That term “Return to Paradise”, as we all know, is legend.
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Immortalized by Gary Cooper and “the beautiful island girl Maeva (Roberta Haynes)” in the movie of that name filmed in 1953, the spot on which the legend was born has not changed.
And this is no exaggeration.
Surrounded still by wild birds singing in the trees with raw beauty everywhere you turn, the place has remained the romantic picture of exotic bliss and the hideaway for lovers to this very day.
There’s more.
Say its owners: Return to Paradise Resort is Samoa’s latest luxury beachfront accommodation located on the island’s most beautiful beach.
So enjoy beautiful lagoons, sparkling white sandy beaches and a colourful coral reef filled with dazzling marine life mere minutes away from your room.
Surrounded by such beauty, it’s easy to see why guests have chosen Return to Paradise beach as the place to create memorable moments in their lives.
They obviously know what they’re talking about. And perhaps that is what Toni Maree Spice and Giovani Penaia had in mind when they chose “Return to Paradise” as the place they would marry when they did just that Friday last week.
They tied the knot there on those exotic grounds overlooking the blue sea, among families and friends some of them came from overseas.
There was a little problem though. The newly wedded couple, whether or not by design, could not be reached for a comment at press time.
So that in the end, it was the bride’s father, Mr Garry Spice, who was kind enough to oblige. He reveals that his wife, Mrs Debra Spice, had also come over for the wedding, and so were some relatives and friends.
They live in Tauranga in the North Island.
Mr. Spice also reveals that her daughter, by profession, is a Child Psychologist.
She works for the New Zealand Education Department.
It was not possible to get the details from Mr. Geovani Penaia at press time.
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