Tetiaroa is located 60 km north of the island of Tahiti. The Brando is located on Onetahi a motu spanning 193 acres.

RESTAURANTS AND BARS
The award-winning cuisine of Guy Martin of the Michelin two star restaurant Le Grand Véfour in Paris is featured in The Brando?s dining venues and in-room dining.
? Beachfront Restaurant: Exceptional lagoon and ocean views for savoring breakfast, lunch, and dinner to in this casually elegant, indoor/outdoor venue. The menu features a variety of Polynesian-inspired dishes alongside classic French-style cuisine.
? Fine Dining Restaurant: This venue features elegant décor in beautiful tones of tropical light and sand and a moat that surrounds the restaurant provides the sensation of floating on a lagoon. The intimate restaurant also includes a world-class wine cellar in a carefully climate-controlled glass enclosure. A menu with the same regard for flavor and quality that has made Le Grand Véfour one of the most respected dining established in Paris is showcased.
? Lagoon-View Bar: Located on the second floor, this open-air bar features spectacular views of the lagoon, distant motus and sunsets. In addition to the main lounge, there are several private tree-level seating areas that can be reached on walkways through the palm canopy.
? Bob?s Bar: A casual setting on the beach for conversation and making friends. The bar is named for Marlon Brando?s factotum (assistant) on film sets. At the end of many days, Brando and Bob would wind up at the bar for long talks. Eventually the bar at Marlon Brando?s lodge, Tetiaroa Village, became known as Bob?s Bar. The Brando?s Bob?s Bar has retained the original bar from the lodge Brando built.
? In-Room Dining: As a guest of The Brando, you can dine at any time. Room service is available 24 hours a day, to enjoy a meal in the privacy of the guest?s villa?either indoors, on their private deck, poolside, or on the beach.

SPA AND FITNESS
? Varua Polynesian Spa: Is a natural haven of serenity nestled on the shores of a soothing pond in the heart of Motu Onetahi. Within this setting the finest holistic treatments are offered inspired by ancient Polynesian traditions coupled with modern techniques. The spa includes steam baths, a tea and relaxation lounge, a yoga shelter and a spa suite for couples.
? Fitness: The Brando offers a fitness room equipped with cardio and strength training equipment and is accessible 24 hours a day.
? Tennis Court: The Brando offers a tennis court and equipment for use.

ACTIVITIES AND EXCURSIONS
? At The Brando, an abundance of activities are available from bicycling, snorkeling, and bird watching, to paddle boarding and scuba diving.
? Experience nature?s bounty discovering plants, birds, old native forest, a lemon shark nursery, and other marine life. Spend time on the main island or discover the untouched private islands surrounding the lagoon. Explore the spectacular lagoon by Polynesian outrigger canoe, kayak, paddleboard, snorkeling, or scuba diving.
? Other activities include taking a guided tour of the atoll?s motus, stargazing with a naturalist, swimming at Mermaid Bay or relaxing at the beach or pool.
? EcoStation: A research station with a laboratory where scientists from around the world conduct field research relating to preserving and protecting Tetiaroa and its plant and animal life and helping preserve and protect tropical islands everywhere. The on-site research scientists will be delighted to talk to guests about their research and the birds and marine life found on the atoll.

AMENITIES
? Concierge & Library: In this two-story building, the Concierge helps guests plan activities at The Brando. Upstairs, in the Library, guests can read books about French Polynesia, attend lectures and demonstrations about Polynesian culture, history, and lifestyle.
? Main Pool: The resort?s infinity pool is located on the beach. Around the pool, guests can relax on one of the deck chairs under the shade of an umbrella and enjoy the companionship of other guests.
? Organic Garden & Orchard: Every day, The Brando?s chef selects fresh, organically grown fruits and vegetables grown from the orchard and garden on Tetiaroa to prepare for guests in the dining venues.
? The Lounge: quiet and relaxed environment to read, watch TV, surf the Internet, and enjoy snacks and refreshments.
? Luxury Pearl Shop: Exclusive Tahitian Black Pearl jewelry by Hinerava, a local designer known for her ?island chic? appeal.
? Resort Boutique: Everything from toiletry essentials to mementos. Among the items available are cosmetics, creams and suntan oils that are coral and lagoon-friendly, apparel and footwear, artwork, books and music, postcards and stamps, and snacks.
? Meeting Room: The Brando offers a meeting room equipped with the latest presentation equipment.
? Youth Area: A place where the younger generation can gather to relax and enjoy games.
? Special Celebrations: The Brando can arrange special celebrations for honeymoons, weddings, anniversaries, and birthdays.
? The Residences: A limited number of luxury homes will be available on a choice of stretch of beach.

LOCATION & HISTORY
Tetiaroa?s 12 Motus (Small Islands):
? Onetahi: The Brando Resort is located on the motu that was once the favored retreat of Tahitian royalty.
? Honuea: Venture the short distance by outrigger canoe to explore white-sand beaches and a shallow, crystalline lagoon.
? Tiaraunu: The largest of the motus with an abundance of coconut palms.
? Tauini, Tauroa & Hiraanae: The northernmost cluster of motus are separated only by little hoa (breaks in the coral reef) and the location of lemon shark nurseries.
? Oroatera: An island paradise with spectacular beaches and a lagoon along with a seahorse-shaped pond which spawned an ancient legend.
? Aie: The smallest of the 12 motus.
? Tahuna Iti & Tahuna Rahi: A sanctuary for birds such as red-breasted black frigates, phaetons, brown gannets, and other petrels.
? Reiono: The only motu that has preserved its primitive, original rain forest. Reiono also serves as the wilderness home for Kaveu (coconut crabs).
? Rimatuu: The first of these motus to be inhabited by Europeans, Rimatuu was once a coconut plantation islet with its own village and dock.