A hidden gem in the heart of the Marquesas
Far away from the bustling beaches of the South Pacific, the breathtaking island of Nuku Hiva is home to a hotel that combines luxury with the unspoilt wilderness of the Marquesas: the 4★ Le Nuku Hiva by Pearl Resorts. Perched high above the picturesque Taioha'e Bay, this boutique resort is surrounded by lush vegetation and the majestic cliffs of this secluded island world. The resort's design honours Polynesian culture and combines authentic, handcrafted woodwork with modern comforts. The centrepiece is the open lobby with panoramic ocean views, while the local wood bungalows are nestled in the lush greenery. Here, the world is still pristine, raw and fascinating at the same time - a place where travellers can feel the true soul of Polynesia.
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Follow in the footsteps of the ancient Polynesians and explore the mysterious archaeological sites in the interior of the island - between moss-covered tikis, huge banyan trees and ancient petroglyphs, you will immerse yourself in a world long gone.
A place you will never forget
Le Nuku Hiva by Pearl Resorts is more than just a hotel - it is a place where time slows down and nature unfolds its full power. Whether exploring ancient places of worship, taking a boat trip along rugged cliffs or savouring exquisite cuisine under the starry skies of the South Seas - here you can experience the Marquesas in all its facets. A stay in this special place on earth will leave a mark on your heart and memories that will last a lifetime.
Movement and relaxation in harmony
Nuku Hiva has numerous unforgettable experiences in store for nature lovers and explorers. Whether it's a hike to the spectacular Vaipo waterfalls - the highest in the South Pacific - or a boat trip along the rugged coastline with its black sand beaches and mysterious caves: The island reveals its beauty most impressively when in motion.
A special highlight is the visit to traditional villages, where guests can experience the legendary hospitality of the Marquesans and learn more about the mystical culture of this unique archipelago.
For those longing for peace and relaxation, the resort's small but exquisite spa offers soothing treatments with Polynesian oils and fragrant herbs - a moment of serenity amidst the tropical backdrop.
Discover the flavours of the Marquesas
The resort's cuisine is a tribute to the natural abundance of the islands. Fresh fish, juicy tropical fruits and regional specialities such as tender wild boar from the forests of Nuku Hiva are artfully presented by talented chefs.
The restaurant, open-plan with a fantastic view of Taioha'e Bay, serves finely balanced dishes that combine French sophistication with Polynesian flavours. A special recommendation is the traditional Marquesas feast, which is slow-cooked in large earth ovens - a culinary journey into the past, accompanied by the gentle sounds of traditional music.
Close to nature with style
The resort's only 20 generously designed bungalows blend harmoniously into the lush vegetation and offer spectacular views of the deep blue sea or the dense, green mountains. With great attention to detail, they are made from local materials - fine tropical woods, ornate wickerwork and Polynesian carvings tell of the rich culture of this archipelago. Large panoramic windows and private terraces ensure that nature is always part of your stay.
Each accommodation offers maximum comfort with modern amenities, while the gentle sounds of the ocean or the distant calls of tropical birds provide unrivalled tranquillity. In the seclusion of this special place, every overnight stay is an experience full of originality and exclusivity.
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
Follow in the footsteps of the ancient Polynesians and explore the mysterious archaeological sites in the interior of the island - between moss-covered tikis, huge banyan trees and ancient petroglyphs, you will immerse yourself in a world long gone.
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