Our 2nd Honeymoon in Paradise – Hilton Moorea – Panoramic Overwater Bungalow #87
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- Introduction
- Planning
- A Bad Start & a Few Hours in Los Angeles
- Air France Lounge – Los Angeles
- Air France Business Class – Los Angeles to Papeete
- Getting to Moorea
- Hilton Moorea, Panoramic Overwater Bungalow #87
- An ATV Tour in Moorea
- Whale & Dolphin Watching in Moorea
- Eating in Moorea
- Moorea to Bora Bora
- Bora Bora Airport To InterContinental Thalasso
- Emerald Overwater Bungalow #204 at the InterContinental Thalasso Bora Bora
- Jet-Skiing in Bora Bora
- A 9 Hour Bike Ride Around Bora Bora
- Eating in the InterContinental Thalasso
- InterContinental Thalasso Coral Garden Suite
- Around the InterContinental Thalasso
- Hilton Bora Bora Nui Resort
- Royal Overwater Villa, Hilton Bora Bora Nui
- Dinner at Villa Mahana
- Eating in the Hilton Bora Bora
- Is Food Expensive in Bora Bora?
- A Day in Papeete
- Air Tahiti Nui and Southwest Flights Home
- Conclusion & Blog Giveaway!
Bungalow #87 is right at the end and is a bit more private than the other bungalows, but it is also more windy.
We freshened up in a transit bungalow, walked around the hotel and took pictures of the hotel and different room locations, had lunch and then checked into our bungalow at ~12:00 noon.

Here’s a video review of the bungalow and a view of the other bungalows near #87.

There was a large living room past the bathroom as you entered.

Our favorite spot was the deck of our 1st overwater bungalow!

There was a big deck with beautiful views of the lagoon.

There were 2 deck chairs to lounge on.

With a very peaceful view from them.

But the most exciting part of the deck were the stairs leading down to…





We took a quick peak under the bungalow, and didn’t want to do that again!




The room was so nice….it had a full bathroom with a rainbath shower…



The bedroom opened into the bathroom, though there is a privacy screen.

The room also had a bed which was very comfortable.

The shutters in the bedroom opened which let in a nice breeze.

There was a living area with a sofa, chair, tv, and a DVD player.

There was a glass bottom to see the fish, but we didn’t see any. But it did make for a very pleasant experience.
Bungalow #87 is right at the end, so there are high winds outside. We could hear them at night! The water was also a bit chilly to go swimming in.
We got up at 6:00 am the next morning for our whale and dolphin watching expedition and could see the beautiful sunrise from our room!

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