#8530 - 02/09/03 08:42 AM
Bora Bora and Tahaa
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Anonymous
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I saw a package that interested me: 2 nights in Huahine, 3 nights in Bora Bora, and 2 nights in Tahaa, all at the Pearl, with airfare and transfers, for $5600/couple.
Is this a good deal? Is this too short amount of time to spend on an island? Should I purchase meal plans on Huahine and Tahaa?
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#8531 - 02/09/03 12:23 PM
Re: Bora Bora and Tahaa
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surfcontrol
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Registered: 12/27/02
Posts: 51
Loc: Westlake Vill, CA USA
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Seems like a lot of packing/unpacking for 7 nights, but thats just me. I think breakfast is included at the Tahaa Pearl, it was for us. If you purchase a meal plan your stuck eating at the resort, besides I really don't think it saves you that much.
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#8532 - 02/09/03 04:59 PM
Re: Bora Bora and Tahaa
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tnkelly
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Registered: 11/19/03
Posts: 41
Loc: Nashville, TN, USA
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Hey TennesseeTom, you wouldn't be from Tennessee would you? When are you planning on going? A group of four of us is going in December. Would love to get your feedback if you are going before us. kfrizzell@charter.net
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#8533 - 02/10/03 09:56 AM
Re: Bora Bora and Tahaa
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Travel Lord
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Registered: 01/03/03
Posts: 29
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Yeah, $2800 a piece isn't too bad for hotels air & transfers for 7 nights.
I assume it's the Te Tiare on Huahine, which is good. Now are you just doing garden bungalows or are they OWB? If they're all garden bungalows with maybe a beach bungalow thrown in, then I think it's average.
You'll definitely want to do an OWB somewhere so I'd check on whether any are offered in your package. I wouldn't do meal plans. You can get out, explore, eat at other places (Top Dive, Bloody Mary's, the food trucks etc) and not be restricted. Let us know what type of accomodation.
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