Accommodation

Isle of Pines - Discover a NEW Paradise Accommodation on the island ranges from a luxurious five star resort to a thatched bungalow on a sandy beach or a traditional experience in a Melanesian lodging

The most luxurious resort on Isle of Pines, Le Meridien harmonises with the luxuriant tropical setting in a cove of Oro Bay. 29 bungalow-suites surrounded by soothing gardens each have their own private balcony, lounge, double bed and a sumptuous bathroom.
10 rooms, in a separate building, look out over the pool and beach. There is also a 'Spa' that offers a range from aromatic massages, shiatsu and reflexology, to such exotic rituals as chocolate or honey body-wraps.

The long white sandy beach and turquoise waters of Kanuméra Bay make a perfect setting for Hotel Oure. With its refined charm and traditional Melanesian architecture, this luxury hotel features 25 beachront and garden bungalows that blend beautifully into the natural garden setting. Activities on offer at the hotel include kayaking, pétanque (French bowls), beach volley or table tennis and trips to neighbouring islets in the hotel's own boat.

This excellent hotel boasts a superb location overlooking the magnificent white beach at Kuto Bay and features luxury South Pacific-style rooms and spacious bungalows built like traditional Kanak houses, linked by pathways bordered by lush greenery.

Located in the north of the island, overlooking magnificent Ouaméo beach. The hotel features 12 deluxe bungalows right on the water's edge, while the other comfortable, traditional style bungalows are scattered throughout an extensive garden bordering the beach. Facilities include a restaurant-bar, swimming-pool, games room, a small conference room and a general store.

This small resort is situated on the beautiful waterway leading to the famous natural pool at Oro. It comprises 4 bungalows (two twinned) featuring wood and thatched architecture, each for 4 persons. It has its own restaurant on the water's edge, serving snacks and meals as well as the island's festive dish, the bougna.

Two minutes' walk from Kuto beach, Kuberka offers 3 bungalows and 8 rooms, all immaculate and each equipped with bathroom, television, fan and fridge. Dine inside, or in a pleasant setting outside around the fresh-water pool. Camping is also possible in Kuberka's well-kept garden.

This park-like resort is close to Kanumera Bay and features 4 traditional, Melanesian-style bungalows that are ideal for families and 8 newer bungalows for two or three people. It has its own restaurant and bar. Nataiwatch is also well-organised for camping.

As well as Kuberca and Nataiwatch above there are several other picturesque camp sites to choose from. Kou-Gny (coconut tree trunk) is an enchanting camping site, near the restaurant of the same name, in a coconut grove on the water's edge at Oro Bay. While Camping des Rouleaux is situated on the long, unspoilt, white sand beach of Roller Bay just a short distance from Kuto Bay.

The Isle of Pines is very accommodating.

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