On the water in the Club Bali Hai, this hotel restaurant serves snacks and light lunches, but it’s the setting that’s the pull here, more than the food – the views of Cook’s Bay are divine. Catch the dance show and seafood barbecue on Friday nights at 6.30pm.
L’Ananas Bleu – The Blue Pineapple
Mo'orea
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