Hawaiki Nui

Description

Ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving. There are about 50 sites for beginners and experienced divers. Magnificent coral, underwater plants and fish, there are several wrecks to visit, including Nordby, a 57 ton schooner (50m long) which sank in 1900 in front of the hotel.

Each room is equipped with Read more

Ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving. There are about 50 sites for beginners and experienced divers. Magnificent coral, underwater plants and fish, there are several wrecks to visit, including Nordby, a 57 ton schooner (50m long) which sank in 1900 in front of the hotel.

Each room is equipped with a mini-bar, television, ceiling fan, telephone and safety deposit box. The garden bungalows offer a lounge area.

The restaurant overlooks the fresh water swimming pool and the lagoon beyond. It has the reputation as the best on the island. There is also a bar.

Small lobby with a shop and tour desk.

Features

Hotel Amenities

Additional Information

Number of Rooms: 28

Location

Raiatea is the capital of the Leeward Islands and the second largest island in French Polynesia, situated 193 km (120 miles) northwest of Tahiti, about a 40 min flight from Tahiti. Raiatea was known as the 'sacred island' and was considered to be the heart of Polynesian culture. It is a tropical volcanic island with a road which circles the island through the valleys with past farms and orchards. There are several passes from the ocean to the lagoon, which the neighboring island of Tahaa also shares.