Freezing
temperatures, Icy Road conditions, Blowing winds, “Polar Vortex”, Snow, Snow
and more Snow! Enough already!!
I’m so done with this! Ahh… Gentle trade winds, teal blue waters, powder white
sands, swaying palm trees… I’m not in Kansas anymore! Nope, I’ve arrived of all
places into French Polynesia Society Islands, commonly known as Tahiti &
Bora Bora.
I’m whisked
away by private boat to the St. Regis Resort & Spa Bora Bora –a Virtuoso
member resort. Surrounded by turquoise lagoons and views of Mount
Otemanu; I “bunkered down” in my 1700 sq foot Overwater Bungalow, their
smallest one; featuring Polynesian décor, canopy bed, outdoor terrace and a
13,000 sq ft sanctuary spa. Dining at “ Jean-Georges” proved to be
awe-inspiring with its unique glass floor suspended over water.
I explored
other resorts nearby to include the Virtuoso member; The Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora. the newest luxury resort;
the InterContinental Bora Bora & Thalasso Spa proved to be a favorite of
mine. I enjoyed the days swimming from the terrace of my Over Water Bungalow,
“copping some ray’s”; as well as swimming with them too....on a Classic
Vacations private lagoon excursion.
A private sailing yacht along with cocktails at sunset hilltop; rounded
out the evening at the romantic Sofitel Bora Bora Private Island Resort- ideal
for honeymoon couples.
Tahiti is 6
hours behind EST; an 8.5hour flight from Los Angeles. Upon arrival into Papeete
Tahiti, a quick ferry transfer to Moorea, I spent my time exploring this lush
tropical island. A stay at the InterContinental Moorea Resort seemed popular
among the families; featuring their Swim with the Dolphins Center located on
site. The Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort, features beachside villas with private
plunge pools for those wanting more privacy as an alternate to the over-water
bungalow. For those with conflicting flight schedules, a stay at the
InterContinental Tahiti Resort less than 10 minutes from the Papeete airport is
a convenient option. Having stayed
for 7 nights gave me a chance to “get my feet wet” about this destination that
I’ve longed to visit for some time. I’d encourage others to “get their feet
wet” as well and contact me so I can help plan a journey to this beautiful
destination.
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