Unlike its little brother (the Manihi Pearl Beach), the superior category Bora-Bora Pearl Beach hotel was built on a pristine site, the motu Tevairoa which is one of the largest islets on the island of Bora- Bora.

 

The architectural bias was to develop the concepts established on the first hotel in the Pearl Beach chain "focused on living and conviviality areas than to the demonstration effect", through warm atmosphere made of sober materials and dimmed lights. The interior spaces are open as much as inside than outside. The existing vegetation has been preserved to the maximum and the marine environment respected.

 

The different themes developed in the common areas are "the voyage'' translated by the Polynesian canoe, then "dance and music"  that we find in sculpture and painting on tapas *.

 

The hotel, which included 50 overwater bungalows and 10 beach bungalows when it opened in July 1997, was extended in 1999 to 20 garden suites, a swimming pool restaurant and 4 transit bungalows. In 2003, the main restaurant was also extended and a wedding chapel was built.

 

* Tapas: traditional designs on beaten wood bark.