Dori Lagoon Bungalow

Description

The Bungalows

Experience pure bliss, their bungalows offer not only a breathtaking view of Mota Lava island but also the choice of private en-suite facilities or shared options.

Guests can choose 2 types of bungalows. They are the Family Bungalow & Island Bungalow with with their own bathroom/ toilet facilities. The bungalows are complete with overhanging mosquito nets and towels.

The Family Bungalow contains 1 double bed and 2 single beds, a single bed can be added if requested upon booking.

The Island Bungalow contains 1 double bed, a single bed can be added if requested upon booking.

Dining

The meals are prepared from organic seasonal local produce as much as possible, and Breakfasts can include banana chips, yam, toast, egg, paw-paw and pamplemousse or the local grapefruit. Lunch or dinner may include chicken or fish with rice and aelan kaekae (lap-lap, breadfruit, pumpkin, cooked banana, watermelon, paw-paw). Fresh rainwater is supplied for drinking.

Tours and Activities

Fishing, Spearfishing and Diving is a must. Guests can hire a local boat and driver for a fishing, spearfishing and diving. The local fisherman and captain are great ocean-men and know where to find the fish you are chasing. Fish the reef drop offs around Rah Island and Motalava or you can also go game fishing to the ocean reefs and seamounts. Depending on seasons fish species you could catch a variety of palagics and reef fish - Yellow Fin Tuna, Dogtooth Tuna, Marlin, Spanish Makeral, Wahoo, Coral Trout, Tusk Fish et.

If fishing is not your thing, then there is a guided canoe tour or how about a walk to some of Rah's main attraction sites, snorkeling, and learning about the traditional shell money, can easily be arranged.

If you are traveling as a family and you have kids under 12 years old, the accommodation can babysit your children while you enjoy your day tours.

Accept Credit Card: No, cash only

Please note: when traveling to outer islands bring only cash and exchange your money before traveling because there is no foreign exchange offices in Banks islands.