We have just returned from Tahiti,French Polynesia.We had a beutifull 3 days spent in Bora Bora,hotell Maitai Polynesia and very bad experience in Fare Vai Moana in Morea island.Mayebe our expectations were to high,but still...Already the people meeting you in the reception(actually there is no reception,as such)are not friendly,simply leading you to the bugalow,leaving you and "go on".I was ready to ask about some upgrading,no discussions.The restaurant with really high prices even for french Polynesia was almost empty all the time.The beach,hmm,how to say....Nothing for your comfort,only the sand and several palms,but in sunny day you will hardly find any shadow.Near bungalow only terible wooden chairs,very uncomfortable.Of course,no TV set in the room,nor in the hotel,no AC.No pool in that relly primitive,not clean and sad hotel,which I would compare with a camping.So,after spending one night in such conditions,I founded free room in hotel Hibiscus nearby and for additional charge of 300 USD had at least clean,air conditioned room .And the staff in this hotel was much more friendly,what I really expected going so far and spending a lot of money.

This beautiful little hotel is a bit far from the ferry but well worth the travel!

Make sure when you get off the ferry you don't linger but go straight to the bus ($3 / person). If you wait too long you will miss it and the bus only comes every 3 hours. A Taxi will cost $40 - $60 dollars.

The hotel rooms are not luxorious but simple and clean. The real jewel is the beach which is aboslutely beautiful! And since the resort is pretty small, all the bungalows are a 2 minute walk to the water. And it is never too crowded! It does have a lot of rocks though so be sure to bring beach shoes if you don't have tough feet.

The restaurant also has a great view but can eat away at your trip budget pretty fast. The grocery store is about a 10 minute walk away and you can buy baguettes, cheese, wine, beer, and everything you need easily. If you don't like buying groceries, be prepared to spend at least $100 per day per person on food. All of the restaurants are really expensive (i.e. $30 entrees are typical and $15 dessert)!

The language skills of the staff at Fare Viamona are pretty limited so we choose to get advice, book reservations, etc. through the hotel next door which worked out fine. Still glad we stayed where we did. Amazing oasis for rest and relaxation! Enjoy!

It seemed ok when we first got there. i had a hard time finding info on the internet- but managed to find a little on the forums.
First off- it's basic bungalow. No AC, but clean rooms, with clean bathrooms and showers. The beds were very low to the ground and a foam mattress. No mosquito nets and the fan was one the sat on the floor. I thought this will be ok- like camp! They have a very nice beach and lagoon. The restaurant looked decent at first glance. Watch out- Continental breakfast is basically bread and coffee- and it was 15 US each.
Clean, basic, & a good beach. I thought this will work- it's like camping in paradise!
Then came the chickens.
Fare Vai Moana is in a rural area- the neighbors have chickens... not in pens. They roam freely all over the grounds- including over, under and beside your bungalows. You might think- oh, cute- chickens. But it's the roosters that will get you. Crowing all throught the day and part of the night. It started at 3:30 AM and went until about 7PM at night. Ok- still camping, but not in paradise.