Accomodation - Shinning stars in the southern sea

Accomodation

Shinning stars in the southern sea

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Luxury in the remost places

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Around fifty international class hotel offering over 3,100 units can be found on twelve islands covering three different archipelagoesSocieties, Tuamotu and Marquesas. There is steady growth in the availability of quality accomodation as the hotel sector enjoys tax breaks.

Luxury hotels and resorts:

Classified hotels of every type can be found on Tahiti and her Islands. They combine high standard of accommodation with authentic Polynesian style. The location is always sublime, whether it is over water or hidden on the mountainside.

And of course there is the unique Polynesian luxury experiencethe over water bungalow where stateoftheart facilities marry with the turquoisecoloured lagoon. Watch the dance of the tropical fish while waiting for the canoe to bring your breakfast. Another dream come true.

For Links to resorts and primary hotels, click below:

Tahiti

Moorea

Huahine

Raiatea

Raiatea Hawaiki Nui Hotel

Taha'a

Bora Bora

Sofitel Motu Bora Bora

Rangiroa

Tikehau

Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort

Manihi

Manihi Pearl Beach Resort

Fakarava

Le Maitai Dream Fakarava

Marquesas

Pensions de famille:

Nearly one thousand accommodation units and two thousand beds are available in the varied range of Tahitian accommodation and small hotels whether it is a family pension or a home stay. All these different types of accommodation, similar to rural lodges or family guest rooms, are available in all the islands catering for tourists throughout the five Tahitian island groups. Some of them offer full board (pension) including meals prepared with the local specialties, whilst others have their own kitchens or shared facilities. They are located on quiet sites and might even be built over the blue waters of the lagoon.

Small family hotels provide travellers with an authentic Polynesian experience. They are the best alternative for those who want to feel close to the local people as well as visit more remote islands. Polynesian hospitality is not just a myth. It is to be lived and shared. Only then you will grasp the full meaning of what is in Tahiti a common phrase: "haere mai" or "come to us".

For Links to small hotels and private homes, click below:

Federation Haere Mai (Guesthouses & Pensions)

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