Tahiti Bungalows Over Water Glass Floor

Among the very first resorts in south pacific the intercontinental tahiti has 258 guest rooms 32 of which are overwater bungalows.

Tahiti bungalows over water glass floor.

Whether you are looking for an overwater bungalow surrounded by crystal clear blue waters an exclusive retreat with black sand beaches a luxury resort and spa sanctuary or a remote polynesian beach bungalow hidden from the world we can help you find the right accommodation option for your desires and budget. Tahiti s first overwater bungalows were built back in the 1960s as stilted homes. Lit water ensures you can enjoy the sea anytime day or night. The overwater bungalows are particularly nice at the sofitel moorea and all come with outside terraces giving direct access to the water and glass floor viewing panels inside.

The overwater bungalows have glass floor panels for viewing underwater flora and fauna of course. Each of the overwater rooms is perched at the edge of the water so they aren t way out into the lagoon as you d find on moorea or bora bora. Bora bora pearl beach resort spa the bora bora pearl beach resort spa has more polynesian charm than any other property on bora bora with mats bamboo and hand painted tapa cloth providing more polynesian flavor. No wonder they are a playground for the rich and famous such as millionaire robert herjavec of tv s shark tank.

Originally built as traditional stilted homes over the past five decades the islands of tahiti s overwater bungalows have evolved into palatial suites offering the amenities of a first class hotel room boasting private terraces infinity pools hammocks spa baths and the signature glass floors and where breakfast can be delivered by. You don t even need to step outside to appreciate the caribbean s best crystal clear waters. Tahiti s overwater bungalows are the epitome of elegance and the pinnacle of poshness. You can turn up the romance by arranging breakfast to be delivered in a flower decorated canoe and enjoy the pleasure of surrounded by water intimacy while feasting on luscious island fruits.

They are not surprisingly the most popular choice and though almost double the price of the cheapest garden based bungalows are probably worth the extra splurge.