Amazing Experience on an Overwater Bungalow in Tahiti French Polynesia

Most overwater bungalows are built from wood. The wood provides an authentic décor and feel to the place. Glass is sometimes incorporated in certain areas to enhance the surrounding views and the overall atmosphere. One such example is using glass as floor for the outside patio thus giving guests a view of what’s directly under them. Le Meridien Bora Bora even places glass floors in the bedroom for a more unique view. Others even use glass for the walls of the small swimming pools or bathtubs outside the bungalows as well. Yes, a lot of modern overwater bungalows like in Bora Bora feature small swimming pools right outside such as the ones found in Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora. Taking a dip here is an experience on its own.

Most bungalows in French Polynesia are connected to the island by long piers which allow guests to travel from their designated bungalow back to the island or the beach. But, a more exciting way is to make use of a canoe to paddle back and forth. Or maybe use a paddle board to explore the area. Others even prefer to simply swim it with a snorkel and enjoy the company of the wide variety of marine life.

A lot of water activities become instantly available to guests of overwater bungalows. They open their door and the water is right there. They can easily take a swim or go out to snorkel right then and there. A ladder is usually in place so guests can easily climb back up.

There are a lot of choices when it comes to Tahiti overwater bungalows in French Polynesia. Aside from those mentioned earlier, resorts like Le Taha’a Island Resort & Spa, Conrad Bora Bora Nui, and St. Regis Bora Bora Resort all offer great bungalows. It’s simply up to the guest on what other facilities and inclusions are important.