| O ften
called "The Island of Love,"
Tahiti is the largest of the islands.
Born in a series of volcanic upheavals
nearly three million years ago, the island
of Tahiti is a range of lushly forested
peaks plunging deep into the sea. The
island's interior is astounding; waterfalls
cascade over sheer cliffs into rainforests
below and rivers cut through dense valleys
of giant ferns, wild fruit trees, and
iridescent flowers. Most hotels are on
the northwest coast of the island on a
6-mile stretch between Punaauia and Papeete.
While a visit to the town itself doesn't
constitute a true visit to the island,
there are interesting things to do there
- - shop at numerous boutiques or the
open-air marketplace, visit one of several
waterfront cafes and restaurants, or tour
the Museum of Tahiti and Her Islands nearby.
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| InterContinental
Resort Tahiti |
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This
deluxe resort has 30 acres of lush tropical
gardens. Decorated in a traditional Polynesian
style, the rooms offer guests simple elegance.
There are two horizon pools, one with
a sandy bottom. The fine dining restaurant,
Le Lotus, is one of the best on the island
of Tahiti. With Polynesian dance shows
and live music performing nightly, this
complete resort offers fine restaurants,
shops, watersports and scuba diving.
from
$299 per night (TC HT5)
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Le
Méridien Tahiti |
Combining
a charm and ambiance unique to Polynesia,
the dramatic architecture and design that
is a Le Meridien hallmark creates a stunning
resort. Innovative cuisine and the largest
sandy bottom swimming pool in the South
Pacific are just a few of the unique features
that make this resort one of Tahiti’s
most popular. There are two restaurants,
including a gourmet restaurant facing
the lagoon, and two bards providing a
relaxing atmosphere to enjoy cocktails.
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| Radisson
Plaza Resort |
Set
amidst a tropical garden setting on, Radisson
Plaza Resort Tahiti is the only property
in Tahiti that is on a black sand beach.
Located just 7 kms from the central business
district, the 165 room resort features
deluxe accommodations, all with large
balconies and stunning views of beautiful
Matavi Bay. Guests will enjoy an all day
dining restaurant, pool and terrace bar,
state of the art spa and health club and
a wide variety of watersports.
from $389 per night
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| Hilton
Hotel Tahiti |
This
hotel's ocean front location provides
panoramic views of Papeete Harbor and
the island of Moorea. The rooms and suites,
with hardwood floors and Tahitian colonial
furniture, were completely refurbished.
The overwater restaurant is a standout
feature, providing local and continental
cuisine, with live music and dancing on
Saturday nights. With a brand new white
sand beach lined with palm trees, guests
can relax in the sun.
from $329 per night
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| Sofitel
Maeva Beach |
Designed
to resemble an ancient Polynesian temple
(marae), this resort is located on a white
sand beach, just minutes from the airport.
It has one of the largest collections
of ancient South Pacific artifacts in
the world on display. There are two restaurants
offering Japanese, Polynesian and French
cuisine, with Polynesian dancers performing
several nights a week during the dinner
hour.
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| Le
Royal Tahitien |
Fronting
a black sand beach, this intimate, 40-room
hotel offers simple, but modern, air-conditioned
rooms in a beautiful garden setting with
a lovely, free-form swimming pool. The
traditional, Tahitian style restaurant
offers guests a relaxed Polynesian atmosphere
along a lagoon that faces Moorea.
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