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Tahiti TAHITI Tahiti I.H.T. TAHITI 51 rue Colette B.P 302,98713 Papeete French Polynesia Tel : (689) 50 33 50, Fax: (689) 42 16 32 www.hotelmandarin.com Country Dialling Code (Tel/Fax): ++689 Tahiti Tourisme , [email protected] , http://www.tahiti-tourisme.com HOTELS●MOTELS●INNS AIRLINES/HELICOPTERS/AIRPORTS PK 9,8 route de Tautira PUEU, B. P. 8 475 A PUEU VILLAGE HOUSE, TAHITI , TARAVAO, phone / fax :Tél.:(00689) 57.57.87, [email protected] , AIR TAHITI NUI, Tahiti ,Immeuble Dexter – Pont de L’Est – Papeete, BP 1673 http://www.pueuvillage.com – 98713 Papeete – TAHITI, Tel: (689) 46.03.03, Fax: (689) 46.02.22, Email : FARE SUISSE TAHITI, Rue des poilus tahitiens, Quartier Buillard – Paofai, 98713 [email protected] , http://www.airtahitinui.com Papeete - Tahiti , E-Mail: [email protected] , Phone: +689 420 030 , TAHITI - FAA´A AIRPORT , French Polynesia, BP 117, Papeete, Tahiti, http://www.fare-suisse.com 98713, Tel: +689 866061, Fax: +689 837391, Email: courrier@tahiti- P.K. 32, Papara. Mr. Steve Brotherson, PO Box 120055 HITI MOANA VILLA - aeroport.pf, Website: www.tahiti-aeroport.pf Papara, Tahiti- French Polynesia ,Tel: (689) 57.93.93, http://www.papeete.com/moanavilla HOTEL ROYAL TAHITIEN, P.O. 5001 Pirae – Tahiti, French Polynesia , Phone: (689) 50.40.40, Fax: (689) 50.40.41 , [email protected] , http://www.hotelroyaltahitien.com HÔTEL TIARE TAHITI, 417, Boulevard Pomare, Papeete – Tahiti, French Polynesia, Phone:+689 500.100, Fax:+689 43.68.47, E-mail:[email protected], www.hoteltiaretahiti.info LE MÉRIDIEN TAHITI, Tamanu, P.O. Box 380595, Tahiti 97718 , French Polynesia, Phone: (689) 470707, Fax: (689) 470728, http://www.starwoodhotels.com/lemeridien PENSION DE LA PLAGE, Punaauia , Phone: (689) 45.56.12 ,Fax: (689) 82.85.48,e-mail: [email protected] , PK 15,4 - B.P. 381593 Tamanu,98718 Punaauia Tahiti ,http://www.pensiondelaplage.com PUNATEA VILLAGE , Tel.: (689) 57 71 00, Fax: (689) 57 71 00 , B.P. 20756 – PAPEETE, E-mail : [email protected] , http://www.punatea.com/contactA.htm RADISSON PLAZA RESORT TAHITI, Lafayette Beach, PK 7 , 98 701 , Arue, Tahiti, French Polynesia B.P. 14 170 , Telephone: +689 48-88-88,Fax: +689 48-88-89 http://www.radisson.com If it does not say Intercontex it is not The International Hotel and Travel Directory Directory and Travel Hotel International The it is not Intercontex say does not Ifit RESORT TAHITI POINT TAHITI, PO BOX 6014 • PAPEETE, 00000 • FRENCH POLYNESIA, Front Desk: +689-86-5110 ,Fax: +689-86-5130 http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/intercontinental/en/gb/locations/tahiti SHERATON HOTEL TAHITI, P.O. Box 416, Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia, Phone: (689) 86.48.48, Fax: (689) 86.48.40, Email: [email protected] , http://www.sheratontahiti.com SOFITEL TAHITI MAEVA BEACH RESORT, BP 60008 Tahiti 98702 FAA'A, FRENCH POLYNESIA, (+689)866600 - (+689)438470, [email protected] , http://www.sofitel.com ©Copyrights Tahiti ®Design Intercontex The Intercontex I.H.T.- Over 150,000 Subscribers .
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