Conrad Bora Bora Nui
Accommodation Facts
- Bicycles
- Billiards
- Cultural Activities
- Diving
- Hobie Cats
- Jet Skis
- Kayaks
- Kite Surfing
- Miniature Golf
- Outrigger Canoes
- Paddle Boards
- Pedal Boats
- Sailing
- Snorkeling
- Snorkeling Equipment
- Stand-Up Paddleboards
- Tennis
- Yoga
- 110 Voltage and 220 Voltage
- 24 Hour Housekeeping
- Air-Conditioning
- Alarm Radio
- Bluetooth Audio Connectivity
- Coffee Machine and Tea Selection
- Daybed
- Double Vanity
- Flat Screen TVs
- Hair Dryer
- In-room Safe
- In-Wall USB Charging Plugs
- Ironing Amenities
- Maid Service
- Mini-Bar
- On-Demand Movies
- Refrigerator
- Room Service
- Telephone
- Babysitting service
- Bars
- Beauty Services
- Business Centre
- Concierge Service
- Coral Nursery
- Currency Exchange Counter
- Day Room
- Fitness Centre
- Gift Shop
- Jacuzzi
- Kids Club
- Laundry Service
- On-site Activities Desk
- Pool
- Restaurants
- Spa
- Swim-up Bar
- Wedding Services
- Iriatai French Restaurant: Enjoy exceptional cuisine in a stylish setting at the signature restaurant. Take in breathtaking views of the lagoon from the comfortable banquet and veranda seating of the open-air restaurant – the perfect place to enjoy the restaurant’s innovative take on classic French cuisine.
- Banyan Chinese Restaurant: A modern Chinese restaurant situated amidst the fabled banyan tree. The à la carte menu draws inspiration from multiple regions of China. A private dining room of up to 10 is available for the ultimate exclusive dining experience.
- Tamure Beach Grill: Nestled between the resort’s shimmering pool and the white sandy beach, Tamure is a casual beachside restaurant serving Mediterranean and Polynesian cuisine. A weekly traditional Polynesian night show features fearless fire-throwers and local dance ensembles sharing the island’s legends and history.
- Upa Upa Lounge Bar: Combining sophistication and comfort with the thrill of discovering the lagoon’s coral reefs and playground of fish through the glass floor and outdoor terrace – this is the perfect setting for pre-dinner cocktails or a light meal. Enjoy the fine experience of Upa Upa Lounge, in the best location for a panoramic sunset view in Bora Bora while enjoying cocktails and fine wines perfectly curated to complement the homemade selection of sushi and desserts.
- Tarava Pool Bar: One of the key features of the resort is the glistering infinity pool featuring cabanas and a swim up bar. The Tarava Pool Bar is where guests can come up for air, and chill in the water while sipping on Polynesian inspired cocktails, and savoring mouth-watering snacks and light meals. Listed as one of the top 15 pools in the world, and one of the key features of the resort is the glistering infinity pool featuring cabanas and our Tarava Pool Bar.
- An array of Authentic Dining Experiences are available including AHI MA’A – a Tahitian oven in the sand – delivering a true Polynesian culinary experience. For the ultimate romantic dining experience, a variety of unique destinations are available from a candle lit dinner on the beach to a picnic lunch on the private and exclusive islet, Motu Tapu. The options are endless!
- Chef’s Table: We invite you to join us at Iriatai Restaurant for a six-course degustation dinner. The hosted dinner is limited to 10 guests allowing an intimate and interactive dining experience. The seasonal menu designed by our Executive Chef, is perfectly paired to fine wines, delivering an enjoyable culinary evening. Available on Friday and reservations are essential.
- Polynesian Dinner And Show: Embrace the French Polynesia’s culture and tradition brought to life in a spectacular fire and dance show. Enjoy storytelling through graceful moves and song while indulging on the taste of the island flavors with an impressive buffet. Available on Tuesday evenings.
- Ahi Ma’a: Joins us on the beach around a Tahitian oven in the sand for a very special traditional Polynesian dinner. A true cultural dining experience, your meal includes a selection of meat, seafood and vegetables which have been cooking for up to 12 hours in the underground oven made from coconut leaves and rocks. Available on Thursday and reservations are essential.
- For the ultimate romantic dining experience, we offer a variety of unique destinations to complement your dining experience. Choose from a candle lit dinner on the beach or hill top to the privacy of your Overwater Villa terrace Off the island we can arrange dinner on one of boats or perhaps a picnic lunch on our private and exclusive islet, Motu Tapu. The options are endless!
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- Hina Spa is named after the goddess Hina. In legends, Hina is always presented as the ambassador of beauty, charm, sweetness, well-being and joie de vivre. On most islands and in different versions, she is also said to be at the origin of the coconut tree, the indispensable nurturing tree of all Ma’ohi people. Hina, whose presence can be felt in the shimmer of a moon-ray or in the rustle of a coconut palm, remains the symbol of serenity and well-being.
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As an Australian citizen, you do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days in Tahiti. However, you must ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended departure date and have proof of onward travel or return tickets.
The best time to visit Tahiti is during the dry season, which runs from May to October. This period offers pleasant weather with lower humidity and fewer chances of rain, ideal for outdoor activities and water sports. Although the low season offer more competitive prices, weather might be more unstable.
Light and breathable clothing, swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen, and sturdy sandals or water shoes are essential. Don’t forget to pack a waterproof phone case and a reusable water bottle for excursions.
The social environment in French Polynesia is highly secure, with no firearms in circulation.
(Just mind your head for falling coconuts!)
Some of the must-see attractions in Tahiti include the stunning beaches of Bora Bora, the lush landscapes of Moorea, the vibrant markets of Papeete, and the breathtaking waterfalls and lagoons throughout the islands.
The cost of a trip to Tahiti can vary widely depending on factors such as the time of year, accommodations, activities, and length of stay. However, budget travelers can find affordable options for accommodations and activities, while luxury travelers may opt for Overwater bungalows and exclusive experiences.
To snatch the best prices it is a must to book in advance, most travelers book between 6 months to a year before traveling.
Tahiti offers a wide range of activities for travelers, including snorkeling, scuba diving, hiking, horseback riding, cultural tours, and traditional Polynesian performances. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy surfing, paddle-boarding, kayaking, and jet skiing in the crystal-clear waters.
For several years now, the Islands of Tahiti have been equipped with broadband internet connectivity, facilitated by an underwater fiber optic cable linking them to Hawaii. Various internet service providers, including Vini, Vodafone, and Ora Mobile, offer different packages to ensure you stay connected during your visit. Typically, Wifi access is readily available at your accommodations for no additional cost.
Tahiti Wifi allows you to pickup a pocket wifi box upon your arrival in Tahiti, that you can use and carry throughout your stay in the Islands.
