A hidden island sanctuary in the South Pacific
Amidst the unspoilt beauty of French Polynesia, on the breathtaking atoll of Tetiaroa, rises a place where luxury and sustainability merge in perfect harmony: The Brando. Once the personal retreat of Marlon Brando, this exclusive resort was created with a deep respect for nature and Polynesian culture. Surrounded by emerald green lagoons, gently rustling coconut palms and fine, powdery white sand, guests here experience a form of luxury that blends perfectly with nature.
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"There are magical moments that only The Brando can offer: Take a private excursion to the uninhabited island Tahuna Iti and observe the impressive colony of endemic seabirds or follow the gentle manta rays through the turquoise lagoon with a marine biologist - an experience you won't find anywhere else in this form."
A dream destination for the highest demands
The Brando is more than just a resort - it is a tribute to the unspoilt beauty of French Polynesia, a place where luxury and nature meet in perfect balance. Whether in a private villa with its own beach access, on a unique sea excursion or a gourmet dinner under the stars - every moment here becomes a precious memory. Let yourself be enchanted by the magic of Tetiaroa and experience a world that is as exclusive as it is unforgettable.
In harmony with the island world
The Varua Te Ora Polynesian Spa, nestled in a tropical garden and surrounded by a tranquil lagoon, invites you to rejuvenate body and mind in an oasis of natural beauty. Traditional Polynesian healing methods and soothing treatments in open pavilions create an experience that is deeply rooted in the energy of the island.
Adventurous guests can discover the fascinating underwater world while gentle reef sharks, dazzling schools of fish and majestic manta rays glide through the crystal-clear waters. For those interested in culture, there are guided tours through the lush nature of the island, where the history of Polynesian seafaring and the legendary discoveries of Marlon Brando come to life. Kayaking through hidden lagoons, stand-up paddling along the unspoilt coastline or a sunset sailing excursion - the opportunities to immerse yourself in the incomparable beauty of Tetiaroa are endless.
A symphony of tropical flavours
The gastronomy at The Brando sets new standards and combines the highest culinary art with the abundance of regional products. Two exceptional restaurants - Les Mutinés by Guy Martin and Beachcomber Café - offer an exquisite selection of Polynesian-inspired and internationally flavoured delicacies.
At the elegant, glass-walled Les Mutinés, guests enjoy exquisite menus created by Michelin-starred chef Guy Martin, accompanied by a carefully curated wine list. For a more relaxed ambience, the Beachcomber Café, located directly on the ocean, serves fresh seafood, tropical fruits and fragrant coconut dishes.
A very special highlight is the Te Manu Bar, where floating lounge areas high above the treetops offer an unrivalled view of the starry Polynesian sky. A freshly mixed cocktail, the gentle Pacific breeze and the endless horizon - a moment that makes the heart beat faster.
Where nature meets luxury
The Brando is a unique luxury resort on the breathtakingly beautiful private island of Tetiaroa, just 55 kilometres north-east of Tahiti. 35 villas stand here on white sand, which is occasionally visited by sea turtles, manta rays and exotic birds. The island can only be reached by private aeroplane.
Room
At The Brando, you can choose between 30 one-bedroom villas, four two-bedroom villas and one three-bedroom villa - depending on how much space you need or want. Your spacious villa has been designed with love and combines the inside with the outside. Comfortable furniture, an open terrace, a private pool - your villa is an oasis right on the beach.
Gastronomy
The resort's two restaurants - the intimate Les Mutinés by Guy Martin and the Beachcomber Café - are both located in the centre of the resort.
will enchant you with Polynesian-inspired dishes, culinary fusions from East and West as well as classic French cuisine. Fruits and vegetables are freshly harvested directly from the resort's own garden and served pure or in delicious preparations.
Wellness
The Varua Te Ora Polynesian Spa is a unique oasis of peace and relaxation. Treat yourself to the fabulous wellness offer and a moment of absolute peace.
German nationals do not require a visa to enter French Polynesia.
The climate in French Polynesia is tropical, warm and humid. There are hardly any seasonal fluctuations. The best time to visit is European spring, summer and autumn. The Tuamotu archipelago enjoys more sunshine than anywhere else in French Polynesia. Therefore, it is always a good time to travel there. The clarity of the water is at its best between October and May (ideal for diving), while the mildest weather can be enjoyed between June and September. Our top tip - try the low season (April - May and October - November) to enjoy the best combination of diving and sunshine. If whale watching is your main motivation, July to November is the best time to visit.
The Federal Foreign Office recommends vaccinations against hepatitis A for travelling, and against hepatitis B for long-term stays or special exposure. The Federal Foreign Office generally recommends checking and completing the standard vaccinations according to the current vaccination calendar of the Robert Koch Institute on the occasion of each trip.
Important note:
This trip is partially suitable for travellers with reduced mobility, depending on their impairment.
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030 / 69 80 21 92
gowin@select-luxury.travel
"There are magical moments that only The Brando can offer: Take a private excursion to the uninhabited island Tahuna Iti and observe the impressive colony of endemic seabirds or follow the gentle manta rays through the turquoise lagoon with a marine biologist - an experience you won't find anywhere else in this form."
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