These rooms are located right over the water and the large section of glass in the floor provides endless fascination for guests. They benefit from a large deck which is an ideal place to read or take in the sunset. Ladders from the deck make it easy to slip into the lagoon's warm, turquoise water. All facilities as above, however these bungalows have the additional advantage of being located at the end of the deck and are ideal for the travellers seeking romance, privacy, or indeed both. They have a very quiet location and being at the end of the deck, offer the best views in the resort.

Art deco style beach front bungalows are available with either a queen size bed or two single beds. The bungalows provide an exceptionally warm welcome with their burnished hardwoods, louvered windows, thatched ceilings and earth toned fabrics. Discriminating guests revel in the authentic Polynesian feel, whilst also appreciating the modern touches such as direct dial phone, safe, television, minibar and coffee maker. The spacious bungalows, with a dressing area, are approximately 60 square metres. The bathrooms feature all amenities plus a separate bath tub and walk in shower. Beach bungalows benefit from a private beach. Whilst it is not possible to add an extra bed, beach bungalows benefit from a convertible sofa that can accommodate a third adult or a child.

Le Tipanie restaurant is unanimously renown as one of the best tables in Bora Bora. Overlooking the interior lagoon, it welcomes you in an original setting.

Le Te Ava restaurant is located beside the swimming pool, where you can enjoy lunch with your feet in the sand, in a relaxed atmosphere.

The Miki Miki bar is distinguished above all by its architecture, like the prow of a ship pointing toward Mount Otemanu. It is definitely the best place to savour a house cocktail while watching the overwhelming beauty of the sunset across the lagoon, to the sound of a ukulele or Polenesian ballad played by our talented musicians.

A unique feature of Le Meridien Bora Bora is its Turtle Sanctuary: Le Meridien Bora Bora actively participates in the protection of this species. A special programme has been implemented to ensure the successful release of the turtles in the ocean. In coordination with the Ministry and Delegation of Environment, a team is devoted to the care and treatment of the marine turtle. The care centre, situated in the heart of this exceptional hotel, is unique in the world.

Bora Bora is a small island. It is filled with coconut forests and colourful villages, and surrounded by miles of fine, white sandy beaches and crystal clear, turquoise water. Across the lagoon stands the impressive Mount Pahia with the pretty village of Vaitape at its base. Windsurfing, water-skiing, sailing, outrigger canoeing, swimming, snorkelling and tennis are all available here. The hotel is a Polynesian paradise offering an extraordinary view of the island, overlooking Mount Pahia and Bora Bora Lagoon. It is situated on one of the finest deserted beaches to be found in the South Pacific. The hotel is an ideal retreat for the rich and famous looking for exclusive and ultimate privacy. There are no roads and no traffic - just peace and quiet.

Outrigger canoeing, snorkelling, scuba diving, sailing, windsurfing, shark and ray feeding, deep sea fishing, jet skiing, water skiing, parasailing, petanque and horse riding. There is also an swimming pool and a 'Lagoonarium' - 4.5 km.