There is now more reason than ever to visit the Islands of Tahiti, with exciting new announcements released by multiple resorts across the region.
The area, also known by its official country name of French Polynesia, is already considered a luxury travel destination. These new developments contribute to a longstanding narrative of indulgence and relaxation, cementing the destination’s status as a prime travel location.
Read on to discover some of the new additions that the region has to offer in 2025.
No minimum stay at The Brando Tetiaroa
Iconic Tahitian resort The Brando has removed their minimum stay requirements on accommodation bookings during select seasons, allowing visitors to tailor their stay to suit shorter itineraries. With the resort making the World’s 50 Best Hotels list and achieving a 5-star rating from Forbes, this change gives guests the ultimate opportunity to experience a taste of luxury. This change applies to both all-inclusive and breakfast-only bookings.
Catamarans in Bora Bora
The Parataito Explora Bora Bora catamans allow visitors to explore the natural beauty of Bora Bora, including by swimming and snorkeling in its iconic waters. The new watercrafts are noiseless and eco-friendly to preserve the stunning surroundings.
Glamping-style accommodation available on Raiatea
Apatoa Beach & Garden Village offers an intimate nature experience for guests who choose to stay in their lodge tents. Located on the island of Raiatea, this 4-star hotel also features spa facilities for ultimate relaxation.
Hotel Reva Tahiti delivers convenience
Hotel Reva Tahiti, slated to open late this year, combines traditional Polynesian design influence with modern technology and a mindful ecological philosophy to provide convenient 2-star hotel accommodation.
Bloody Mary’s Restaurant set to reopen alongside new Bloody Mary’s Hotel
The iconic Bloody Mary’s Restaurant will reopen towards the end of this year after extensive renovations, accompanied by a new Bloody Mary’s Hotel. Accommodation options will include the region’s signature overwater bungalows.
Exciting archeological discoveries at Maitai Lapita Village Huahine
Maitai Lapita is incredibly unique as the only hotel in Polynesia situated on an archeological site. The hotel has its very own museum to tell the story of the ancient Lapita civilisation and display 11th century artifacts excavated from their grounds.
Intercontinental Tahiti Resort & Spa opens ‘Activiseas’ dive centre
Activiseas, Intercontinental Tahiti Resort & Spa’s new dive centre on Tahiti’s main island, is open 7 days a week to facilitate excursions and experiences for visitors such as day trips, sunset tours, and snorkelling.
