The Pearl Beach Resort - Manihi Atoll
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| Located on the atoll of Manihi in
the Tuamotu Archipelago, a one hour and twenty minute flight from the island of Tahiti,
the Manihi Pearl Resort is beautifully integrated in its lagoon environment. With no other hotel on the island and no village nearby, you will find these endless pristine beaches all to yourself, making this intimate resort a perfect getaway from civilization. The Manihi Pearl Beach Resort is an example of tasteful, traditional Polynesian architecture using a mixture of the noblest materials: local precious wood, bamboo, shells, pandanus and palm tree fronds. Beach Bungalows - Set on an intimate stretch of sandy beach, these bungalow offer direct access to the sandy shores and lagoon. Each bungalow features a private sundeck with lounge chairs, as well as, a private partially open air bathroom and shower. Premium Beach Bungalows - Set on the best beachfront location, these bungalows offer an unobstructed view of the horizon from the sandy shores of the resort. Overwater Bungalows - Located on the fringe of the coral reef, each bungalow features a spacious sundeck with outdoor shower and direct access to the lagoon below. You will delight in the multitudes of fish you will see from your indoor glass coffee table, allowing you to view the sea life below. Premium Overwater Bungalows - These bungalows have been distinguished as having the best views and locations of all the overwater bungalows on the property, as well as, having the additional amenities of a CD and DVD player and air conditioning. The Poe Rava restaurant and its terrace overlook the pool and the blue lagoon of Manihi.The Miki Miki bar is nestled between a sand beach, a natural saltwater swimming pool and the lagoon. Activities: The resort offers all of the traditional water sports and activities: outrigger canoes, windsurf, snorkeling, day cruises, picnic safaris, deep sea and lagoon fishing. The lagoon of Manihi boasts of having the purest sea water anywhere, which makes it an ideal environment for black pearl farming. It is still the center of the black pearl industry in Polynesia, and the Pearl Beach Resort offers the opportunity for guests to visit pearl farms and discover how these extraordinary jewels of the sea are created. Room Features: Ceiling fans, A/C, coffee & tea facilities, mini bar, room safe, and CD and DVD player and air conditioning in Premium Over Water Bungalows. Restaurant: Located on the lagoon side; Open 7:30 am - 9 am, 12 p.m.-1:30 p.m., 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. European , Polynesian & Chinese cuisine. Bar open 11 am to 11 p.m. Room Service in the morning Activities free of charge: Snorkeling, outrigger canoe, windsurfing, lagoon fishing, billiard, library, video, social games, Infinity Swimming Pool, Gift Shop & Black Pearl Boutiques, Manea Spa Bungalow, Internet Access, Moorea Blue Diving Center, Mini-golf, Badminton, Pentanque Activities at extra cost: SCUBA diving ($55 @ tank), pearl farm visit, boat ride to the reef pass, sightseeing tour to the village, picnic, deep sea fishing, day on a desert islet with picnic. Airport Transfer: Transfer by outrigger canoe from airport: 5 minutes MEALS RATES(P.P.) Tax, Service & Tip Included Meal Plan (Brkfst./Dinner) $115 Buffet Breakfast: $35 Children: 1 Child under 12 free when sharing room with parents; Children under 12 - 50% of meal plan Published Room Rates: $500 to $890 per night for 2 people. When you book through TahitiTravel,
you always pay less than the published rate Resort Reviews We stayed in a premium overwater bungalow. The resort was beautiful. The room was nice and well-equipped. Premium bungalows are a bit more private but honestly not a big difference from the regular OWB. The room had A/C but we didn’t need it because of the breeze. Infinity pool was nice but water was coolish. The beach is long but shallow and rocky along the water’s edge and for a relatively far distance from shore. The lagoon was clear but a bit choppy because of the wind. Good sea-life with so-so coral. If you plan to snorkel and you’re not in an OWB, walk to the pier and get in. Don’t try to wade in from the beach. Staff was very friendly. Surprisingly, the hotel was 75% Italian tourists with 20% French and only 3 Americans couples making up the rest. First time I’ve seen that in FP. Activities: Boat to visit Turipaoa village – not much to see, picked up some snacks and water at the small magasin. Snorkeling the ocean reef drop-off – Incredible snorkeling. Amazing coral and fish life with a drop varying from about 3 feet to 5000 feet into the depths. When windy, can be very choppy. They also offer excursions to a pearl farm, motu picnic, and hand-line fishing and sunset cruise which we didn’t participate in. Others reported good experiences although due to choppy seas, reported seasickness on the latter two excursions. Food: Only place to eat is the hotel restaurant but food is good and they have dancing and singing during different nights to provide entertainment – nothing fancy but nice.. Mark A lovely resort for a romantic adventure in one of French Polynesia's extraordinary atolls. Beautiful bungalows, great snorkeling, friendly ..the Manihi Pearl Beach resort was beautiful and I wished I had more than two days there. All I did was photograph, sleep, buy a black pearl and eat. Sauvage is an experience that I would do again. I took hundreds of pictures there. If you want to escape go there. Deb ...just returned from 12 days in FP. We stayed 6 nights each at the Kia Ora Sauvage in Rangiroa and the Pearl Beach Resort in Manihi. My comment....WOW!!! The Sauvage was like staying at Gilligans Island with only 3 other couples on the whole motu. The Pearl Beach in Manihi is TRULY a class act with only 41 bungalows and all the peace and quiet you will ever need..! We have been to Bora Bora, Moorea' and Huahine as well in the past few years and have enjoyed them all...BUT...these last two atolls and the hotels and staff on them out-classed the others by far!!! Jeff F. |
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