Le Taha'a will welcome us to a world of immaculate beauty, a timeless universe of sophistication and authenticity. Located on the secluded Motu Tautau islet, facing the lush island of Taha'a on one side and the majestic silhouette of Bora Bora on the other side, the resort, inspired by traditional Polynesian architecture and style, hosts 57 remarkable suites and villas. Defined by the Relais & Chateaux philosophy, Le Taha'a is the promise of a total change of scenery, a way of life of its own, in harmony with its preserved environment, people and local culture. Our dream is to stay at The Beach Villas! Totally blended in the islet’s environment, the Beach Villas open onto the white sand beach and the turquoise lagoon. They offer one bedroom and a separate living area with their own plunge pool, thatched roof cabana and tropical garden. There is also an outside bathtub and shower to fully enjoy the starlit skies of the Tahitian islands.

Tahiti is an 8-hour flight from Los Angeles! We plan on taking a red eye flight, so we don't miss any fun! Air Tahiti is the domestic flights carrier and the fastest way to travel between the islands. To reach Taha'a, we will fly to the island of Raiatea. From there, the resort's own private shuttle boat operates the transfers between the airport and the resort. The 35-minute ride is the occasion to enjoy a beautiful coastal navigation, with Taha'a on one side and the silhouette of Bora Bora on the other side.

Le Taha'a is surrounded by pristine waters and is located steps from an incredible coral garden. We dream of getting up close and personal with the teeming sea life! We are both pretty adventurous and want to experience the drift snorkel that will carry us from the small reef at the edge of the islet right to the heart of the coral garden. With your contribution, our dream can become a reality!

Alexis' only experience with a Polynesian dinner was at Disney world!!!! On Tuesday of our trip we'd love to go to this buffet featuring Tahitian delicacies, and international options, as a local trio serenades us through the night. Folkloric dances and a not-to-be-missed fire dance will highlight the evening. Fire dance shows can most of the time be seen only at festivals or big events. Tavita, one of the best fire dancers, also known as one of the most tatooed man in French Polynesia, performs at the resort each week !

Candlelight dinner after a day of adventure!

The Ohiri Restaurant is the resort's gourmet and gourmands dining option. The Chef will delight us with some creative French- Polynesian fusion cuisine. And the Sommelier with the selection of varied and reputed wines from our cellar. (Sarrah won't have any... but it's worth a shot) Atmosphere is nice and cozy, warm and romantic.. perfect for a late evening dinner.