South Pacific honeymoons
Enjoy a relaxing retreat working on ‘Fiji time’, where you and your new husband or wife can spend your days in awe of its scenery, or immerse yourself in the adventure in the Cook Islands, given its name from the explorer who discovered them, by diving into coral reefs or exploring the islands on horseback. Take a look at our honeymoon offers and start planning your island escape to the South Pacific.
Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
‘Achieves the ‘wow’ factor with effortless grace’
Four Seasons Bora Bora brings together one of the most beautiful islands on Earth with one of the most highly respected hotel chains in the travel market. The result is quite simply an epic achievement of outstanding proportions. Dive into the crystal clear lagoon from your overwater villa and swim with the fishes. Recline on your balcony with just the tweeting birds and lap of the lagoon as your distractions. Hidden snorkelling sites wait to be discovered, there are amazing dining opportunities in resort – and the experiences with nature will simply stay with you for a lifetime.
InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa
‘Jewel of a Resort’
This charming, largely overwater resort is located on a picturesque islet facing Mount Otemanu. Famous for its innovative Thalasso spa and bright, spacious and modern suite villas sitting over the turquoise lagoon, Intercontinental Bora Bora Resort also hosts myriad of both land and water sports. Open-air restaurants and bars cater for your meals and provide traditional Polynesian entertainment too, particular on theme nights when you can expect traditional dress, dancing and local speciality dishes.
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