Luxury French Polynesia
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Set on a motu, a reef islet, Le Taha’a island Resort & Spa is a five-star escape just a short boat ride from the village of Tapuamu on the main island of Taha’a. Surrounded by beautiful lagoons, the resort has been built with the existing vegetation in mind. Stroll beneath lush trees and admire the native plants and colourful flowers. Serenity is paramount, and all 57 suites and villas are designed according to Polynesian tradition. Bamboo, local wood, stone, coral, textiles and woven coconut ropes all feature, making the resort both authentic and luxurious. There are three restaurants that offer a wide variety of flavours from around the world, as well as special romantic dinners or picnics if requested. With astounding views of the crystal-clear lagoon and a stunning beach, this is an idyllic, tropical retreat for guests who enjoy being outdoors.

Located on the picture-perfect island of Bora Bora, the St. Regis sits within 44 acres of lush, tropical grounds in the shadow of the iconic Mount Otemanu. The resort consists of 89 villas, some of which are nestled in the gardens or along the beach, and others which are perched over the sparkling waters of the South Pacific. Some of the garden and beach villas have their own private pools while the overwater villas feature separate dining gazebos so you can enjoy views of the lagoon while you eat. There is also a two-bedroom villa perfect for families and an estate that sleeps nine. The Lagoon Restaurant is St. Regis’ signature restaurant, offering a fusion of French and Asian cuisine with lots of fresh seafood and creative flavour combinations. Mount Otemanu is framed by the large windows, and there are long glass panels on the floor through which you can see the black-tip sharks who live beneath the restaurant. The overwater terrace is the perfect place for a sunset drink. There is also a sushi and sake restaurant, Far Niente Ristorante offering Italian cuisine and fine wines, and Te Pahu restaurant where you can enjoy traditional Polynesian dancing and music. The resort has its own Lagoonarium, a protected underwater sanctuary filled with marine life. Sat on its own island in the middle of the Lagoonarium is the spa, a tranquil haven where guests can relax and unwind with a treatment. There are two swimming pool, fitness centre, tennis court and bikes for hire for those that wish to explore the island.

White sandy beaches, breathtaking sunset views and rooms right on the water – Conrad Bora Bora Nui is a luxurious retreat set in a private cove on Motu To’opua. With Mount Otemanu as an impressive backdrop, the renovated resort offers panoramic lagoon views, cultural activities, luxury dining and personalised service. The 115 rooms include overwater, garden and beach villas with Polynesian décor and an emphasis on the resort’s lagoon-side location. Enjoy the views from your private terrace, or relax in a comfy net over the water. With six restaurants and bars covering a variety of cuisines, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Dine at Iriatai French Restaurant, Banyan Chinese Restaurant or Tamure Beach Grill. Choose between Upa Upa Lounge Bar and Iriatai Wine Bar for sundowners or make a splash at the swim up Tarava Pool Bar. The resort also features a hilltop spa with stunning views, a pool, fitness centre, miniature golf and various water activities.

Perched on an outer coral reef and surrounded by sandy islets, the Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora is an idyllic island retreat surrounded by the turquoise waters of the South Pacific. There are 107 suites and villas scattered along the outer beaches and over the water. The beachfront villas are draped along a stretch of semi-private beach, with private gardens filled with coconut palms and colourful bougainvillea and a private swimming pool. There are a mixture of one-, two- and three-bedroom villas making them perfect for honeymooners, families and groups of friends. The overwater bungalows sit on stilts over the ocean, some with their own private plunge pools. Teak wood and thatched roofs give them plenty of traditional charm while the high ceilings and spacious interiors ensure they offer guests the most comfortable of stays. When it comes to dining, guests are spoiled for choice with four restaurants serving a cuisine inspired by Polynesian and French traditions, as well as light salads and freshly grilled seafood. There are also pleny of spots to enjoy a cocktail as the as the sun sets. There is also the option to enjoy dinner on the beach with Polynesian singing and a fire dance performance, and have your breakfast delivered to your suite in a ceremonial Polynesian canoe. With the inviting waters of the South Pacific on your doorstep, you’ll want to dive straight in and explore the fascinating underwater world. Enjoy snorkelling adventures in the Ruanhatu Lagoon Sanctuary, home to over 100 marine species including octopus, eagle rays and unicorn fish, then explore the coves by sea kayak, stand up paddleboard or water bike. There is also an infinity pool, spa, fitness centre and tennis courts.

Positioned 30 miles northeast of Tahiti is the Tetiaroa atoll, a collection of a dozen small islands, ringing a deep turquoise lagoon. This part of French Polynesia won the hearts of Tahitian royalty, for whom it was the favoured island retreat, and then Marlon Brando who first came here while filming the Mutiny of the Bounty. The actor went on to buy the island and set about building The Brando, a beautiful and luxurious resort on this exclusive private island. Access to The Brando is by private plane from Tahiti. There are 35 luxury villas scattered along both Turtle Beach and Mermaid Bay. With a choice of one-, two- and three-bedroom villas, there’s something for everyone from honeymooners to families and groups of friends. The timbered villas were built to reflect Polynesian culture and design and are hidden amongst the tropical vegetation so as not to detract from the natural beauty of the island. Villas feature high ceilings and large windows, ensuring they are bright and airy. Decking leads to a private plunge pool and there’s an outdoor bathtub for a soak under the stars. There are two restaurants at The Brando serving a range of Polynesian, fusion and classic French cuisine. There’s also a beach bar as well as the Te Manu Bar, which has private tree-top seating areas that are reached through a series of walkways through the canopy. There’s an abundance of fresh organic fruit and vegetables grown in the kitchen garden and orchard, so expect lots of locally grown mango, papaya, cucumber, avocado and lime, alongside fish and shellfish from the surrounding waters. The lagoon is teeming with marine life and guests can explore this diverse underwater world by swimming, snorkelling, diving or kayaking through the pristine waters. There’s also the option to hop on a bike and explore the lush green interior of the island. Back at the resort, there’s an infinity pool, tennis court and a beautiful spa nestled among the tropical flowers.

Nestled between two bays on the idyllic island of Moorea is the Hilton hotel, the perfect place from which to enjoy this little piece of paradise. Choose from a garden bungalow with its own private terrace and plunge pool, or opt for an overwater villa where you can dip into the turquoise water from your decking. Both are decorated in contemporary Polynesian style. There are plenty of options when it comes to eating and drinking. Enjoy Polynesian and international cuisine at Arii Vahine Restaurant on the lagoon, or refreshing drinks and platters of fresh fruit at the Rotui Grill and Bar. Toatea Bar sits over the water and the perfect spot for a cocktail and a crepe overlooking the clear waters. You’ll likely want to spend most of your days relaxing on the powder soft sand, exploring the incredible underwater world enjoying the resort’s facilities. There is also a spa for those wanting to indulge in a treatment or two.

Immerse yourself in a world of French luxury surrounded by lush tropical rainforest, exquisite lagoons and impressive mountains that rise from the clear Pacific Ocean waters at this lagoon-side beach resort. With views of the island of Tahiti, the resort offers 112 luxurious bungalows, either built out over the water, or nestled in the beautifully landscaped gardens. The rooms features natural wood and stone finishing with accents of warm colour adding an inviting touch. Wide windows allow in plenty of natural light and draw in the sounds and scents of the sea and jungle. Enjoy the magical view out over the lagoon towards Tahiti as you dine on chef Guillaume Burlion’s world-class menu at K Restaurant, or enjoyed a relaxed contemporary meal at Pure. Get out of the sun and sip on a refreshing south Pacific cocktail typically Polynesian Vue, or raise a glass to another day in paradise at the beach bar. When not soaking up the rays on the beach, take a dip in the swimming pool, or treat yourself to a session of pampering at the day spa. A selection of water activities like scuba diving can also be arranged.

Located in a coconut plantation on the northwest part of Rangiroa, the Hotel Kia Ora Resort & Spa makes the most of its unique setting. The resort is on a 10km long motu, with the brilliant blue lagoon on one side, and the gently lapping ocean on the other. The 60 villas and bungalows are scattered throughout the coconut grove, on the beach, or suspended over the turquoise lagoon. Garden villas feature an enclosed yard and a private plunge pool, an ideal option for families. The buildings are designed in a traditional Polynesian architectural style, and the views from the resort are impressive as the water glistens in the sunlight. Dine on a fusion of Tahitian and French cuisine at the resort’s Te Rairoa restaurant where freshly caught seafood and local ingredients are the stars of the menu. As well as the over-water Miki Miki Bar, there’s also a spa, a fitness centre and an infinity pool. Snorkelling gear, kayaks and canoes are also complimentary – Rangiroa is world-renowned for its diving and snorkelling, so you’ll definitely want to get in the water and swim with the fish.

Surrounded by lavish gardens and on a turquoise lagoon with volcanic peaks in the distance, the Intercontinental Resort Tahiti is an ideal launch point on the island of Tahiti located close to Papeete’s airport. 258 rooms include overwater bungalows, lagoon-view and garden-view rooms. The resort also has a spa, two infinity pools, a private beach and tennis courts as well as two restaurants offering French, international, and Polynesian cuisines. The Tiare Restaurant is an amphitheatre with an open kitchen and traditional dance shows, while the gourmet Le Lotus is set over the water below.