Nunue vacation rentals

We had a superb stay here at Fare Toerau. The house is spacious with an open floor plan and lofted second floor. Its modern appliances for cooking and laundry made staying here very convenient, and sleeping is comfortable with the bedroom ACs. The provided bikes and snorkeling equipment are also handy and we made good use of them - it’s a nice bike ride to Matira beach. Our property manager Luana was very attentive, responsive, and friendly - I cannot recommend her enough. She helped us book a rental car on New Years Eve when it was sold out pretty much everywhere, and has plenty of recommendations for activities.Location-wise, it is a 15 minute bike ride to Matira beach, the only public beach on the island. Many activities can be booked in this area, including a lagoon tour (Motu FanFan) and jet skiing (Matira Jet), both excellent. The closest grocery store is Tiara Market, a 8 minute bike ride away, although Chin Lee in Viatape has better prices and selection. I would suggest a rental car for at least a portion of the trip, and definitely ask Luana for recommendations - as a local, she can secure better prices for rental cars and activities.We also enjoyed several of the fresh delicious passionfruit that grows on the front wall of the property :)

We had an extremely relaxing time in this house. Kitchen is outdated for us who love cooking but we still made it work. Coming from Matira beach previously, the surrounding and water is not as attractive but you can still swim from the dock.We enjoyed the quietness and again very relaxing time for a family of 5 without feeling crowded.Very welcoming. We recommend .

Great location! Loved the separate bungalow with two twin beds, close to the water. Other two bedrooms were very nice! Not far from where the ferry drops you off. A few days we could see cruise ships parked out in the water. Centrally located. Overall Great!!! Short 10 minutes drive to Matira Beach and Bora Bora dive center!!

Looking for an authentic over water bungalow without spending thousands per night at a motu resort? Pierre’s Villa Tahatai Iti is the place. It has everything you will need for a spectacular Bora Bora vacation. We especially enjoyed eating meals on the deck watching the myriad of boats passing by. The sensation of living right on the lagoon is hypnotizing. Pierre provides the most precise information about the villa and the island I have ever seen during many years renting private vacation properties. His restaurant and activity recommendations are spot on. We especially enjoyed exploring the lagoon on a pontoon boat rented from Le Plage at unbelievably beautiful Matira Beach. We are so thankful to have experienced the real Bora Bora by staying at Pierre’s over water bungalow.

The accommodation & situation were wonderful but isolated. Sunset was magical & feeding scraps to fish at the end of the dock was fun. Sharks & rays swim by. Jerry took us to the shop on arrival (bring your own bags). There’s a pharmacy close too. Tea had ample drinking water for us at the fare. We waited about an hour for the boat ride to the motu but Tatiana checked & the boat arrived. The return boat ride with SouLouLou was very prompt & he piloted carefully due to one of us having a sore back. Tatiana was very welcoming. When our French & English struggled she used a phone translation. The information book said that she could cook an evening meal; wish we’d known before shopping. She needs a couple of days’ notice. Confirm the cost – the booklet said 40,000 XPF per person, a typo? Reviews say a small boat is available. Tatiana said to talk to Tea about arranging it. Be aware that you need a boat license to use the boat; getting details ahead of time would be wise. There are well-behaved dogs that roam freely; lots of barking when you arrive but they’re friendly. Carpenter bees & geckos are part of the charm. We were there in July – hardly any mosquitos. This was during the Heiva period & cruise ships were in, which meant the performance drums were loud till about 10 pm. Being careful of water and electricity usage wasn’t hard; charge your electronics during the day. The wifi was fine for emails, Google etc.

We had a great time here and the listing awesome We had some bad luck with timing that definitely soured our stay which would not normally be a concern The next door intercontinental hotel was ripping apart over water bungalows and repairing all day every day from 7am on. Machine noise all day, wood floating all around the beach was most unfortunate. Add that to the active fishing stations right in front on the beach (which wasn’t in any of the listing photos) cleaning and gutting fish on a hot day is not a fun smell for some people, particularly to hit you when your meant to be chilling in the excellent hammock on the property. Totally get its locals lively hood, but even my wife that is a Marine Biologist said it was a little over powering some days, and just 15 metres up the beach none of this was an issue. Noise, mess, and smell combined were something i doubt would happen any other week of the year, we just had to deal with it. And you only have to walk 2 minutes to be right on Maitra itself The rest of the experience, the house, the location, the communication (the help with a water leak) were 10/10. And having 2 ocean kayaks and being able to launch right out front to access some of the better corals in the lagoon and other motu was absolutely awesome Book this place if you can.

We feel so lucky to have found the listing for this Bora Bora bungalow. It is a gem. The owners have put a lot of care and hard work into creating a (luxurious) home-away-from home environment for Maeva Hoa guests. I doubt there are many, if any, homes as nice as this one on the main island. We loved staying on the main island (where locals live) and the authentic experience it allowed. (Staying at a resort on a motu would be beautiful but isolating.) Maeva Hoa, located on a quieter part of the island and a 15-30 minute drive from the island hubs of Vaitape and Matira, does require renting a car, but we loved having the independence to explore the island on our own. The views from both inside and outside the bungalow are beautiful; we logged countless hours hanging out on the balcony overlooking the lagoon and also appreciated having the same stunning views from inside the air conditioned unit. Communication with the owners before and during our stay was seamless, and they were full of ideas and tips to guide our planning. Their on-island representatives were very helpful, as well; they met us upon arrival on the island to escort us to Maeva Hoa and were easy to reach throughout our stay when we had questions or needed recommendations. If we are lucky enough to return to Bora Bora, we would want to stay at Maeva Hoa again. We now know that we would only need only to pack a swim suit and a few items of clothing, as the owners have thoughtfully provided everything else!

We loved our stay at the Fare Luna house on Bora Bora! Louana, the property manager was so kind & extremely helpful! We enjoyed our accommodations at the beautiful Fare Luna. It was open & airy with lots of room for the three of us. The pictures are accurate in the description. Fare Luna was clean (no bugs other than an occasional ant) and had everything we needed. The washer & dryer was a plus and worked great! It was well equipped for cooking and there were markets close by to get groceries & snacks. There were also a few restaurants & roulettes within a few driving minutes. A car is needed to get around since it’s 15 minutes from the city area which worked great for us. Bora is a small & beautiful slice of heaven. A snorkeling adventure is a must to take advantage of the beautiful blue waters & amazing sea life. We would highly recommend staying at Fare Luna.