Bora Bora Sofitel Marara
Overview
Situated on the edge of a lagoon at Point Matira, surrounded by pure white sands and coconut groves, the Sofitel Bora Bora Beach Resort features Polynesian architecture in a setting of unparalleled beauty.
Originally built for movie director Dino Laurentis’ 1977 film Hurricane starring Mia Farrow, the resort has now been restored to its Hollywood glamour following a multi-million dollar makeover.
Each room is fitted with plasma TVs with satellite, plush daybeds, private decks with bamboo screening, mosaic stone tiled showers and Sofitel’s ultra-luxurious My Bed to ensure a private haven of comfort and style
•10 Classic garden side bungalows
•19 Deluxe garden side bungalows
•11 Deluxe beach bungalows (one equipped for disabled guests)
•11 Deluxe lagoon front bungalows
•13 Deluxe overwater bungalows
•1 Deluxe villa with 2 separate bungalows
Le Spa
Spread over two overwater bungalows, with outdoor Jacuzzis, and five beautifully designed therapy rooms, Le Spa offers a delectable array of massages and beauty treatments for individuals or couples alike.
Tahiti's local plant life and traditional Tahitian techniques are blended with Thalassa therapies to infuse an unparalleled sensation of relaxation and well being for body and soul. Also on offer are world-renowned beauty treatments from an exclusive partnership with Lancome.
