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Motu Toopua, Nunue–Bora Bora atoll, French Polynesia 2003 US$10.2 million (approx.) Pierre Lacombe Lulu Wane (interiors) 120 villas and suites (84 over-water) 240 offices, over-water reception, restaurant and kitchen, spa, meeting room, 750 m2 pool and poolside grill and bar, beach bar, fitness gym, water sports centre, several gazebos, staff accommodation, store rooms, maintenance sheds, extensive network of walkways, helipad 16 acres (6.3 ha) by launch (from Motu Mute) and plane or boat from Tahiti (Papeete International airport), or helicopter from Papeete the sea, lagoon and reefs, Bora Bora atoll and motus (islets), town of Vaitape, neighbouring atolls
4.4.1 In their own words Located on a volcanic islet, southeast of the main island of Bora Bora, just six miles by boat from Motu Mute domestic airport, Bora Bora Nui Resort & Spa is
the most exclusive luxury resort in French Polynesia. With 84 bungalows set over a magnificent crystal clear lagoon, the resort sets a new benchmark for elegance and service, meeting the demands of even the most discerning traveler Figure 4.4.1.
Suites & Villas Bora Bora Nui Resort & Spa is the first ‘all suite’ resort in French Polynesia. 82 Horizon Over-water Villas (94 sq. meters) 2 Horizon Over-water Royal Villas (135 sq. meters) 12 Beach Villas (85 sq. meters) Hillside Lagoon View Villas (85 sq. meters) 1 Hillside Lagoon View Royal Villa (135 sq. meters) 16 Lagoon View Suites (95 sq. meters), convenience with breathtaking views of the pristine lagoon All villas and suites feature a very spacious bedroom and living room, separated by Japanese panels.
Decor The 120 luxury suites or villas at [the Resort] are located on 16 acres of lush, terraced hillside and on the water of a private, protected cove. An amazing blend of Polynesian traditions and incredible luxury (exotic woods, pink marble, unique objects...). [...]
Figure 4.4.1 Aerial view of the Bora Bora Nui resort with the main island of the atoll in the background.