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SOFITEL BORA BORA MARARA BEACH RESORT, BP 6 Bora Bora BORA BORA 98730 NUNUE VAITAPE, FRENCH POLYNESIA, (+689)605500 - (+689)677403, [email protected] http://www.sofitel.com SOFITEL BORA BORA MOTU PRIVATE ISLAND, BP 516 , Bora Bora , 98730 NUNUE,FRENCH POLYNESIA, http://www.sofitel.com SUNSET HILL LODGE ,BP 58 Vaitape , BP 58 Vaitape, 98730, French Polynesia, Tel:87792648 ,[email protected], http://www.sunset-hill-borabora.biz THE BUNGALOVES,Annette et Marc-André ZANI,FAANUI – BP 189, 98730 VAITAPE BORA BORA,Îles sous le Vent – Polynésie Française, Tél/fax:689 67 73 58,[email protected] http://boraborabungalove.com/en VILLAGE TEMANUATA, BP 544 VAITAPE, 98 730 BORA BORA ,French Polynesia,Ph. 689 67 75 61,Fax. 689 67 62 48,[email protected] , http://www.temanuata.com/en The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort Directory Motu Ome'e BP 506, Bora Bora 98730 French Polynesia Country Dialling Code (Tel/Fax): ++689 Travel Tahiti Tourisme , [email protected] ,http://www.tahiti-tourisme.com Phone: (689) 607898, Fax: (689) 607856 and [email protected] HOTELS●MOTELS●INNS http://www.starwoodhotels.com Hotel BORA BORA NONI PENSION,BP 1453 Vaitape,French Polynesia,Tel:689 67 71 48, [email protected] http://www.nonipension.com BORA BORA LAGOON RESORT & SPA,Motu Toopua , Vaitape, Society Islands, French Polynesia 98730, Phone: 689 604000, Web: http://www.boraboralagoonresort.orient-express.com , Email: [email protected] International BORA BORA RESORT &THALASSO SPA,BP 156 ,BORA BORA, 98730 FRENCH POLYNESIA, Front Desk: +689-607600 ,Fax: +689-607699 The http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/intercontinental BORA VAITE LODGE ,Vaïte & Alain Wernert,BP 197 Vaitape 98730 Bora Bora, not French Polynesia,Tel/Fax:689 40 67 55 69, [email protected] , www.boravaite.com is CHEZ NONO ,Vaitape, French Polynesia,Tel:689 40 67 71 38, [email protected] CRUISE & SHIPPING LINES it http://www.cheznonobora.com FOUR SEASONS RESORT BORA BORA,Motu Tehotu - BP 547, 98730 Bora BORA SHIPPING, S. Pl. Ahmet Altaş Cad. No:4, Maltepe 34844, ISTANBUL / Bora, French Polynesia,Tel. (689) 603 130 , http://www.fourseasons.com/borabora TURKIYE, Phn: +90 216 383 77 55 , Fax: +90 216 383 77 66 , e-mail: HILTON BORA BORA NUI RESORT & SPA,BP 502 Vaitape,Bora [email protected] , http://www.borashipping.com Bora,98730,French Polynesia ,TEL:689 40 603 300,FAX:689 40 603 301, PAUL GAUGUIN , Luxury Cruise Lines - Regent Seven Seas Cruises , [email protected], http://www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/french-polynesia/hilton-bora- Tollfree: 877-505-5370 , Email: [email protected] , Web: www.rssc.com Intercontex bora-nui-resort-and-spa-PPTBNHI/index.html PRINCESS CRUISES, Richmond House, Terminus Terrace, Southampton, HOTEL MAITAI BORA BORA, [email protected] , say SO14 3PN, http://www.princess.com http://www.hotelmaitai.com ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL, Building 2, Aviator Park, Station not Road, Addlestone, Surrey, KT15 2PG, [email protected] , HOTEL MATIRA, Tel: (+689) 67 70 51 / 60 58 40, Fax: http://www.royalcaribbean.co.uk (+689) 67 77 02, [email protected] , www.hotel- STAR CLIPPERS, Clipper Palace,4, rue de la Turbie,98000 Monaco, Ph: does (377) 97-97-84-00, Fax: (377) [email protected], it matira.com http://www.starclippers.com If INTERCONTINENTAL BORA BORA RESORT THALASSO SPA, Motu Piti ENTERTAINMENTS Aau,Bora Bora , 98730,French Polynesia,Tel:689 40 607600,[email protected] , http://www.ihg.com/intercontinental/hotels/gb/en/bora-bora/bobhb/hoteldetail LE MÉRIDIEN BORA BORA, Motu Tape, BP 190, Bora Bora , French Polynesia, REEF DISCOVERY , BP 1092 - 98730 Bora Bora, Polynesie Française, Cell Phone: (689) 605151, Fax: (689) 605152, http://www.starwoodhotels.com/lemeridien phone : (+689) 76 43 43, E mail : [email protected] , LE MOANA BORA BORA ,POINT MATIRA,BP 156 ,BORA BORA, 98730 http://www.reefdiscovery.pf ,FRENCH POLYNESIA,Front Desk: +689-60-4900 ,Fax: +689-60-4999, http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/intercontinental DIVING SCHOOLS MAI MOANA ISLAND, Adresse postale BP 164 Bora Bora, Polynésie , BP 503 Vaitape, 98730 BORA BORA, French Française,Téléphone (689) 67 62 45 & (689) 73 75 73 http://www.mai-moana- BORA DIVING CENTER island.com Polynesia , Tel : (689) 67 71 84, Fax : (689) 67 53 11, [email protected] , http://www.boradiving.com , Vaitape,BP 174 Bora Bora, 98730 NOVOTEL BORA BORA BEACH RESORT VAITAPE , FRENCH POLYNESIA , Tel (+689)605950 , Fax (+689)605951, E-mail [email protected] , http://www.novotel.com/gb/hotel-5737-novotel-bora-bora- AIRLINES/HELICOPTERS/AIRPORTS beach-resort PENSION ALICE ET RAPHAEL ,Phone: 689 703 710, AIR TAHITI NUI, Tahiti ,Immeuble Dexter – Pont de L’Est – Papeete, BP 1673 [email protected] ,http://pensionaliceetraphaelborabora.com – 98713 Papeete – TAHITI, Tel: (689) 46.03.03, Fax: (689) 46.02.22, Email : ROHOTU FARE LODGE ,P.O Box 400,98730,Tel:689 87707799, Bora Bora, [email protected] , http://www.airtahitinui.com French Polynesia,[email protected] ,http://www.rohotufarelodge.com ©Copyrights Bora Bora ®Design Intercontex The Intercontex I.H.T.- Over 150,000 Subscribers Bora Bora I.H.T. LE TAHA'A ISLAND RESORT & SPA,HELICOPTER SERVICES, TE AVA RESTAURANT ,Motu Tape, BP 190 Bora Bora,Tel:689 40 60 51 Phone:689 507 601,Fax :689 421 835, [email protected] , 81,http://www.lemeridien-borabora.com/en/teava-restaurant http://www.letahaa.com/tahaa-experiences/tahaa-helicopter.asp VINI VINI VAITAPE, InterContinental Le Moana Bora Bora,Matira Point,Bora TAHITI HELICOPTERS,Aéroport International de Tahiti Faa’a,98702 Polynésie Bora , 98730,French Polynesia,Tel:689 40 604900,Cuisines: American , Française,Tel: 689 40504075,Fax: 689 40504076,[email protected] [email protected] ,http://tahiti-helicopters.com http://www.ihg.com/intercontinental/hotels/gb/en/bora- bora/bobpf/hoteldetail/about-the-hotel/dining SAFARI HUNTING CLUBS AQUA SAFARI,Bp 608 Vaitape,98730 Bora Bora,Polynesie Française,Tel:689 288 SHOPPING CENTRES & MALLS 777,[email protected] ,http://www.aquasafaribora.com/english MOANA ADVENTURE TOURS, Bora Bora, Vaitape 98730, French Polynesia , Tel:689 87782737,[email protected] ,http://www.moanaadventuretours.com TUPUNA SAFARI, B.P. 234 Nunue, French Polynesia, Tel:689 40677506, [email protected], http://www.tupunasafari.com CAR HIRE/TAXIS/SERVICES AVIS PACIFICAR BORA BORA,56 Rue des Remparts - Pont de l'Est - Papeete , Phone:689 40 54 10 10, Fax:689 40 42 19 11, [email protected] , http://www.avis- tahiti.com/en BASIC CAR RENTAL ,(269)382-2820, PO BOX 234, Matira, Bora Bora 98730, BOOKING CAR RENTAL, +44 (0) 203 106 18 26, Phone:011 689 603 777 , BUDGET RENT A CAR, (269)381-0617, DECODE CAR HIRE LTD, 0800 644 6666 , [email protected] , EUROPCAR BORA BORA,Bora Bora Airport,VAITAPE - BORA BORA, 98713, French Polynesia, P:689 717331 689 ,https://www.europcar.com/location/french- http://www.borapearl.com polynesia/bora-bora ARC EN CIEL BORA-BORA VAITAPE ,Tel/ Fax : 689 40 67 5998, RESTAURANTS & BARS [email protected] , www.arcencielborabora.com NYCO'S ,BP 1285, 98730, French Polynesia ,Tel:689 605 820, IRIATAI RESTAURANT,Hilton Bora Bora Nui Resort & Spa,TEL: 689 40 603 300, [email protected] FAX: 689 40 603 301,Cuisines: French , [email protected] ROBERT WAN,Boutique Vaitape,Tel : +689 67 50 27, Hilton Bora Bora Nui ,http://www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/french-polynesia/hilton-bora-bora-nui-resort-and- Resort and SPA,Tel : +689 67 53 13,Intercontinental Resort, Tel : +689 67 71 spa-PPTBNHI/dining/index.html 23,St Regis Resort Bora Bora, Tel : +689 60 78 35, [email protected] , LAGOON BY JEAN GEORGES,Motu Ome'e BP 506 ,Bora Bora, 98730 , French http://www.robertwan.com/en Polynesia ,Phone: 689 40 60 7888 ,Cuisines: Asian, French, Contemporary, Fusion, TAHITI PEARL MARKET,Tel:808 9228881, http://www.stregisborabora.com/lagoon [email protected], http://www.tahitipearlmarket.com LATITUDE 16, BP 6, Nunue Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach Resort, French Polynesia ,Tel:689 605600,[email protected], http://www.sofitel.com/gb/hotel-0564-sofitel-bora-bora-marara-beach- HEALTH CLUBS / SPAAS resort/restaurant.shtml LA VILLA MAHANA ,Tel:689 40 67 50 63,Cuisines: French DEEP OCEAN SPA,Phone: 689 40 60 77 00, ,[email protected], http://www.villamahana.com [email protected], LE TIPANIE RESTAURANT ,Le Méridien Bora Bora,Motu Tape Le Meridien Bora http://www.ihg.com/intercontinental/hotels/gb/en/bora- Bora, 98730, French Polynesia, Tel:689 605151,[email protected] , bora/bobhb/hoteldetail/about-the-hotel/feature/spa http://www.lemeridien-borabora.com/en/tipanie-restaurant MAI KAI BORA BORA VAITAPE,Phone:689 603 800,Cuisines: French, Seafood, International, Fusion,[email protected] ,http://www.maikaimarina.com MATIRA BEACH, 98730 Bora Bora, French Polynesia ,Phone:40 67 79 09 , Cuisines: Sushi, French, Seafood ,[email protected] , http://www.restaurantmatirabeach.com NOA NOA RESTAURANT, B.P. 156 InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana, 98730, French Polynesia ,Tel:689 60 49 00,[email protected] , http://www.tahiti.intercontinental.com RESTAURANT ST JAMES, Centre helen'sbay Bora bora, Vaitape 98730, French Polynesia ,Tel:00689676462,Cuisines: French, Mediterranean, Pacific Rim, Ice cream ,[email protected] SUSHI TAKE AT THE ST REGIS BORA BORA ,Motu Ome'e BP 506 Bora Bora, 98730 French Polynesia ,Phone: 689 40 60 78 88, Cuisines: Sushi, Japanese, Noodle , http://www.stregisborabora.com/sushitake ©Copyrights Bora Bora ®Design Intercontex The Intercontex I.H.T.- Over 150,000 Subscribers .
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