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Our friendly Tuamotu Pearl Beach family will share their love for the island and lagoon, its native treasure the black pearl, its spectacular underwater world, its pristine natural islets called "motu" and its unique tranquility and serenity. We shall strive to make your Polynesian dreams come true.
The 14 Over Water and 5 Premium Over Water Bungalows have spacious sundecks over the lagoon to admire its myriad of blues and greens and each contain glass tables to feed the fish below. Imagine glass tables embedded in the floor to bathe your bungalow in a soft and undulating light as well as enabling you to discover the multi-colored underwater world of the lagoon. The 22 Beach Bungalows situated along the palm fringed beachfront give direct access to the lagoon. All bungalows are equipped with telephones, hair dryers, mini-bars, fans, in-room safe and coffee/tea facilities.
The Poe Rava Restaurant and terrace open onto the lagoon: a sumptuous setting for a taste of International and Polynesian cuisine. The Miki Miki Bar, nestled between the white sand beach, the freshwater pool and the lagoon, offers the indispensable romantic background for a lovers cocktail. Life in Manihi is centered around the sea.
Manihi Pearl Beach Resort offers many lagoon excursions and activities. One of the most famous excursions is “Motu picnic”. If you have ever dreamed of picnicking on a deserted island, the turquoise-blue horizon all to yourselves and sand soft as talcum powder beneath your toes, then this is your dream comes true. You will snorkel in the lagoon around the fabulous and multi-coloured fish.
Manihi is a string of islets very famous for its black pearl farms. It has earned an honored place in the international diving world. Close sites of impressive seascapes with a large density and variety of species are the particulars that make this destination so special. Moderate currents in the pass, the clarity of the water and dive sites protected from wings and waves make Manihi the ideal dive destination for experienced as well as beginner’s divers. It is a Paradise for underwater photography. |
