Pacific Beachcomber

Environmental Responsibility

When you travel with Pacific Beachcomber, you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing that you’re helping to preserve this idyllic destination for generations to come. A company with tenacious respect for the environment—both cultural and ecological—Pacific Beachcomber is dedicated to eco-friendly practices that are environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable.

Sustainability

Sustainable Development at The Brando

Pacific Beachcomber’s next resort project is The Brando, a luxury eco-resort featuring 35 private villas on the late actor’s remote private island, twenty minutes by air from Tahiti. The project will be constructed to the most exacting requirements of environmental design and will be fully self sustaining, with renewable sources of non-fossil energy. It will also be home to the Tetiaroa Society, a non-profit organization dedicated to research, conservation, and education related to the delicate atoll ecology of the island.

Preserving the Environment through Te Mana O Te Moana

Richard Bailey, President of Pacific Beachcomber, is also a founding member of Te Mana O Te Moana (literally, “the Spirit of the Ocean”), a Tahiti-based non-profit organization devoted to the protection of marine wildlife—particularly the green sea turtle. Te Mana O Te Moana also works closely with local authorities on a several youth-oriented educational and public outreach programs.

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Leaders in Sustainability

Pacific Beachcomber has conceived, developed, and installed the first private air-conditioning system using deep-sea water, called SWAC (Sea Water Air Conditioning).

Environmental Preservation

We are founding members of Te Mana O Te Moana, a Tahiti-based nonprofit organization devoted to the protection of marine wildlife—particularly the green sea turtle.
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