InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort

Situated at the southern tip of one of the world’s most beautiful islands, the resort hugs Matira Point.

InterContinental Resorts in Tahiti & Her Islands (which include InterContinental Tahiti Resort and Spa, InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa and InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort) will reopen with enhanced sanitation and operational best practices in accordance with the WHO, the American CDC as well as local health authorities and governmental advisories. These health and safety measures include (but are not limited to):  

• Partnering with a local medical organisation to support and train the resort’s staff.
• Hand-sanitizer stations conveniently located throughout the hotels.
• Maximum number of guests in each public area will be put up for optimal social distancing. Floor markers and signage will be provided to encourage proper social distancing etiquette.
• Face masks are required for all resort staff.
• Increased frequency of cleaning public areas like lobbies, elevators, door handles, public bathrooms and high-touch points in guest rooms.
• Transportation services will adhere to strict social distancing guidelines and sanitation procedures.
• Card or contactless payment will be encouraged across all transaction points in all resorts.
• Guestrooms have been redesigned without decorative pillows, magazines and other non-essential items to allow for greater peace of mind.
• Items that cannot be cleaned using detergents such as upholstered furniture and mattresses, will be steam-cleaned/disinfected accordingly.
• Pool furniture like sun loungers will be disinfected frequently.
• Fitness equipment has been re-positioned to provide for proper physical distancing.
• Tables and chairs have been spaced to allow for physical distancing throughout the restaurant/bar areas. Additionally, restaurant furniture and menus are sanitized after each use.

From Tahiti, a half an hour flight over scores of small green atolls and islands to reach Bora Bora is a breathtaking experience in itself. Once reaching the small airfield, a private speedboat whisks you away on a 30-minute exhilarating ride over luminescent blue waters to the resort.

The resort has a check-in time from 03.00pm onwards and check-out till 11.00am.

There is a host of activities to while the days away. Travellers can snorkel in the colourful coral reefs lining the island or kayak across the calm waters of the lagoon. Additionally, they can learn how to sail the traditional Polynesian outrigger canoes – it’s a sublime pleasure and a thrill at the same time. Diving, swimming with sharks and rays and speedboat cruises can also be arranged beforehand. Outside the resort, our South Pacific Specialists can help organise helicopter rides around Bora Bora, fishing charters, submarine dives or exciting jet boat tours. For nature lovers, hiking Mount Otemanu’s forested slopes is as exciting as it is rewarding.

The InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort hits it out of the ballpark when it comes to wining and dining. It’s main restaurant Noa Noa is renowned for its gourmet French-inspired cuisine, international fare and exquisite local delicacies. Set by the beautiful lagoon, the restaurant makes breakfasts and dinners the affairs of kings and queens. On the other hand, the Vini Vini restaurant and bar is delightfully laidback; set under the palm trees, lunches, tropical cocktails and happy hours make it a popular choice to meet and greet fellow travellers. Plus, the resort organises Polynesian theme nights – which we’d definitely recommend!

The InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana offers its guests a wide choice when it comes to staying. From a variety of overwater bungalows to beach bungalows, the resort gives the distinct impression of understated luxury. The suites’ high-vaulted thatched roofs meld seamlessly with woven palm leaf walls of the overwater residences.

Yes, both in room and in common areas.

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