we are kicking off a new feature on overwaterbungalows.net – the overwaterbungalow of the week. With around 110 water bungalow and water villa resorts around the world it seems like a good idea to highlight one of them each week because no one can keep track of them all.

Some of us can only daydream about staying in one of these incredible rooms because they do cost a lot, so this is a way to live vicariously and think about when we'll be staying in these places ourselves.

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This week: InterContinental Moorea Resort & Spa

The island of Moorea, as you may know, is just northwest of Tahiti itself so it’s the easiest to reach since it’s connected by 5-minute flights and 30-minute ferry journeys.

 

Getting to Moorea is simple enough, and there you’ll find 4 luxurious overwater bungalow resorts, along with a simple and cheap resort that started the whole craze.

 

The InterContinental Moorea Resort is actually the largest resort with overwater rooms in all of the South Pacific, with 144 total rooms, 50 of which are on stilts in their calm lagoon

Room rates

Currently overwater bungalows at the InterContinental Moorea Resort are available starting at US$719 per night, or a bit more including the buffet breakfast. Keep in mind that on Moorea, unlike some other islands, you are close to other restaurants and activities, which can keep costs down a bit and add a bit more variety.


Photos of the overwater bungalows at the InterContinental Moorea Resort


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  1. Coco Bodu Hithi is one of the very few resorts that allows 4 adults in all their villas but the lowest category.
    Which makes it excellent value for a family with 2 teenagers or young adult children.