Ellen Keralla, http://www.specialoccasiontravel.com, ellen@specialoccasiontravel.com

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Hotel Kia Ora  A Fantastic Opportunity to Explore the Wonders of Rangiroa On the edge of the world, in the Tuamotu Archipelago, an immense atoll known as Rangiroa reigns in the middle of the Pacific waters.

This volcanic island of French Polynesia is the home of one of the most beautiful hotels in the South Pacific...the Hotel Kia Ora. It's location between two passes on the northwest coast of Rangiroa, the crystal blue lagoon and the traditional hospitality are assets that make the Kia Ora an exceptional hotel. Sixty-three bungalows positioned along the coral ring of the atoll, a sight of rare beauty.   On a private little island, forgotten from the rest of the world and to accomplish a life long dream - to become a modern Robinson Crusoe for a few days - is now possible. Only one hour by boat from the Hotel Kia Ora and located on one of the islets of Rangiroa, you will find the Kia Ora Sauvage where a unique experience awaits you.   Built in the heart of lush nature, the Kia Ora Sauvage offers it visitors all the comfort and luxury of an international hotel. Created with traditional, natural, Polynesian materials - each bungalow is a work of art!

Package includes: Round trip air between Los Angeles and  Papeete on Air Tahiti Nui Arrival assistance and flower lei greeting 1 night in Papeete at Sofitel Resort (lagoon view room) Inter-island air Papeete - Rangiroa Transfers to and from the resort in both islands 5 nights at Hotel Kia Ora in Rangiroa (garden bungalow) Complimentary breakfast and dinner daily in Rangiroa Hotel taxes

Price per person based on double occupancy: $ 2999 **   Special: Upgrade to the Kia Ora Sauvage – PrivateIsland Resort for $500 per person and also receive complimentary lunch daily.

Upgrades, other departure cites and islands are available ** Does not include air departure taxes and fuel surcharges of $210 per person approximately. Mid week travel only. Valid November 15, 2007 to March 31, 2008. Black out dates apply.