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Writer PATRICIA CUNI

tetiaroa

Tetiaroa is paradise in the Pacific. This small atoll of 12 islands surrounding a lagoon of turquoise water in the middle of the ocean is a postcard place. No wonder Marlon Brando fell in love with its magic during the filming of the movie The Mutiny on the Bounty and made it his refuge and home. An idyllic corner that has just opened its doors as a luxury ecological resort: The Brando.

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With white sandy beaches, lush vegetation, palm trees next to a crystal clear sea and an incredible natural and animal wealth, Tetiaroa has gone from being the abode of the gods and the summer resort of the ancient kings of Tahiti to a retreat for the body and soul of travelers who want to escape from the chaos and daily stress in a unique environment.

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The resort has 35 villas on the shores of a lagoon frequented by sea turtles, manta rays and exotic birds. The entire resort has been designed with total fidelity to the Polynesian style, with a predominance of wood and local materials, honoring Brando’s desire to preserve the Tahitian character and respect the environment. Large, spacious and with every conceivable comfort, they are designed so that the interior and exterior blend and interact.

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The Brando is Marlon’s dream: a paradisiacal place where the natural balance of Polynesia has been respected and which can only be reached by private plane. Among the remains of the ancient temples of this sacred place for Tahitians it is now possible to sunbathe, disconnect and dream in front of the best sunsets in the world. The prices of the villas range from € 1,800 to € 9,000 per day depending on the season and number of guests.
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Everything at this eco-friendly resort is designed to be in tune with the environment. The spectacular Varua Polynesian Spa is located on the shore of a pond in Motu Onetahi and offers the best holistic treatments inspired by local traditions. The range of activities on offer is endless, from kayaking in the lagoon to hiking, biking and Tahitian cooking classes.

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In turn, The Brando’s two restaurants (Beachcomber Café and Les Mutinés) offer dishes inspired by Polynesian cuisine, oriental and French fusion cooked with fresh, local products. The menu has been prepared by the prestigious chef Guy Martin of the two-Michelin-starred restaurant Le Grand Véfour in Paris.

The combination of all these factors makes staying at Marlon Brando’s resort in Tahiti an experience to live with all five senses. What are you waiting for?

The Brando
Teti’aroa Private Island, Arue Tahiti
Tahiti
French Polynesia

http://thebrando.com

E-mail: info@thebrando.com