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INTERCONTINENTAL FRENCH POLYNESIA TAHITI MOOREA BORA BORA
Bora Bora eco friendly Resort and Spa
Bora Bora Resort -- Bora Bora Polynesia
The latest 5***** Resort that opened in Bora Bora in May 2006, featuring 80 overwater villas and a 14 treatment rooms unique Thalasso spa.
This Resort is the first in the world to used Deep Ocean Water to AC the entire resort. A very eco friendly approach saving 2,5 millions liters of fuel.
The Intercontinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa is
the first hotel in the world to use seawater air
conditioning (SWAC), for all of its cooling requirements. Marlon Brando dreamed of a better energy future for
French Polynesia, and imagined many innovative ideas for Tetiaroa, his private island. Richard Bailey, owner of InterContinental Hotels in French Polynesia, decided to pioneer some of the principles advanced by Brando on his hotel in Bora Bora, in particular the use of deep seawater
for cooling and refrigeration.
Swimming Pool
Cool off after your day or simply lie back and sunbathe by our freshwater swimming pool.
The 160’ freshwater free-form pool
is located in the middle of the garden
close to the Café Fare and the Rotopa Bar.
The pool is deep enough
to take initiation dives
so you can practice your scuba diving
in the pool before taking to the beautiful lagoon.
Beach towels are available at the pool from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Our beach boys will be on hand to help you with all your requirements.
their website is located here
Thanks for the correction Jen 
Wow looks amazing! It must be an incredible feeling to be out in the water like that. Fiji is definitely at the top of my list of places to travel in my life. Love that it’s an eco resort too!
Sorry, but you are mistaken. The Bora Bora Lagoon resort does not currently use SWAC. It was the Intercontinental Bora Bora and Thalasso Spa. The video that you used is also for the Intercontinental.
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