Situated on its own private island in the heart of the South Pacific, Aitutaki Lagoon Resort is an exclusive paradise surrounded by pristine champagne-sand beaches and the breathtaking turquoise waters of Aitutaki Lagoon. Offering uninterrupted views of the world's most beautiful lagoon, this adults-only retreat is the ultimate escape for romance, relaxation, and adventure.
Designed in authentic Polynesian style, the resort’s bungalows blend tropical charm with modern luxury, ensuring a unique and intimate experience. Whether you’re waking up to the sound of gentle waves, lounging in a hammock under swaying palms, or exploring the vibrant marine life just steps from your door, Aitutaki Lagoon Resort promises an unforgettable stay.
With world-class dining, luxurious overwater and beachfront bungalows, and exclusive access to the lagoon’s crystal-clear waters, this is the perfect destination for honeymooners, couples, and those seeking a secluded getaway.
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Aitutaki Lagoon Resort offers 33 luxurious Polynesian-style bungalows, each designed for ultimate comfort and privacy.
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A stunning guide to our whale safaris; find the best experiences and when to go.
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