11 days
|£6,555pp
This eleven-day journey reveals French Polynesia at its most refined – private islands, secluded lagoons, and stays that redefine simplicity and comfort. Your journey moves with ease between some of the world’s most exclusive destinations: Tetiaroa, Raiatea, Mo’orea and Bora Bora.
You will experience the stillness of Tetiaroa, the sense of freedom that comes with days spent sailing, and the gentle rhythm of Bora Bora’s iconic lagoon. Private flights and helicopter transfers connect each destination effortlessly, ensuring the journey feels as smooth as the surroundings.
While the settings are extraordinary, the heart of this journey lies in its experiences – sunrise breakfasts over the water, dinners under the stars, time spent sailing between coral-framed islands. It’s French Polynesia distilled to its luxurious core: natural beauty, intuitive service and a sense of tranquility.
Begin your journey on Tetiaroa, a private atoll known for its pristine beauty and conservation focus. Reachable only by air, the island feels a world apart – a place where turquoise lagoons meet untouched white sands.
Stay at The Brando, an eco-luxury resort once owned by Marlon Brando and now considered one of the most exclusive retreats in the Pacific. Spend your days swimming in clear water, exploring the island by bike or kayak, and learning about its thriving marine life, including green sea turtles that nest on its shores. Evenings are peaceful and unhurried – dining outdoors as the sound of the ocean fades into the night.
Fly by private helicopter to Raiatea, where your catamaran awaits. This incredible vessel will be your home for three nights, fully staffed with a skipper, chef and crew. Stocked with your preferred food and wine, it offers both freedom and home comfort – the luxury of movement at your own pace.
Sail between Raiatea, Tahaa and Mo’orea, anchoring in quiet bays and untouched lagoons. Swim, snorkel or paddleboard directly from the deck, or simply relax in the shade as the islands drift by. Each day brings a new landscape – expect coconut-fringed shores, coral gardens, and uninhabited motus where you can enjoy a picnic lunch in perfect seclusion.
Evenings aboard are best enjoyed with a glass of wine, dinner prepared by your chef, and an open sky filled with stars.
Your final stop is Bora Bora, the jewel of French Polynesia. Arrive by private transfer and check into one of the island’s leading resorts, providing you with unbeaten views of Mount Otemanu.
Choose from two of Bora Bora’s most distinguished stays:
The St. Regis Bora Bora, known for its vast overwater villas, private Lagoonarium and exceptional service.
The Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora, offering elegant villas, a tranquil spa and private beachfront residences designed for complete seclusion.
Spend your days swimming in the lagoon, visiting coral gardens or simply resting by your pool with uninterrupted ocean views. As your journey ends, a private helicopter will return you to Tahiti for your onward flight – a final chance to take in the islands from above.
Tell us how you want to feel, we’ll take it from there.
“Our trip was truly magical and full of core memories that will last us a lifetime.”
Michael • Bora Bora Honeymoon
“We just returned from an incredible journey through Ireland, and we couldn’t have had a better experience”
Brad • Ireland Adventure
“This was a flawless experience right from the beginning, we had so many thoughts and ideas flowing around and they took all of them and perfectly curated the most beautiful honeymoon for us.”
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