rendezvous” such as a special private dinner or unique
Polynesian wedding ceremony.
Discover the amazing beauty of Moorea, snorkeling and diving,
jeep safaris, helicopter rides, motu picnics, island tours by
canoe with shark and ray feeding, horseback riding, mountain
hiking, deep-sea fishing, and dolphin and whale watching
Activities include: snorkeling, kayaks, canoes, volleyball,
infinity swimming pool, ping pong and jacuzzi. The Manea
Spa in the heart of the resort features a steam room and
vichy shower. Massages are part of traditional Polynesian
medicine, philosophy and ancient customs—called
“Taurumi” in Tahitian.
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Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort & Spa
BORA BORA, FRENCH POLYNESIA
This member of the “Leading Hotels of the World” is located
just 10 minutes by boat from Bora Bora airport on Bora Bora’s
largest motu (islet), Motu Tevairoa. An authentic, Polynesian
style resort facing the island of Bora Bora, situated in magical
surroundings with unsurpassed views of Mt Otemanu.
The overwater bungalows feature glass tables to view the
lagoon life from your room, 30 artificial reefs have been
created under the overwater bungalows in collaboration with
marine biologists. Beach suites offer a lounge area facing
the beach and a jacuzzi in a private garden. Garden pool
suites in a large tropical garden offer a private plunge pool.
The resort also features three restaurants, two bars, boutiques,
a wedding chapel and on-site dive center.
Activities include: swimming pool, fitness room, kayaks,
paddle boards, outrigger canoes, windsurfing, snorkeling,
tennis, mini-golf, billiards, movie theater, Polynesian dance
shows and a coral nursery.
The Manea Spa is a member of Leading Spas of the World
and uses natural products such as vanilla, sandalwood,
coconut, pineapple and tamanu. Here you can experience
the rich massage and spa rituals unique to the region in a
modern spa inspired by Tahitian tradition.
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The St. Regis Resort Bora Bora
A magnificent 44-acre resort with lush, unspoiled surroundings
and powdery white sand beaches. This resort is the ultimate
in luxury, and has the largest villas in French Polynesia.
There are 1, 2 & 3 bedroom exquisitely designed villas in
various locations overwater or beachfront, all featuring
outdoor showers and signature St. Regis Butler service.
Many villas also have private jacuzzis, pools or infinity pools
and the breathtaking Royal Estate on a secluded cove
extends over three pavilions.
From the oasis pool with private cabanas to the central pool
and saltwater private lagoon, you can lose yourself in this
Bora Bora paradise.
The St. Regis has a selection of dining at four restaurants
including the signature overwater LAGOON by Jean Georges
with breathtaking views, as well as Aparima bar, swim-up
bars and 24-hour room service.
Activities include: nightly entertainment, snorkeling, swimming
pools, fitness center and tennis. The luxurious 13,000 sq. ft.
Miri Miri Spa by Clarins is located on its own private island
and features an incomparable array of indulgences inspired
by the pillars of well-being: beauty, harmony, aqua, vitality,
life balance, nature and nutrition.
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Sofitel Bora Bora Private Island
Sofitel Bora Bora Private Island is located on a lush Bora Bora
islet in a crystal lagoon. An intimate, romantic resort with
360 degree ocean views of the lagoon, Bora Bora and
Mt Otemanu.
Dining is a memorable experience. Indulge each day in the
luxury of gourmet dining, fine wines and gracious Sofitel
service in the phenomenal open air setting of Manu Tiki
restaurant.
The ultimate in privacy, only a few can enjoy this private island
at any one time. Nature meets stylish luxury in the design
of each overwater bungalow villa.
At the spa, guests can experience the soothing touch of an
outdoor massage or relax mind body and spirit with holistic
wellness treatments in a pristine natural setting.
Guests can swim clear lagoon waters, snorkel coral gardens,
enjoy peaceful yoga sessions on a white sand beach or on
top of the island, canoe the ocean or embark on exciting
island excursions.
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Hilton Bora Bora Nui Resort & Spa
Suspended between the crystal waters of Motu Toopua and
a lava rock hillside and just 10 minutes from Vaitape village,
this resort is nestled in an idyllic cove.
Luxuriously appointed suites are scattered over the water, on
the hillside and in the garden. Overwater bungalows have a
glass viewing panel in the floor to marvel at the spectacular
marine life below as it floats past.
Guests can cool down with a local cocktail or exotic juice
at the beach bar. Delicious Polynesian or Mediterranean
cuisine and stunning panoramic views are available at
Iriatai restaurant, and Tamure Grill offers more casual fare
overlooking the lagoon.
This resort boasts the island’s largest white sand beach,
infinity pool, fitness center, library and boutique. Private island
Motu Tapu nearby is reserved for the exclusive use of guests.
Activities include: outrigger canoes, pedalos, paddle boards,
kayaks, a glass-bottom kayak, snorkeling, Hobie Cats,
windsurfing and volleyball. The hilltop Hina Spa has views
of the Mt. Otemanu volcano and the islands of Taha’a and
Raiatea, offering an array of spa treatments in private open
air bungalows with their own jacuzzi.
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Le Maitai Polynesia Bora Bora
This Polynesian style hotel is located at the Southern tip of
Bora Bora island and nestled against the mountain. It offers
true island ambience within walking distance to markets,
local restaurants and the famous white sand Matira Beach,
the only public beach in Bora Bora.
Le Maitai Polynesia offers spacious garden and ocean view
rooms, all featuring air-conditioning and a balcony, as well
as beach and overwater bungalows with the traditional
pendanus thatched roofs. Overwater bungalows also feature
a glass table for viewing the colorful marine life below.
Snorkel the calm waters of the aqua lagoon, dine at the
ocean view restaurant or the casual beachfront restaurant.
Enjoy a Polynesian evening hosted each week with a
delicious seafood buffet and a traditional Tahitian show
of music and fire dance. In Tahitian, Maitai means “all is
great,” and this charming resort that offers value for money
in a picturesque setting.
Activities include: snorkeling, kayaks and outrigger pirogues
(canoes).
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InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa
On Motu Piti Aau, this luxurious retreat sets a benchmark in
elegance and service. Each of the overwater villas is spacious,
including a separate living room with glass bottom table
providing uninterrupted views of the lagoon’s sea life and a
shaded terrace with direct access to the lagoon. Ideal for
families are the two-bedroom villas on the motu (islet). Beach
bungalows are set under palm trees on the shore of the white
sand beach with views of Otemanu Mountain.
The resort also offers a magnificent infinity pool, two
restaurants and bars, tennis courts and 24-hour room
service. Its enchanting Blue Lagoon Chapel is a heavenly
venue for a wedding ceremony or a renewal of vows featuring
a glass-bottom walkway over the lagoon.
It is the first hotel in the world to preserve the environment
by using cool deep sea water for its air-conditioning system,
a unique initiative to create a sustained and harmonious
development of this island paradise.
Activities include: tennis, kayaks, snorkeling and use of
InterContinental Le Moana facilities. The 40,000 sq. ft.
Deep Ocean Spa is the first of its kind in the southern
hemisphere to use deep sea water to replenish the body’s
minerals, and boasts glass-floored treatment rooms with
views of colorful marine life.
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InterContinental Bora Bora Le M oana Resort
This exotic and romantic sanctuary is located to the south
side of the main island at Matira point, on one of Bora Bora’s
finest white sand beaches with breathtaking views of the
lagoon, Mt. Otemanu and Mt. Pahia.
Le Moana Resort offers individual bungalow suites located
on the beach or over the lagoon and features a private
sundeck. In the overwater suites, glass-top coffee tables
afford views of the lagoon water. Throughout the resort,
artisans have combined traditional Polynesian crafts:
woodcarving, tapa cloth-making, bamboo and pandanus
weaving and mother of pearl engraving, providing an
authentic style to this deluxe resort.
The resort has a swimming pool, boutique, bar and restaurant
and offers diving and motorized water sports.
Activities include: snorkeling, outrigger canoes, kayaks,
paddle boards, windsurfing, table tennis and demonstrations
such as basket weaving, flower and shell lei making. There are
traditional dance performances and live music. Guests also
have use of facilities located at sister hotel InterContinental
Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa.
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Le Méridien Bora Bora
Located on the southern tip of a 6-mile-long private motu
(islet). The resort offers a combination of outstanding
bungalows and villas, from beach villas with private infinity
pools or motu bungalows to the most romantic overwater
bungalows featuring a large glass floor with views of the
lagoon and marine life.
Activities include: swimming pool, windsurfing, snorkeling
equipment, canoes and Polynesian pirogue, pedal boat, ping
pong, billiards, beach volleyball, turtles and lagoon discovery.
Guests enjoy gourmet cuisine at one of the 2 restaurants.
The Turtle Sanctuary and the Ecological Center offer a
unique experience for guests.
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Maitai Lapita Village Huahine
HUAHINE, FRENCH POLYNESIA
Be seduced by the richness of this island, its history and
cultural heritage, the stunning scenery, beaches and marine
life. The Maitai Lapita Village lies between a lake and the
lagoon, on an ancient archaeological site where ancestors
once lived.
This Huahine hotel offers excellent affordable accommodation,
great service, restaurant and bar, swimming pool, and a
variety of activities for divers, explorers and sea lovers.
Accommodation is a choice of lake and garden bungalows
that are traditional Tahitian style inspired by the arts of Lapita
pottery and archaeological objects found on the site and
nestled among tropical flowers and fragrant plants.
Activities include: snorkeling and kayaks to explore the crystal
clear waters of the lagoon.
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Huahine Te Tiare Beach Resort
HUAHINE, FRENCH POLYNESIA
Tucked away in a small bay with a marvelous white sand
beach, the lush and luxurious Te Tiare Beach Resort can only
be accessed by boat.
Premier deep overwater or shallow overwater bungalows
offer the ultimate in luxury. Beautiful beachfront bungalows
are located on the tranquil palm studded white sand and
garden bungalows cradled among lush tropical gardens and
all bungalows enjoy spectacular tropical sunset views.
The reception, lobby, lounge, main bar, restaurant and
boutiques are built over the lagoon.
Guests can choose among many excursions, such as
picnics and circle island tours by boat, horseback riding,
sunset cruises, deep sea fishing, scuba diving, and visits to
archaeological and ceremonial sites that give insights into
civilization on these islands 1000 years ago.
Activities include: swimming pool, ping pong, outrigger
canoes, kayaks, beach volleyball and snorkeling equipment.
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Vahine Private Island Resort
TAHA’A, FRENCH POLYNESIA
A unique hideaway in the heart of the of the Society Islands,
Vahine is a small private island located in a peaceful setting
on a 23-acre motu. Motu Tu Vahine means “Island of the
Woman” and is located in the middle of the Taha’a lagoon
with outstanding scenic views of Bora Bora, Huahine, Taha’a
and Raiatea.
This boutique resort is a member of Small Luxury Hotels of
the World and caters to just a small number of discerning
guests at a time. With just 9 bungalows in total, guests
select from either tranquil overwater bungalows or tropical
beach bungalows hidden among a coconut grove, hibiscus
and bougainvilleas.
Dining is at the beachside restaurant and bar serving romantic
dinners by candlelight with a delicate mix of local seafood,
exotic flavors and French influences.
The resort is reached in just 45 minutes by speedboat from
Raiatea Airport. Activities include: windsurfing, kayaks,
pirogues, snorkeling and beach games.
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Le Taha’a Island Resort & Spa
TAHA’A, FRENCH POLYNESIA
This exclusive resort is a member of the Relais & Chateaux
Hotel Collection and is superbly located on the secluded
coral reef Motu Tautau, facing the lush island of Taha’a on
one side and the silhouette of Bora Bora on the other side.
The island of Taha’a has a rich aroma of vanilla lingering in
the air and offers a glimpse of traditional tranquil life of the
Tahitians.
Inspired by Polynesian architecture and style, Le Taha’a
features exquisite suites and villas with unsurpassed views of
the lagoon. Overwater suites offer private decks, most with
lagoon access. Beach villas have tropical gardens and private
patio, plunge pool and an outdoor bathtub and shower.
Polynesian entertainment takes place weekly with fire
dancing in the main restaurant.
Activities include: swimming pool, fitness center, kayaks,
outrigger canoes, stand up paddle boarding, snorkeling and
tennis. LE SPA: Nestled in an exotic garden overlooking the
lagoon, this spa haven offers a range of treatments to revive
your senses using Monoi, the sacred Polynesian oil infused
from coconuts and flowers. Massages may also be enjoyed
right on the lagoon.
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Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort
TIKEHAU, FRENCH POLYNESIA
Tikehau with its crown of pink-sand beaches, is drenched
in natural beauty. This intimate resort sits on a secluded,
palm fringed pink sandy beach. From a barefoot beach
lunch to starlight dinners, Tikehau is an exceptional blend
of elegant informality and Polynesian hospitality in an
exclusive hideaway.
Activities include: swimming pool, kayaking, snorkeling,
volleyball and badminton. The Manea Spa is surrounded by
coconut trees and faces the lagoon.
The spa specializes in the rich massage custom of Polynesia
using 100% natural products inspired by traditional remedies
and resources.
Polynesian-style bungalows located on the beach and
overwater all have private verandahs and overwater
bungalows have glass floor windows. The bar and restaurant
are located poolside. The resort also offers a dive center.
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Le Maitai Rangiroa
RANGIROA, FRENCH POLYNESIA
Rangiroa is known for its exceptional marine life, turquoise
lagoon, exceptional sunsets and is one of the top dive
destinations in the world. Here guests can explore Tiputa and
Avatoru passes, where it is common to encounter dolphins,
manta rays and all kinds of sharks.
This charming hotel offers excellent bungalow style
accommodation located waterfront on the lagoon and in the
gardens combined with friendly hospitality, and a variety
of activities in their weekly program.
Activities include: swimming, snorkeling and kayaking.
Le Maitai resort is located on the lagoon and situated in a
coconut plantation and exotic gardens.
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Hotel Kia Ora Resort & Spa
RANGIROA, FRENCH POLYNESIA
This charming hotel is nestled between the two reef passes
in the heart of a magnificent coconut plantation bordered by
a white sand beach and a turquoise lagoon. Rangiroa is the
perfect setting for a dream vacation or honeymoon.
Villas and bungalows are scattered throughout the coconut
grove, on the beach and overlooking the lagoon. On the
waterfront are two restaurants and a bar on stilts surrounding
a swimming pool with Jacuzzi.
Enjoy spectacular sunsets as you toast paradise from
the overwater bar, dine on the fresh catch of the day in the
open-air restaurant.
Activities include: snorkeling, fitness center, game room,
billiards, outrigger canoes, kayaks and pétanque.
The Poekura Spa is a slice of heaven, a place to relax and
unwind with a facial or an essential oils massage.
For travelers in search of a Robinson Crusoe style hideaway,
the Kia Ora Sauvage is an hour away from Hotel Kia Ora by
boat and has just 5 traditional style bungalows located on
a private island. This is the ultimate secluded hideaway and
a mini paradise.
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Radisson Plaza Resort Tahiti
TAHITI, FRENCH POLYNESIA
Located on beautiful black sand Lafayette Beach, in acres
of tropical gardens this resort is a wonderful retreat not far
from downtown Papeete (guests will enjoy the free shuttle
to downtown).
Activities include: swimming pool, jacuzzi, Hammam and
Sauna, fitness center, yoga, Tahitian dance lessons, pareo
tying, fiber weaving and more.
The rooms and suites all feature a lanai balcony and
panoramic views over beautiful Matavai Bay.
LE SPA offers a harmonious environment for unique
traditional Tahitian treatments including black sand and
volcanic stones, as well as fruits such as mango, guava,
coconut, vanilla and papaya.
Guests can enjoy delicious dining and local entertainment
at the on-site waterfront restaurant Hiti Mahana. Located
above the restaurant is the open-air Lafayette Bar, a
gorgeous location to enjoy majestic views of Matavai Bay
and sip fresh local cocktails as the sun goes down.
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Le Méridien Tahiti
A world-class resort offering stunning lagoon views across
to the island of Moorea. Le Meridien is on a white sand
beach and close to many of Tahiti’s most popular attractions,
such as the golf course and Gauguin Museum.
This resort has an inviting open air lobby, sand bottom pool
and large contemporary rooms, suites and overwater “fares”
with private deck.
A daily shuttle to and from downtown is available as well as
a range of water sports and a wellness center.
Activities include: swimming pool, tennis court, kayaks, beach
volleyball, snorkeling, pétanque, ping pong and L’Atelier - the
artist corner.
The two refined restaurants specialize in locally inspired
cuisine, seafood and gourmet international dishes.
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InterContinental Tahiti Resort
This world-class resort is nestled in a 30-acre tropical oasis
facing the beautiful island of Moorea and conveniently located
near the airport and downtown Papeete.
Nestled in a sumptuous garden setting, the resort boasts two
superb infinity pools one with a white sand bottom and swimup bar and offers an extensive range of activities. Its elegant
rooms and bungalows offer a choice of main building rooms,
deluxe panoramic rooms and overwater bungalows.
Guests enjoy two fine restaurants: the main Tiare restaurant
with show kitchen, known to have one of the best Tahitian
dinner shows performed by “Les Grands Ballets de Tahiti”
and the secluded Lotus overwater gourmet restaurant.
The main bar features live entertainment and is a popular
place for locals and guests. There is also an activities and
diving center and Lagoonarium underwater reserve.
Activities include: tennis, kayaks, snorkeling, volleyball, health
circuit and badminton. Deep Nature Spa By Algotherm: An
oasis for mind and body with a large range of massage
and treatments combining Algotherm techniques with local
traditions. The relaxation area has a steam bath, shower,
cold plunge pool, tea lounge and fitness room with an
unobstructed view of the lagoon.
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