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“Super séjour !”

Waitabu Marine Park and Campground

KaivitiTristan
Paris, France
Oct 12, 2008 New
1/1 found this review helpful
I-d-é-a-l :

Le séjour au petit village de Waitabu a été merveilleux. La localisation est parfaite pour profiter dans la même journée d'un peu de découverte d'un parc marin, d'une visite de chutes d'eau magnifiques (Tavoro falls) et d'un petit trajet en bus qui vaut le détour.
L'ambiance est très paisible sans que l'on se sente seul, car les gens du village sont adorables et très serviables quand cela s'avère nécessaire. Laissez-vous tenter comme nous par ce petit coin de Paradis loin des gros hôtels où toute la petite famille peut s'y retrouver.
Sans hésitation, un passage obligé pour les amoureux des îles paradisiaques et des coins sauvages. Ames d'aventuriers vous ne serez pas non plus déçues !
  • This TripAdvisor Member:
    • Liked — Le cadre
    • Disliked — Un peu de route avant d'arriver, mais ça vaut le coup
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
KaivitiTristan's Summary
Date of Stay: September 2005
Traveled with: Famille (étendue)
Visit was for: Moments agréables en famille
Age group: 25-34
Member since: yesterday
  • My ratings for this hotel are:
    • 5 of 5 stars Value
    • 4 of 5 stars Rooms
    • 5 of 5 stars Location
    • 5 of 5 stars Cleanliness
    • 5 of 5 stars Check in / front desk
    • 4 of 5 stars Service
    • 3 of 5 stars Business service
Would I recommend this hotel to my best friend?
absolutely!
I recommend this hotel for:
Young singles, An amazing honeymoon, A romantic getaway, Families with teenagers, Tourists
I do not recommend this hotel for:
People with disabilities
I selected this hotel as a top choice for:
Outdoor / Adventure

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