The Best Overwater Resorts in The Tropics

1. The Best Overwater Resorts in The Tropics The most exclusive resorts in the world are mainly found in the tropics. We sample some of the coolest, luxurious overwater resorts in Fiji, Tahiti, Bora Bora packages, Maldives and Turks and Caicos. Enjoy reading. Likuliku Lagoon Resort Lukuliku is Fiji's most unique luxury escape for people seeking to make merry. Visitors to this popular resort are treated to the best of dining experience in a stylish, tranquil and highly orderly environment. The award winning hotel has a total of 45 rooms. Over-water Bures cost $1600 per night, Deluxe Bures cost $1380 per night, Beachfront Bures cost $1170 and Garden Bures cost $960 per night. All rates are exclusive of tax at 20 per cent. Lukuliku's exclusive over-water Bures feature traditional architecture and detailed woodwork in native magi magi designs. All Bures feature air conditioning, Wi-Fi, King-size bed, music systems, flat-screen monitors. More info visit: http://www.sunnsandvacation.com/tahiti-holiday-packages.php Bora Bora Hilton Nui Resort and Spa Nestled in an idyllic cove of white sand and majestic lava rock, the world-famous Bora Bora Hilton Nui Resort and Spa offers its visitors a combination of Polynesian travel experience. The resort features 122 non-smoking guestrooms, including majestic bungalows built over the water of Bora Bora. Guests can choose to stay in a beach bungalow, lagoon-view bungalow or hillside bungalow. A nice presidential suite here goes for $1180 per night. Small rooms measure about 969 square feet while large rooms (e.g. presidential suites) measure up to 3230 square feet. Charges for rooms and services may rise during occasions such as Christmas and New Year days. All rooms include: blackout curtains, clock radio, desk, window opens, ironing board, magnetic keys, in-room safe and a

2. variety of welcome amenities. Bora Bora Hilton Nui Resort and Spa belongs to the chain of Hilton hotels which has branches in many parts of the world. Most exclusive overwater resort in Maldives - Anantara Veli Resort and Spa Want to enjoy a blend of intimacy and classy amenities complemented with breathtaking views? Look no further than the Anantara Veli Resort and Spa Maldives resort. The highly rated resort offers four different categories of accommodation namely: over-water bungalow, deluxe over-water bungalow, ocean pool bungalow (from $875) and deluxe over water pool bungalow (from $1074) accommodation. Special offers of up to 20% are often available to guests who spend a couple of days in this resort. The resort is highly private and only a few get an opportunity to spend time there especially during the festive seasons. Note that some of these leisure activities are not included in the cost of each room per night. Le Meridien Tahiti Le Meridien Tahiti is a luxurious resort offering its visitors the opportunity to awaken each of their sense. The resort prides itself in offering a unique experience at the very edge of a lagoon on one edge of the island's most beautiful sandy beaches. There are several accommodation options including: Over-water bungalow, junior suites, presidential suite, panoramic rooms, deluxe lagoon rooms, garden rooms and senior suites. Exclusive rooms with views of the ocean cost as much as $880 per night. An $880 per night room (or XPF 77000) measures 1930 square feet, with spacious terrace with tables and chairs and panoramic ocean views. All rooms have ceiling fan, bathtub, air conditioning, coffee/tea facilities, iPod stations, Radio, mini bar, telephone, In-room safe box, cable TV, DVD/CD player, hair dryer, convenient internet access and shower. Most exclusive over-water resort in Turks and Caicos - Amanyara Resort

3. The luxurious Amanyara is part of the luxurious Aman Resort Chain and boasts quite a number of unique features that make it truly unique. Although it doesn't offer the tradition over-water bungalows like you see in the Maldives or the South Pacific, it does have over-water pavilions that are decently perched over private ponds. The entire resort occupies about half a mile of private beach on Providenciales Island. Each pavilion is designed to blend into the awe-inspiring surroundings. Rooms measure approximately 1000 square feet and come with a wide array of modern luxury amenities. You can expect to pay between $1450 and $17850 per-night depending on the type of room you want to stay in. Frequent discounts are available to those who book online. These rates are exclusive of 12% government tax and 10% service charge. The minimum length of stay is 4 days.