Restaurants and Bars At the Bora Bora Lagoon Resort & Spa, dining is always a special experience. With stunning views of Mount Otemanu, the Otemanu Restaurant serves exquisite Polynesian specialities such as poisson cru (fresh fish marinated in coconut milk). The Café Fare serves breakfast, lunch and snacks alongside the pool. Otemanu Poised over the lagoon, with breathtaking views on every side, our fine-dining room features continental cuisine with a distinctive Polynesian influence. A highlight is the delectable, fresh seafood. Proper attire is necessary; long trousers for gentlemen and dresses for ladies. Only children suitably dressed and under adult supervision will be admitted. Reservations are required. • Dinner: 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm. Café Fare Surrounded by tropical gardens, and guarded by an ancient tiki, this exotic, outdoor café has an informal, poolside atmosphere. Let the fresh air enhance your appetite! Dress code is casual. • Dinner: 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm (except Thursday & Saturday) The Rotopa Bar The Rotopa Bar bar is open during the day and services the pool area and both beaches until 6:00 pm when the Hiro Bar opens. Built as a traditional fare with pandanus roof and fringes, this quaint bar overlooks the pool and is itself a shady oasis from the heat of the sun. The interior of this fare has been decorated with examples of traditional Polynesian dance costumes -elaborately beaded grass skirts and feathered head-dresses. Seating is provided in the form of bar stools. • Open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm for drinks. • Light snacks are also available between 12:00 noon and 6:00 pm. The Hiro Bar The Hiro Bar is open in the evenings 6:00 pm to 11:00pm and comfortably accomodates 50 people. Tea and small delights are offered from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm daily. It is situated perpendicularly to the Otemanu Restaurant and opens to the lagoon, pool and gardens. Seating ranges from bar stools to long sofas and comfortable wicker salon chairs. The furniture is covered in blue-green fabric to capturing the colours of the pool and the lagoon. Abundant loose cushions in strong contrasting accents of orange, and yellow recall the tropical sun. The lighting is intriguing - a combination of bamboo downlights, copper post lights and tall, wicker floor lamps near the couches, all designed to enhance the residential feel of the resort's public spaces. 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 come true. For that extra touch of perfection, we will provide you with your own personal captain (for snorkeling in the fabulous coral gardens) and chef (to grill and serve the lunch of your choice)and to ensure that your champagne glasses are always full! Canoe Breakfast The Canoe Breakfast is an alternative kind of room service; The breakfast is prepared to order, and then loaded into a local outrigger canoe which is decorated with flowers, and then rowed over to the bungalow by one of our Tahitian staff. The breakfast tray is then delivered up to the bungalow via the sun deck and set up either in the room or on the balcony as the guest wishes.

> Go check the Activities Iaorana! Welcome to the Bora Bora Lagoon Resort & Spa If Mother Nature has amply blessed the Polynesian islands, she has been particularly generous with our private isle, Motu Toopua. It is here, in the middle of Bora Bora's majestic lagoon, that we have created the ultimate Polynesian destination. All of Mother Nature's gifts, however, are not enough to create the perfect vacation experience. This is why we are dedicated to providing each guest with a warm welcome. We aim to perfect every aspect of your stay, from the dining experience to the activities we offer. Lagoon adventures, scarlet sunsets and Tahitian feasts await you at the Bora Bora Lagoon Resort & Spa. We hope to share the magic with you soon. Maru Spa Pamper yourself at this beautiful beachfront spa, created on top of two giant banyan trees overlooking the magnificent lagoon. The spa’s five private treatment rooms are dedicated to the joy of massage and beauty treatments for romantics and those in need of a rejuvenating escape. Rooms Accommodation is in luxurious, over-water beach and garden bungalows, some with air conditioning. Each has a sitting area with a six-foot couch, furnished in authentic local style. Bedrooms feature king-size or twin beds, as well as a private sun deck, separate bath/shower, telephone, safe, minibar, color TV and in-room movies. Normal voltage is 220 V but 110 V is available. Bora Bora Lagoon Resort & Spa is a different world, a tropical fantasy of picturesque thatched buildings. Inside, oiled yucca woods, floor-to-ceiling louvres and timber blinds provide a perfect blend of Polynesian charm and modern comfort. Overwater End of Pontoon Bungalows: There are six Overwater End of Pontoon Bungalows located at the end of the connecting teak walkways offering unobstructed views of Mt. Otemanu and the alluring blue lagoon. Overwater Bungalows: There are 44 Overwater Bungalows lined along three walkways arrayed from the beach over the lagoon. Each is furnished with a king or two twin beds and a private deck from where steps lead directly into the lagoon. The beautiful underwater sea life can be admired or fed through the illuminated glass-topped coffee table. Motu Bungalows: The resort’s twenty-two motu bungalows allow direct access to the beach.  Step off the private deck onto the white sand; you are only steps away from the lagoon.  King or two twin beds are available. Premium Motu Bungalows: NEW FOR 2007, the resort will have Premium Motu Bungalows located near the beach. Inside, high-polished Yucca wood floors, Kaori wood walls, Kohu wood floor-to-ceiling louvers and timber blinds, large terrace and private outdoor soaking pool, authentic local-style furnishings, a two-meter couch in the living room, air conditioning, bathroom with tub, separate shower and double basins, hairdryer, bathrobes, minibar, private safe, TV, DVD player, tea & coffee making facilities, ceiling fan, direct dial phone, iron and ironing board. All rooms feature:  traditional Polynesian style with thatched roofs made from pandanus leaves.