A tango with two in Tahiti and Moorea
Sofitel and Coral Seas have joined forces to offer a seven night package available to experience the romance and luxury of not only one, but two true Pacific adventure French Polynesian destinations.
The inclusive Sofitel package highlights the islands of Moorea and Tahiti and features return economy class airfares flying Air Tahiti Nui from Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne, all airfare related taxes and transfers, plus a return boat launch to Moorea during the stay.
Staying in Sofitel style all the way, guests will be treated to seven nights accommodation split between both destinations, enjoying five nights at the five-star Sofitel Moorea Beach Resort in a Deluxe Garden Bungalow, and two nights at the Sofitel Tahiti Resort in a Garden View Room [Pictured right a view of the Sofitel Tahiti Pool.]
Package prices are:
EX SYD – $2959* per person twin share
EX BNE – $3059* per person twin share
EX MEL – $3079* per person twin share
A stylish and evocative interior design now pervades at the recently refurbished Sofitel Tahiti Resort, with all 216 guest rooms [Pictured below] offering stylish and contemporary furnishings with modern comforts including internet connection and satellite TV.
Each guest room also features a private balcony that overlooks the gardens, pool, lagoon or mountains.
The Sofitel Tahiti Resort provides a range of leisure activities for guests to enjoy from a simple hammock in the garden to tennis and a golf driving range, dive centre and a host of water sport. The resort’s two restaurants extend a choice of traditional or international dishes, as well as Japanese cuisine featuring the freshest locally caught seafood.
Located just 17 kilometres west of the island of Tahiti, Moorea is a triangular shaped island encircled by a lagoon and fringed by an azure blue Polynesian sea.
It is the only other major island in the Windward group of the Society Islands besides Tahiti, and boasts luminous lagoons of translucent green and blue and dramatic scenery that is everyone’s dream idea of Polynesia.
Located on the edge of a spectacular lagoon, with views toward Tahiti, the Sofitel Moorea Beach Resort features 114 luxurious bungalows built over the water, on the beachfront or surrounded by landscaped gardens. Facilities include two restaurants, a bar, a magnificent outdoor swimming pool, day spa, Jacuzzi and tennis courts.
With one the world’s most beautiful beaches, Moorea offers sparkling turquoise waters and soft white beaches – the ideal location to relax or enjoy the full range of activities on offer.
This Sofitel Tahiti and Moorea package is valid for sale until 31 August 2007 and for travel from now until 31 March 2008.
To book, contact Coral Seas on (02) 9231 2944 or call toll free on 1800 641 803.
For more information, check out Accor’s new French Polynesian website at www.accorhotels.pf
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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