Upping the wow factor in an already sublime location, one of the most exclusive islands in the world has opened for business in The Islands of Tahiti.
Opening its doors to guests last week, Nukutepipi of South Pacific Management Group takes luxury accommodation to the next level. Accommodating just 52 guests, and only able to be rented in its entirety, the island is a private haven for holidaymakers who truly want to escape – but who will be left wanting for nothing with water and land-based sports on offer, a spa, cinema, games room, and artwork collections on display.
The island’s accommodation has been sensitively created to not only pay tribute to the Polynesian cultural traditions to which the atoll belongs, but also with great respect for the natural environment. was constructed with a priority placed on preserving the local flora and fauna, a priority that will continue with several environmental initiatives in place that are working towards food self-sufficiency on the island.
Stunning scenery is everywhere within The Islands of Tahiti, and Nukutepipi’s surrounds are no exception plus the island is a natural sanctuary for more than 15 types of birds on the island.
Nukutepipi is just one of the exquisite islands that make The Islands of Tahiti a firm holiday favourite for travellers seeking the ultimate in luxury and privacy. And with an entire island at your disposal, this private island paradise truly takes luxe holidaying to the next level.
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| About Tahiti Tourisme:
Tahiti Tourisme is the Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) for The Islands of Tahiti, overseeing all marketing and advertising actions, public relations, promotions, events and travel agent training programs globally. With a primary mission to bring visitors to The Islands of Tahiti, this Economic Interest Group is comprised of a Tahiti-based head office and 14 international offices promoting the destination across 18 international markets. Tahiti Tourisme also runs the visitors’ welcome and information desks and organizes local events to promote domestic tourism. Find out more at www.TahitiTourisme.org |
