You'll start with two nights at Le Méridien Tahiti, relaxing on the white-sand beach or touring some of the island's most gorgeous waterfalls. Then you're off to three nights in a luxury overwater bungalow at Le Méridien Bora Bora, where you can take a guided (and motorized) outrigger canoe tour of shark and stingray habitats. (Airfare provided by Tahiti Tourisme and Air Tahiti Nui.)

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The six-day, five-night Tahiti and Bora Bora adventure includes:

• Round-trip airfare for two from Los Angeles to Tahiti on Air Tahiti Nui (see long rules for transportation to gateway city)
• Round-trip airfare for two from Tahiti to Bora Bora courtesy of Tahiti Tourisme North America
• Two nights of hotel accommodations at Le Méridien Tahiti
• Three nights of hotel accommodations at Le Méridien Bora Bora
• Ground and boat transportation to/from airports to hotels
• One full-day safari tour in Tahiti
• One shark and ray feeding excursion in Bora Bora

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The Concierge at Le Méridien Tahiti:

O: What's your favorite view nearby?
The Belvedere, which is located on the heights of Papeete, or watching a beautiful sunset from the beach.

O: What's your favorite walk to suggest to visitors?
The "Te avaiti" walk in the Papenoo Valley.

O: Where do you send visitors looking for some peace and quiet?
To Tahiti Iti, the remote smaller peninsula of the island.

O: What are your favorite small treats?
Drinking coconut milk from the coconut, eating at the roulettes (restaurants on wheels on the Papeete waterfront), going to the market on Sunday morning.

O: What mistakes do you see visitors make?
Going to downtown Papeete on a Sunday afternoon because everything is closed at that time!

O: What is your favorite historical fact or piece of trivia or legend about the city or area?
The Three Waterfalls legend [a love story that explains how the three waterfalls in the Faaurumai valley got their names].

The Concierge at Le Méridien Bora Bora:

O: What's your favorite view in town?
The "Matira Point" to enjoy the sunset and view of the beautiful lagoon.

O: What's your favorite activity to suggest to visitors?
The ray and shark feeding trip on a Polynesian pirogue. This is the best way to discover our lagoon: circling the island with stops for swimming time.

O: Where do you send visitors looking for some peace and quiet?
To Maupiti island, the smallest and wildest island near Bora Bora.

O: What mistakes do you see visitors make?
Some guests forget their licenses (car, boat...). They also forget to put sunscreen on.

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