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• Tikehau Ninamu Resort
  "Rare and beautiful"
  "We just returned from a 6 day stay on Ninamu. Many thanks to Greta, Cristianne, Chris, Kaina, Teva and all the staff -- you made our visit truly memorable. Good weather, fresh home made meals, an amazing bungalow (Miki Miki), and plenty of time in and on the water were highlights of our first time ..."visit to the Tuamotus. The Tikehau atoll and lagoon are absolutely beautiful; but it was the warm and generous hospitality of the Ninamu resort staff that made this such a positive experience. We are already looking forward to a return trip! Merci et Maruruu, Gerry and Jim Hollywood, California " More >
• Tikehau Ninamu Resort
  "Just the best sun, water and beach experience"
  "I agree with all the other reviews, Ninamu is the most incredible experience of it's kind in the South Pacific. I was there 5 days and if I wasn't eating, drinking or sleeping, I was either on the water or in it. As great as the experience was, it's not for everyone. First of all you must like th..."e sun, the ocean and the beach because that's what every activity on Ninamu revolves around. Whether it's fishing, snorkeling, kayaking, standup paddle boarding, kite surfing, wind surfing, or just lying on the beach, the sun and water are involved. That said, since this resort is located in the tropics, you are likely to get some rain, and wind, and clouds. With tropical weather there is no guarantee of sunny cloudless days. It will be warm and humid but Chris has built the bungalows so that they can take advantage of the brisk trade winds that blow across the motu. Another factor to consider is if you get sea sick. Inside the lagoon the water is usually calmer than the open ocean and you a... " More >
• Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort
  "Loved It"
  "We stayed at both the Pearl Beach Bora Bora and Tikehau. While Bora Bora was a bit more elegant and larger, and we loved both places, Tikehau was very special because the resort is small and there is basically nothing else around you. The staff was lovely and accommodating. The spa was under recon..."struction and therefore closed, which was a little disappointing since we made our reservations directly through Pearl Beach (SPM Managment) and they did not mention anything about that. The premium over-water bungalows are totally awesome, and compared to Hawaii, seem very reasonably priced. We went during the "off-season" in April, and the accommodations were 40% off. We could see no reason why April was the "off season" - it seemed to do more with vacation schedules than the weather. It rained a little most every day, and we had one day that was a full on stormy day, but we had already had so much sun we were fine with a break from the intense sun. We were able to kayak to our own pr... " More >