Tahi t i & the Society Islands
Papeete • Raiatea • Taha’a • Bora Bora • Moorea
7-night voyages from only $3,997
Plus, enjoy these optional extensions*:
Bora Bora: 3 & 4 nights from only $1,995 • Papeete, Tahiti: 2 nights from only $280 *For complete extension selection, see pg. 19-23
In 1891, when Paul Gauguin arrived in Tahiti, he captured the charm, culture, and languid grace of the natives in oils. You won’t find his paintings here, but the original models still call this piece of French Polynesia home. This 7-night itinerary is perfect for those who want a core Polynesian experience.
Call on Raiatea and its reef-bound lagoon and on Taha’a, its companion island, where you’ll enjoy a full day on our private island, Motu Mahana. Then sail to Bora Bora, and her siren sister, Moorea.
There’s a reason these islands are world- renowned — their beauty is unmatched.
WHAT’S INCLUDED • Accommodations – for 7 nights aboard the 5+-star m/s Paul Gauguin
• All shipboard meals – daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and 24-hour room service
• All shipboard amenities, activities, and entertainment • All shipboard gratuities • Complimentary, all-inclusive select wines and spirits • Complimentary non-alcoholic beverages • Presentations by our onboard naturalist
• A state-of-the-art, retractable watersports marina featuring complimentary waterskiing, windsurfing, and kayaking
• Ambassadors of the Environment youth program (for children 9-17 years old) will be offered on the 6/4/11, 6/11/11, 7/9/11, 7/16/11, 7/23/11, 8/20/11, 12/21/11 and 12/28/11 cruises, pre-bookable at $289 per child
• Enjoy FREE airfare from Los Angeles on all 2011 sailings • 2-for-1 cruise fares on all 2011 sailings
• m/s Paul Gauguin Society savings of an additional 5% off final cruise fares for past guest of Paul Gauguin Cruises or a number of other elite cruise lines (double occupancy, capacity controlled)
• Third Person in stateroomsails FREE (available in select staterooms only)
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