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WELCOME TO
At the turn of the century, the French impressionist
painter Paul Gauguin sailed crystal-clear Pacific waters to
an archipelago of spectacular islands, where he created
some of his most renowned masterpieces and launched
a new artistic movement. Today, his namesake transports
You’ll also have the satisfaction of knowing that you’re
you to paradise, to explore, experience, and escape.
helping to preserve this idyllic destination for generations
to come. The m/s Paul Gauguin is now owned by Pacific
Launched in 1998, the m/s Paul Gauguin is the longest
Beachcomber, the leading luxury hotel operator in French
continually operating luxury cruise ship in the South
Polynesia. A company with tenacious respect for the
Pacific. No other luxury ship in history has offered this
environment—both cultural and ecological—Pacific
kind of single-destination deployment on a year-round
Beachcomber is dedicated to eco-friendly practices that are
basis for such an extended period of time.
environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable.
And no wonder! After all, the deluxe m/s Paul Gauguin
So whether you spend your day kayaking at sea,
was built specifically to sail the waters of Tahiti and
exploring on land, or simply relaxing under the Tahitian
French Polynesia, accessing smaller bays and inlets that
sun, you’ll be creating memories to last long into the
larger ships just can’t reach. Aboard this award-winning,
future. And after each day of discovery and exploration,
5+-star ship, you’ll enjoy exclusive itineraries, as well as
the m/s Paul Gauguin will welcome you home, cradling
the unparalleled service, luxurious amenities, and superb
you in comfort and preparing you for another day of
attention to detail that made this ship the one of the top
excitement ahead.
three small luxury cruise ships in the world, according to
readers of Condé Nast Traveler magazine.
Recent Multimillion-Dollar Refurbishment—
More Balcony Staterooms (Nearly 70%!),
More Al Fresco Dining, Refreshed Décor
4 P a u l G a u g u i n C r u i s e s
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