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Superbly located on Motu Tautau on the coral reef, the resort faces the island of Taha`a on the lagoon side and offers an unsurpassed views on Bora Bora island on the ocean side.
The resort offers 48 Over Water Suites & 12 Beach Villas offering more than a hundred square meters in size. Private patio & tropical gardens, private swimming pool (beach villas), spacious lounge and terrace, private deck with direct access to the lagoon (over water bungalows), ceiling fan, air-conditioning, coffee/tea facilities, mini bar, hair dryer, make up mirror, safety box, television, CD player and IDD telephone.
The resort has three restaurants and two bars. La Plage is located by the pool and beachside. Vanille and Ohiri are located in the heart of the resort among the trees. Vanille is the main restaurant and Ohiri is for fine dining. Enjoy beach barbecues, Polynesian and seafood buffets accompanied with live entertainment. Le Taha’a features a fresh water swimming pool. The pool is next to the beach and surrounded by decked and tiled areas with lounge chairs. It is serviced throughout the day by a pool bar and restaurant "La Plage".
Jet skis, water ski, 1 tennis court night lighted. Petanque (Bacci ball) area, voleyball court, beach jacuzzi.
Full range of excursions to discover the wonders of the island of Taha`a by sea, 4x4. Vanilla plantation, black pearl farms, motu picnic.
The resort proposes two different boutiques: one which offers every day conveniences as well as a large sample of local handicrafts, and the other which features the natural jewels of our Pacific lagoons, the world famous black pearls.
Unforgettable helicopter tours from Taha’a and Bora Bora are the best way to combine Bora Bora and Taha’a together in an excursion. Le Taha’a Manea Spa is blessed with an exceptional site: it is nestled in the shade of a coconut grove between the meandering waters of a small lake and the lagoon. It has been built from natural materials in pure Polynesian style to ensure that it merges perfectly with its motu environment.
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