Moorea, Taha'a & Bora Bora — 9 Nights
Designed for a couple · Late March
Three islands, three overwater rooms, and an order that builds — from the easiest island to reach, to the quietest, to the most famous lagoon in the Pacific.
Moorea · 3 nights
StayHilton Moorea Lagoon Resort & Spa — Panoramic Overwater Bungalow
Thirty minutes by catamaran from Tahiti, and a private snorkel in the lagoon with Corallina.
Taha'a · 3 nights
StayLe Taha'a by Pearl Resorts — Overwater Suite
The vanilla island: a private day across land and lagoon, with lunch on a motu.
Bora Bora · 3 nights
StaySt Regis Bora Bora — Overwater Deluxe Otemanu Villa
Facing Mount Otemanu, with a private sunset cruise and dinner on a motu.
What made it this trip, and no other
A private lagoon snorkel
Moorea's reef with Corallina, on a boat that carries only the two of you.
The east coast by ATV
Out from Cook's Bay into the island's interior, the side of Moorea most visitors never see.
A day on Taha'a
Vanilla plantations, the lagoon and a long lunch on a motu — privately guided from start to finish.
Shark and lagoon safari
Bora Bora's lagoon and its sharks, with a local guide.
Dinner on a private motu
A sunset cruise that ends on a small islet set for two, with Mount Otemanu turning gold across the water.
Why we built it this way
We start on Moorea because it is the gentlest arrival — a short catamaran from Tahiti, no second flight at the end of a long travel day.
Taha'a sits in the middle as the quiet island: few visitors, a lagoon shared with almost no one. Bora Bora comes last, so the journey ends on its highest note instead of peaking on day two.
Three nights at each stop, overwater every time — so each island is lived in, not toured.
This journey was built for someone else
Yours will start the same way — with a conversation about how you travel, not just where.
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