This French Polynesian-style open-air pavilion beside the sands of Orient Beach is always hopping. Amid dark-stained timbers, thatch-covered roofs, and nautical pieces that include the artifacts from several demolished or sunken yachts, you can drink, eat, sun, lie on lounge chairs, or simply gossip with the Euro-Caribbean crowd that hangs out here. If you're hungry, a menu lists pizzas, grilled steaks and fish, burgers, ice cream, and banana splits. This place is a bit more family friendly, and a bit less irreverent and raunchy, than the Kon Tiki, next door.