Le Meridien (5*)

The Signature Overwater Bungalow at Le Meridien offers the unique experience of a breathtaking glass floor, the largest on the island of Bora Bora. Entirely renovated in 2010-2011 and combining contemporary and Polynesian designs, the new look of the bungalows embraces the three core values of Le Meridien: chic, cultured & discovery. Located over the turquoise waters of the Pearl of the Pacific and nicely decorated with wooden materials, each bungalow offers direct access to the lagoon and romantic views over Mount Otemanu. The 50m² (540sqft) overwater bungalow features flat screen TV with video on demand and music channel, telephone, mini bar, air conditioning, Wifi, safety box, tea & coffee facilities, furnished terrace, sofa bed.

Entirely redesigned in 2010-2011 and located at the beginning of the pontoon, this exquisite over the water bungalow with no direct access to the water offers great views over the main island of Bora Bora and the lagoon. Contemporary design and true Polynesian touches best describe the new bungalow and boast wooden canopy bed, modern surf board shaped coffee table, black stone double sink and bath tube, large panoramic window, walk-in closet. The 50m² (540sqft) bungalow features flat screen TV offering video on demand and music channel, telephone, mini bar, separate bathtub & shower, air conditioning, Wifi internet access, in room safety box, tea & coffee facilities, furnished terrace, sofa bed, 24h room service.

Le Tipanié Restaurant - Polynesian, Asian and Western cuisines, with themed buffets each night. Wine list. Located in open-air pavilions under thatched roofs. Candlelit ambience. Views over inner lagoon. Open daily for breakfast and buffet dinner. Le Tiaré - Gourmet, à la carte menu. Located in open-air pavilions under thatched roofs. Candlelit ambience. Views over inner lagoon. Open for dinner. Te Ava Restaurant - À la carte breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Light snacks, pizzas, sandwiches. International cuisine. Poolside location with Mt Otemanu views. Open-air pavilions under thatched roofs, or outdoor location. Open daily from early morning to late evening. Miki Miki Bar - Sophisticated bar snacks, cocktails, other alcoholic drinks, and beverages. Relaxed atmosphere. Elevated setting overlooking beach and Mt Otemanu. Cane chairs with white cushions. Evening ukulele player five times per week. Fare Tupa - Sandwiches, pannini, ice creams, beverages, and other snacks.

Le Meridien Bora Bora features complimentary snorkelling, windsurfing, kayaking, pirogues (flat-bottomed boats), table tennis, badminton, volleyball, Frisbees, footballs, and lawn bowling. Children can make use of buckets and spades, snorkels and masks, and a small sail boat. Scuba diving, jet skiing, parasailing, and waterskiing are also available (surcharges) directly from the resort. A small infinity swimming pool is complemented by a large inner lagoon where guests can swim among fish and turtles. Guests can also enjoy complimentary traditional activities on a regular basis, such as Tahitian dance lessons and local arts and crafts classes. Most activities on Bora Bora are based on organized excursions that can be booked through the Le Meridien Bora Bora. These include trips on the lagoon by submarine or glass-bottom boat; excursions to swim with sharks and sting rays; scuba diving and snorkelling; and sunset cruises, all designed to showcase the magnificent lagoon.