Gay French Polynesia · Luxury Hotels

A sand-fringed idyll in the shadow of Bora Bora’s Mount Otemanu, this 5-star resort offers overwater bungalows and underwater adventures.

Toast sunsets from your private plunge pool, marvel at the Tahitian night sky, or simply lose yourself in the lagoon, where the waters teem with exotic reef fish and colourful corals.

This stunning property on the beautiful island of Moorea in French Polynesia is a beautiful five-star resort.

You can reach Moorea by ferry, just a short ride from the mainland of Tahiti.

Experience this blissful and luxurious retreat overlooking a world-famous lagoon in French Polynesia. Located in a private cove on Motu To’opua, the Conrad Bora Bora Nui bungalows straddle the water, a soaring backdrop of Mount Otemanu, soft sand beaches, vast views of turquoise sea, limitless skies, and a suite of dining options and resort activities.

Nestled in the shadow of Mount Otemanu, this luxury 5-star resort provides breathtaking splendour on the beaches of French Polynesia’s Bora Bora.

Enjoy sensational shark and ray safaris, thrilling jet-ski tours, and tropical nature hikes up to the island’s verdant peaks. Experience total revitalisation at Miri Miri Spa by CLARINS, that occupies its own ethereal island in the middle of a private lagoon. Summon a private golf cart to explore the 44 acres of natural beauty this resort has to offer.

One of the most exclusive luxury resorts in the world, this private island paradise is located on Tetiaroa which is around 30 miles north of Tahiti in French Polynesia. It hosted Barack Obama when he was writing his presidential memoirs as well as Pippa Middleton and her husband James Matthews during their honeymoon.

The island is surrounded by a beautiful lagoon which provides a great location for many activities including scuba diving and snorkelling. Stay in either a one, two or three bedroom villa, all which are situated right on the beach.

With access to the island by private plane, the resort features 35 villas on white-sand beaches frequented by sea turtles, manta rays and exotic birds. The resort was designed to reflect Polynesian lifestyles and culture.