How much does it cost to stay at The Brando?

All of Polynesia is deliciously pretty. Paul Gauguin, the French Impressionist painter who fell in love with Papeete in the South Pacific, set the scene. Marlon Brando adored the island, which he discovered when filming the epic 1961 movie Mutiny on the Bounty. He built a lodge here, visited frequently, and promised to protect it forever.  

The resort is wonderfully eco-friendly, awarded the coveted LEED Platinum Certification in 2016. The whole place trundles gently along under its own steam thanks to water-driven air-conditioning, solar power, special recyclable batteries, and coconut oil. The vehicles also run on people power or electricity. There’s an important lab and eco-station here, where experts carry out research to preserve and protect the region’s atolls and their wildlife.

The whole resort development has been carried out with respect for local people and materials, the ecosystem, and the ocean, with the future of this magical place at its heart. It’s wholly sustainable. Like his films, this is Brando’s legacy. It’s a privilege to play a part in his dream.

This is the world’s most luxurious eco-resort, ideal for discerning holiday seekers who care about the environment, a place where green meets luxury in a stunning way. The interiors of the spacious, secluded villas are luscious and comfortable. Cool, calm, colours let the views and the natural-feeling architecture speak for themselves. No wonder our The Brando Resort Tahiti offers go like hot cakes!

There’s a long and lovely list of the good things in life, the little touches you expect from an ultra-luxury holiday experience. Along with a twinkling swimming pool overlooking the ocean, a couple of lively bars and three top class restaurants - one with a wine cellar to die for - there’s every comfort and convenience.

Beauty services, a gorgeous spa, a coral nursery and day room, an excellent fitness centre, and a fun games room is sure to keep guests busy. Or, visit the gift shop, whisk the little ones to the kids' club, or head to the onsite activities desk to plan an afternoon of family fun - such as visiting the sea turtle sanctuary. You can even get married and honeymoon here, which is totally unsurprising given how stunning it is.  

Oprah, Leonardo Di Caprio, ex-president Obama, Pippa Middleton; they’ve all experienced the Brando Tahiti effect. Kim Kardashian celebrated a birthday here, a celebrity event involving her sisters, brother and mum, plus fellow celebs Tristan Thompson, Corey Gamble, Scott Disick and many more.   

You can indulge in the all-inclusive luxury at this other-worldly resort for seven-nights from £18,700 per person. The Brando Tahiti rates reflect the level of service, facilities, amenities, location and beyond you can expect to receive from the moment you arrive at this island paradise. The property is sustainable, stunningly secluded, and your every need is catered for. In addition to its dreamy location, The Brando Resort cost covers all of your first-class facilities, daily meals, and spacious accommodation on the beach.

The resort is an exciting 20-minute flight by private plane from Faa’a International Airport.

Yes, there are luxury villas specially designed for families with children and teens, with activities and experiences to suit them, too.

There’s something for everyone here. Nature lovers can go on bird discovery tours and reef quests, nature trails and nature-focused boat tours, or guided tours of the research station. For something more lively, try Polynesian dancing lessons and music lessons on the ukulele, pahu, or toere. If you're into crafts, take Polynesian weaving lessons, learn traditional Pareu tie-dye or marvel over local cooking demonstrations.

There’s also a Lagoon School for the kids and whale watching between mid July and mid October - or keep them active with water sports, fishing, tennis, and bicycle riding.