Bora Bora Cruises TU MOANA & TI'A MOANA

The Yachts :

TU MOANA & TI'A MOANA the names of the sister-vessels are drawn from the native Tahitian language, a Polynesian dialect. Whilst the word "Moana" is the universal Polynesian word meaning 'the sea', "Tu" and "Ti'a" both carry similar meanings 'to stand erect, to be upright or straight' and 'to fit or agree".   Thus, each Cruise-Yacht's name literally means 'Comfortably Upright in the Sea'.

These 2 Luxury Yachts redefine Luxury Travel in the South Pacific.  On Bora Bora Cruises you will sail on one of these two 226 foot Australian Built, French Registered, Super Yachts.   Bora Bora Cruises calls the experience Nomade Yachting. You will spend your voyage in the calm lagoon waters surrounding Tahiti's leeward islands. Exploring Bora Bora, Raiatea, Taha'a, and Huahine.

Large enough to offer space, privacy and all the comforts one would expect of a larger ship, small enough to offer guests the feeling of private yacht freedom, and access to lagoons and other areas where the larger ships cannot visit.

The Staterooms :

With 25 Staterooms, only 20 are made available each sailing. The Design of the stateroom is an outpouring of taste and fine quality. No detail has been overlooked.  Staterooms are large, with Queen or Twin Beds.  Each is an outside cabin with large picture windows.

Bathrooms are compact and beautifully conceived surrounded by windows with Venetian Blinds to let in the light and view. From the drawer slides to the locks, to the underbed storage closets, travelers can totally unpack for the week and make suitcases disappear.

Rooms are refreshed multiple times a day.  Each evening, wet swimwear is taken away, washed, dried and returned at dawn.  On the first morning at sea, guests tend to wear Gucci loafers at breakfast, but by afternoon the shoes are back in closet, where they remain the next 6 days.

The Crew :

Bora Bora Cruises Searches the World for it's crews, searching for smiles, charm, graciousness, and experience. From Europe, America, & Southeast Asia, they are flown to Tahiti for training. With a total crew of 41, there is an equal compliment of 1 crew to every passenger, affording intimate and superbly personalized service during your voyage.

The Experience :

There are no rules and no clock watching on board the yachts.  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner are served when and where passengers want, whether in the Dining Room, Outdoors on Main Deck, Under the Shaded Canapy of the Main Deck, In their Stateroom, or in a private perch on the Sun Deck.  Several Times during the Cruise, meals served ashore with lavish tables set up in the Surf.

Breakfasts are served both buffet or a la carte.  Lunches and Dinners are fashioned the catch of the day and what it the most fresh from island markets.  The creativity of the cuising, the elegance of the presentation, and the Wine Cellar rival a Superior French Resort. 

Bento Boxes with Tea Sandwiches and pastires magically appear during the Sun Dappled afternoon. Drinks and Snacks are served everywhere on board.  No bills to sign as everything is included mainting the atmosphere of a Private Yacht.

Sun Decks of Ti'a Moana & Tu Moana sport a dozen couch beds that can be moved and angled at traveler's whim.  The Crew arranges beach towels, beach chairs, coolers with water and wines, and anything from a picnic to a romantic lunch a deux.

As Dusk falls, the colors of the yachts subtly change.  The covers of the Main Deck banquettes are transformed from light to dark.  Dozens of throw pillows are plumped and strewn.  Candles are lit within tens of sleek Hurricane Lamps.  For a romantic evening ashore, a lavishly draped canopy bed can be set up on a secluded beach.

Each evening talented chefs prepare a sumptuous selection of a la carte gourmet treats heightened with local flavors. A well-stocked and ably staffed bar is open most of the day and night, and supplemented by the Sun Deck Bar.

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