Villa Corallina Moorea

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#3 of 7 villas in Moorea

Moorea-Haapiti Private Island, 98728 French Polynesia

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#3 of 7 villas in Moorea

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Beautiful private villa beach front located on a private island. Motu Fareone on which Villa Corallina is located, is a stunning little island inlaid like a green jewel into crystal-clear, turquoise waters of Moorea's famous lagoon, just across the channel from the main island of Moorea that offers a haven of peace and intimacy. Motu Fareone is not just any resort. It is a private island where the owners live and rent out just that single Villa to their lucky guests.

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Moorea-Haapiti Private Island, 98728 French Polynesia

Villa Corallina Moorea

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LE LÉZARD JAUNE CAFÉ

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Le Coco D'Isle

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P.originals Pearls Moorea

216

13 min•Speciality & Gift Shops

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Moorea Tropical Garden

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rossaroo wrote a review Jan 2023

San Diego, California2 contributions8 helpful votes

Be weary of other reviews and avoid this shack at all costs

AVOID. The rude host/on-site owner (Marco) is falsely advertising, price gouging guests, and the "villa" is atrocious at the rate (I will refer to it, more appropriately, as "shack" from here on, considering the asinine nightly price-tag) On arrival, major discrepancies in the listing's accuracy were immediately apparent, and we found ourselves to be objectively misled and scammed by the host over the next couple days - especially by comparison to the much lower prices of comparable stays in the area. Overall, it is described (in the listing description) as being a “private small island”/“private beach” - but it is most certainly not (as can easily be seen by Google Maps alone). This is so thoroughly misleading and deceptive, and is intentional false advertising by the host, with the photographs framed such that it does not show that you will actually be staying in the corner of the host’s small fenced-in backyard. The shack is directly against a fence (with a neighbor’s house and property immediately on the other side). The neighbors were able to see us through the bedroom and toilet window from less than 10 meters away at the fence, burned their garbage outside our window, and frequently walked the length of the fence and often just stood and seemed to stare into our windows and watch us. We also felt the need to talk in whispers so as to not disrupt the host (their home being in such close proximity to the shack), to not disrupt another immediately neighboring Airbnb and its guests, and to not disrupt the host’s neighbors on the third side of the shack. This is far from a “private island.” We also needed to close the blinds because the shack is in a trafficked area where the host and his workers go back and forth from his loud woodshop, and other structures that are immediately adjacent to the shack - including a loud diesel generator that runs the majority of the day to provide electricity (which you will be scolded to use sparingly, same with the water). To add to it, the host and his workers play their radio loudly on an outdoor speaker about 20 meters away, every day, throughout the day and into the evening. Loud neighbors, music, and a generator: How peaceful. Another false claim by the host is "private beach." There is no other way to get to the beach from the shack other than to walk directly through both the host’s yard and the yard of the host’s Airbnb (and disrupt the privacy of other guests, particularly as it is without walls). Each evening that we walked to the beach to see the sunset, the chairs were taken by loud guests who were staying in the host’s other Airbnb, in addition to there being multiple neighbors/guests along the beach through the day as well (who have their own Airbnbs), and neighbors’ boats loudly going back and forth throughout the day. This is far from a “private beach” and far from the price tag that suggested it was. Further evidence that the island is not a private island or private beach whatsoever: There are many families that own property and live on the island. The hosts property is only a very tiny slice of the island (maybe 2 or 3% of the island) - the rest is owned by multiple other neighbors/families, are fenced, with signs that say “PRIVATE” in French, barking dogs, etc. You are allowed to walk along a slim part of the coast of the island (per Tahiti laws apparently) but otherwise 95%+ of the island is inaccessible from the shoreline due to it being private property of the host’s many neighbors (and fenced, signs, guard dogs barking, etc) or there being terrain or foliage such that it is impossible. The overall descriptions of “secluded” and “private island” surroundings are highly inaccurate, and there is total inability to explore the island’s property in its entirety (all but the fraction surrounding your shack, between your entrance and the diesel generator). There are even tourist excursion bar locations on the island, with large groups of loud tourists dropped off at them to picnic and drink and play loud music. The aerial photos the host uses are significantly outdated, extremely misleading, and do not show all of the many homes beneath the trees, or homes newly constructed since the photo was taken many years ago, or the bar drop-off locations, or the fencing, etc. The host’s other photos of the shack are cleverly angled and cropped such that they do not show the close proximity to various neighbors/host houses/fencing/another Airbnb/woodshop/numerous other frequented structures/etc. Attaching some photos for needed transparency. Other notable discrepancies from the listing: “bathroom with shower” We did not have hot water during our stay, as Marco wanted to save himself money "hot water is expensive" (he had turned it off) “1 kitchen with gas stove” There was a stove, but there might as well have not been because the host disconnected it from the gas to save himself money. You will note a significant theme in the host seeing you only as a dollar sign, making every effort to extract every penny from you that he can, while also saving every penny of his that he can (without regard for your comfort as a guest and what you've paid). Regarding the kitchen - at night, when you turn the light on, the kitchen was absolutely infested with scattering cockroaches. It also smelled horrendous, as though there was a dead animal in the kitchen somewhere (the host was politely informed, and showed no care or concern). “peaceful sounds of nature” This is NOT true - again: host/workers/loud music throughout the day, sounds of the neighbors, sounds of the host’s other Airbnb guests just talking at normal volume or using bathroom, sounds of a loud diesel generator directly next to the shack, etc... “Right next to the cottage an outdoor grill amongst the palm trees wait you for delicious fish.” This is NOT true. This is something that I very much wanted to use, and had requested of the host before arrival, but he rudely did not accommodate or give usage of the grill (perhaps to save money on wood). Further, you cannot find raw fish to buy (on either island). There are two incredibly tiny markets across the water with an extremely limited selection of low quality frozen and packaged foods. “outrigger pirogue are provided for your leisure” This is NOT true. We were very excited to use one for the first time, but the host only allowed us to use an inferior plastic kayak. “Upon arrival in Moorea, you can reach us by taxi or by bus to our meeting point which is located facing our motu. There we will meet and welcome you and, with our boat” We were on time (early, even), but the host was over 20 minutes late picking us up at our scheduled time. He was rude, blunt, and immediately made us feel like we were a major inconvenience to give a 30-second boat ride to the island (the only other option is to swim with luggage). On subsequent boat rides, he was repeatedly late and only took us when it was convenient for his other chores (to take his workers back to the main island, or fill his water bottles, etc... which would mean we spent big chunks of our vacation waiting on him and waiting for him to finish his chores that he prioritized over his guests). You get one boat ride per day, then he will gouge you something outrageous like $35 USD for a literal 20 to 30 second boat-ride. Marco was extremely rude and inconsiderate, and treated us merely as a source of money - not as guests. This was over $250 USD per night, which is absolutely mind-boggling ridiculous now having stayed there. $100/night would be more ethically fair and appropriate (but still not worth it when you compare it to other options). Referencing available comparables that we were choosing between, had we been given full and accurate transparency of the listing we wouldn't have even considered it if it were $100/nt - and instead would have selected one of the alternate options. Such as "MOOREA BLUEBAY" or "Temae Bungalow" or one of the several others. Staying on the motu was not worth the hassle and hidden limitations either. Consider that you must kayak a distance, no matter the weather or how strong the current, roundtrip, during daylight hours to do activities or find food in Moorea (there is no food on the motu at all). This means you cannot rent a scooter for the 24-hour or multi-day rates (must-do!), you cannot have dinner in Moorea, you are overall very limited in what you can do in Moorea (must be back to motu before sunset)- and that you must plan logistics and contingencies impeccably and with little room for spontaneity (food/rain/no gas for the stove/getting back to motu before sunset/etc). Plus side: Marco has a kind wife, and a sweet dog. Neither made up for the horrendous experience. All things considered, evaluated, and experienced that were so very contrary to the description and photos, and relative to other options for much less ... I would just avoid this shack completely. This could be a once-in-a-lifetime trip for you: This is NOT the place to spend it.…

Date of stay: September 2022

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Room Tip: This stay was our biggest travel regret/mistake ever. By far. Avoid.

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Response from Marco Ciucci, Propriétaire at Villa Corallina Moorea

Responded Jan 12, 2023

Your dishonest and pitiful review which is your more than mediocre revenge to my refusal to give you a discount under the threat of writing an unfavorable review on my structure, does not even deserve my answer to all your shameless lies. The answer can be found by everyone on the hundreds of more than enthusiastic reviews that our guests have published on AIRBNB, on VRBO and on Tripadvisor site concerning Villa Corallina. Besides, you didn't even have the courage to publish it on AIRBNB, through which you stayed at my place, which they won't even accept considering the flagrant discrepancy with all the other reviews.

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Emma wrote a review Aug 2019

2 contributions3 helpful votes

Honeymoon

This was the place for our perfect honeymoon ! Marco and his wife are such nice persons and we will never forget this place ! We will go back there soon... It was an unforgettable adventure for both of us.

Date of stay: March 2019

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friscosian wrote a review Sep 2016

friso9 contributions4 helpful votes

1 week is not enough.

Living on Hawaii Island, we're spoiled, and Villa Corallina is beyond beautiful. Marco & Tatiana are excellent hosts. We can't wait to return.

Date of stay: August 2016Trip type: Traveled as a couple

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Ewluka wrote a review Aug 2016

48 contributions2 helpful votes

Place in the heaven

This was our WOW holiday. My wife and I have had the privilege to celebrate our wedding anniversary in this fantastic motu next to Moorea island. We can't imagine the better place in the world for such and other occasions - simply the ideal one - 1) no crowd of tourists, just you, hosts and very quiet neighbours; 2) two steps away from several snorkelling areas (better to say large aquarium) with complimentary kayaks; 3) boat taxi to Moorea island with local boy Tere, whenever you want to go (once you are here you will realise that you don't want to go anywhere else); 4) this place would not be the perfect without super hosts Marco and Tatyana, who answer any of your request and help to arrange any excursions you want, by the margin cheaper than you could make it directly - don't book those in advance, ask Marco instead. Also our special thanks to Marco for our late night celebratory dinner ordered and delivered by boat from the Hibiscus hotel restaurant across the channel. We have almost cried at the end of our holiday, it is how we didn't want to leave this small islet in heaven and where we dream to return in future.…

Date of stay: August 2016

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Michelle H wrote a review May 2015

Taber, Canada13 contributions14 helpful votes

A dream come true

If you want an Americanized version of French Polynesia, this is NOT the place for you. If you like the hotel experience with all its associated amenities, this is NOT the place for you. But if you want to truly experience Moorea and all its beauty, then Villa Corallina may be just the paradise for you. Coming here was a dream come true for my husband and me. From the moment of our first contact by email, Marco was gracious and always helpful. He responded quickly and graciously to every email, whether the email was about the rental details or about the one hundred and one questions I had about everything else involved when traveling to Moorea for the first time. A couple of weeks before our arrival, he emailed me saying that he would be gone during our stay in Moorea, but that he was leaving us in the capable hands of his son, Maui. Our flight was late, and the line through customs took forever, so we missed the ferry and because of that, the taxi that Maui had prearranged to deliver us to our meeting place couldn’t pick us up. I texted Maui the situation and his response was immediate.... When we finally arrived, it was Maui and a young, very helpful friend who were there waiting for us. From that moment on, Maui went above and beyond to ensure that our time there was wonderful. The villa itself is beautiful. I immediately felt at home. The only thing I wish I had done differently was to book the master bedroom suite, which is in a separate bungalow. Instead, we stayed in the bedroom on the upper floor of the main house. It was very nice, comfortable and roomy, but the master suite was gorgeous and I wished we could have spent our nights there. Our days were spent relaxing on our own little piece of beach, snorkeling, kayaking and swimming in the gorgeous pristine lagoon and exploring the beautiful motu. Maui would check on us daily and even offered to guide us for a day touring Moorea, to take us to swim with the sting rays and to snorkel the coral gardens. Of course we accepted it all. He contacted a local fisherman, and arranged for my husband to spend the day fishing. And there was so much more that he did... I did have a major complaint and told Maui that I was very unhappy about the situation. He was immediately concerned and said “Tell me, what can I do?” I told him that the time on “our” motu was going much too quickly, that motu-time was surely accelerated somehow.” He agreed that that was indeed true and the only remedy was for us to return soon. I hope that we will. I am sorry that we did not get a chance to meet Marco and hope that he is well. But he should be so proud of his son, who is a true ambassador of not only Villa Corallina, but also of Moorea and the French Polynesian culture. I can close my eyes and imagine myself still there; I can look at our photographs and linger over them, imagining the sounds and the sights. It’s not quite the same but it will have to do for now.…

Date of stay: April 2015

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Thomas M wrote a review Mar 2014

New Orleans, Louisiana1 contribution5 helpful votes

Honeymoon in Everlasting Paradise

My wife Julia and I had looked at several places for our honeymoon; mostly of the cookie cutter bungalow variety. We decided that we didn't wan't that canned experience and didn't want to be so close to everybody else on our honeymoon. Enter Motu Fareone and Villa Corallina. From the very start, Marco was very responsive and made booking the villa very easy via email. I couldn't have asked for better customer service from him.He even let us know exactly what to expect as far as timing and costs of the taxi to the motu. When we arrived at the Sunset Restaurant, there was Marco waiting for us with his little aluminum boat that would be our trusty ferry for the next week. And to behold the motu across the shimmering lagoon was truly an amazing experience after having looked and dreamed of the pictures on the website. Let me totally clear - pictures can do no justice to the beauty that lies in that southern Pacific heaven. Before crossing to the Villa, Marco gave us the rundown on the local market and brought us across the way for our first trip to the grocery. What a great grocery. Incredibly fresh baguettes, fish, ribs, etc. All you could want and more - which we did because we planned on cooking a bunch. When we finally got to the island, Marco gave us a tour of the place and it was breathtaking. Everything you could imagine, this place was and more. The main house is unbelievable, with a fully open "wall" and tropical wood construction everywhere else. The master suite and bathroom were equally awe-inspiring, with gorgeous views off the front porch and a tropical feel to the shower (surrounded by coral and fresh flowers!). The views and the Villa are more than anybody could deserve ... you almost feel like you should just pack up and go home because there is no way you could be worthy enough to appreciate this slice of pure perfection. But, alas you must stay! The days here are as you would think a paradise to be. Awaking to the sharp sun and the fragrant smell of flowers right outside your room, you venture to see the sparkling blue lagoon not steps from taking your breakfast on the connected outdoor patio (with a grill, perfect for fresh fish or New Zealand ribs). And do take it in till your heart's content. It is a perfect location for snorkeling, with untold life right there beneath the surface. A whole other world. As if the one above the water's surface wasn't enough! Again, as though Marco wasn't already helpful enough in booking and setting up the whole thing, his helpfulness extends to your time on the motu. He was always at the ready to teach us the outrigger, ferry us to the dive shop, bring us across for groceries, or just to check up on us and make sure we were having a great time. Which we were! It was exactly what we wanted; that feeling of isolation that we knew couldn't be found on the cookie cutter bungalow was right here on our motu. The lights going off at 11 pm was a dream come true. Never before have I seen a sky fabulous. It was more than we could have hoped for. Thank you so much, Marco, and we hope to find our way back someday to that little island that we loved so much! Thomas and Julia Miller ~ New Orleans…

Date of stay: November 2013

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Lizzy F wrote a review Jan 2013

San Francisco, California, United States3 contributions11 helpful votes

Perfection in French Polynesia

My family spent ten days at Villa Corallina over the Christmas and New Years holiday and we did not want to leave! We were six adults and one baby and the Corallina compound worked perfectly for us. Everyone had their own space -- private bedrooms and bathrooms -- with a great kitchen, common areas to read, and several dining areas in the main house. This was our second trip to Moorea and we loved the location of the villa on its own motu. The villa's location is perfect because you're very close to some action and staples (i.e. that grocery store sells everything!) when you need them, but they are completely out of site and mind when you don't. You will not see boatloads of tourists or even hear boat traffic. You will feel like a local living on your own private island. The villa location on the motu enables you to swim, kayak, or take Marco's boat to the Hotel Hibiscus on Moorea for a great lunch or do the same at Coco's on the neighboring motu. Similarly, we could easily walk to the grocery store and local fruit stands from Hotel Hibiscus, which made our stay both more affordable and tastier -- in our opinion, restaurants on Moorea besides Hotel Hibiscus and Coco's are really expensive and not very good. On the motu, Marco and Tatiana looked after all our needs, always have the outdoor furniture and kayaks organized and poised for us, delivery fresh towels and sheets, and even dropping off special oils and fresh tuna to compliment our dinner repertoire. And the neighbors, who you practically never see unless you venture down the island, are super friendly too. The motu itself is very quiet and has a wonderful breeze and the lagoon is the world's best swimming pool. We love to swim and spent hours a day in the water, looking at the zillions of fish right off the shore or swimming out to the reef to see the big waves that couldn't possibly harm us thanks to the wonders of the reef. The WiFi was surprisingly reliable, although we fell into boardgames and books far often than email, and we felt very good about drinking a bottle of rose and eating fresh French cheeses and baguettes from the local market every day. It's the best of France in the best of Polynesia. What else can I say? Don't hesitate -- book Villa Corallina now and you will have a quiet but not too quiet, local-feeling, luxurious, natural, and totally recharging experience. Tips: *Take the 25 minute ferry from Tahiti to Moorea. It's cheap, beautiful, fast, and comfortable. *If you like to cook and you're planning on staying for ~ week, we recommend stocking up at the Migros grocery store near the ferry terminal on your way to the motu. It's a big, more affordable grocery store than the one closer to the motu. *If you're up for a further journey away from the motu once you've settled in, we recommend taking a taxi to Pinapo beach on the weekend. The owner is a total nut and his location is not to be missed. They serve excellent local food -- marinated fish, plantain chips, fruit smoothies, wine/beer -- and the feed the rays off their beach which is really fun.…

Date of stay: December 2012

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Room Tip: If you can swing it, rent the main house and the master bedroom (separate villa). The cottage in...

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Response from fareone, Propriétaire at Villa Corallina Moorea

Responded Feb 4, 2013

From Marco Ciucci - Owner Dear Lizzy, Thank you very much for writing this beautiful and detailed advice that you posted about Villa Corallina. We are all thrilled by your words. We were delighted to have received you and your so nice family on our small tropical island and know that you enjoyed your stay with us. Villa Corallina is such a special place and we really hope that also you will come back again to our little piece of heaven for another memorable holiday. On behalf of all of us here, thanks again to you and Tom, Deb and Jim, Tad and Annie and a special hug for the adorable little Jack. Warmest Regards, Marco & Tatiana

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Jim H wrote a review Aug 2012

Sacramento, California2 contributions5 helpful votes

Honeymoon of a lifetime!!!

My wife and I had been dreaming of a trip to Tahiti since we first met over 2 1/2yrs ago. When I popped the question and to my delight she said yes, we both knew we were going to Tahiti for our honeymoon but what we didn't know was where to stay. As fate would have it 7mos before our wedding, as we were on a tour at a Napa Valley winery, the nice couple next to us tell us they are from French Polynesia. More incredibly was that they also happen to own a place in Tahiti they rent out on a private island off Moorea. That amazing couple that chance/fate took us to was Marco and Tatiana. In the months leading up to our trip they were tremendously helpful with tips and arranged transportation to their secluded piece of paradise as well as any excursions when we got there. We were blown away by the private bungalows built for royalty, the beach and the service. If you are wondering where to stay in Moorea, look no further, you will not be disappointed with Villa Corallina! Since our trip whenever my wife and I watch a sunset together we think of sipping fine Italian wine with our French Polynesian hosts at Villa Corallina on their private beach.…

Date of stay: June 2012

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JanetM14 wrote a review Jan 2012

Burlington, Ontario7 contributions6 helpful votes

Spirit of the South Seas

This past summer our family of six vacationed for two weeks at the Villa Corallina; an exotic motu set like a pearl in the aquamarine waters of a South Pacific lagoon. Each morning when I awoke, I peeked through tilting palms at the lagoon and asked myself, am I really here? We rented the impressive main villa, the gorgeous master bedroom cottage ( a few metres away), and the quaint third cottage which lies along a short pathway. All three cottages have beautiful natural interiors that make them feel 'at one' with the motu. We ate our meals on the deck overlooking our private beach, breathing the scent of gardenias and hibiscus. The sun sets by 6pm in this part of the world, so we enjoyed our dinners by candlelight and a fire flickering in the stone BBQ. After dinner we lazed on the beach, wine glasses in hand, and took in the stars. The surrounding sky was so dark (no light pollution here) that the milky way and the southern cross blazed. The hosts of Villa Corallina are a fascinating couple named Marco and Tatiana, both of whom speak excellent English. During the two weeks of our stay they took exceptional care of us. Marco arranged our excursions on Moorea, attending to every detail, even to the point of telephoning a marine biologist to find out if the whales had arrived in the waters around Moorea. Marco, it seems, knows everyone on Moorea, and only refers his guests to the best. His advice was impeccable; his willingness to ferry us in his aluminium boat (named Ramco), unfailing. He is a kind, philosophical man, with a true instinct for hospitality. Tatiana is a women of special touches, bringing a spark of magic to the Villa Corallina. While we were off on excursions, she tidied up, hanging our beach towels to dry, lining up our soggy water-shoes in the sun, prettying our cottages with fresh flowers. She drove us into town to order a birthday cake, then drove back a few days later day to retrieve it for us. Once, she even arranged fresh palm leaves in a bathroom shower, making us feel as if we were showering in the jungle! And then there was the lagoon, the best swimming water I've ever experienced; “like an aquarium,” as Marco was fond of saying: warm, shallow, white sandy bottom, and undersea castles of coral teeming with fantastically coloured fish. Needless to say, the snorkelling was exceptional. Obviously, I highly recommend Villa Corallina; it is authentic, private, exotic. We found a soul-soothing beauty there, an unpretentious ambience, and a sense of seclusion that seduced us - the true spirit of a south pacific island. I only hope we'll be able to return.…

Date of stay: August 2011

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Henry Y wrote a review Apr 2011

Los Angeles, California34 contributions17 helpful votes

Paradise!!!

Villa Corallina is a slice of paradise where we were lucky to spend a few days! When traveling, we prefer to avoid hotels, and the villa was perfect for our family of five. Everything about this place is amazing. The hosts (Marco and Tatiana) are gracious, wonderful people, who live in their own villa next door. Kayaking, swimming, snorkeling, are all within easy reach, just few steps away from you kitchen or bedroom. I completely agree with all the wonderful comments mentioned in other reviews. We are already dreaming of returning to the villa.

Date of stay: March 2011

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