Swimming & Watersports (cont.)
Kayaks can also be used from our private white-sand beach on a motu off the coast of Bora Bora and from the beach of our own private motu off the coast of Taha’a. Te sit-on-top kayak is easy to use with good stability and flotation. It is a great way to see the ship from a distance or to burn off a few calories.
Watersports Safety Please note that no swimming, snorkeling, or SCUBA diving is allowed from the ship’s marina.
Requirements • All users of any watersports equipment must wear a life jacket if provided by the Sport Coordinators. • All users must follow the safety guidelines set by the ship and must sign a liability disclaimer before accessing the marina platform or using any of its equipment.
• Children must be under supervision of a parent at all times. Unaccompanied children must be at least 18 years of age. • Guests with a bad back should refrain from using kayaks.
Snorkeling
Paul Gauguin Cruises provides complimentary snorkeling equipment that you are welcome to keep for the duration of your cruise. Snorkeling is available on a number of shore excursions, or enjoy complimentary snorkeling from our private white-sand beach on a motu off the coast of Bora Bora and from the beach of our own private motu off the coast of Taha’a.
Snorkeling safety guidelines
• Never snorkel alone. • A snorkeling vest is recommended at all times. The vest can provide additional buoyancy if needed and assist in making you visible to all boat traffic.
• Please do not touch, kick, walk on, or disturb coral in any way. The coral is very sharp and may cause abrasions or cuts. It is also very fragile and the slightest touch by you can fatally damage sections of the reef. • Please wear adequate sun protection. • Wait to eat or drink alcoholic beverages until after snorkeling or enjoying watersports activities. • Be aware of occasional currents that can carry you far away. Stay within swimming distance of the beach/boat. It is easier to swim at an angle than across the current.
m/s PAUL GAUGUIN
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