With no overwater bungalows at The Brando (Marlon Brando banned them in favor of keeping the atoll in its pristine state), it’s easy to imagine yourself as the Tahitian royalty who used to summer on the untouched motus in the 1700s.
With no overwater bungalows at The Brando (Marlon Brando banned them in favor of keeping the atoll in its pristine state), it’s easy to imagine yourself as the Tahitian royalty who used to summer on the untouched motus in the 1700s.
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