Frequently Asked Questions (cont.) What if I have dietary restrictions?
Please advise the Paul Gauguin Cruises Reservations Department of any special dietary requirements you may have at least 60 days prior to sailing. Ask for “special services.” General dietary needs such as low-salt or low-cholesterol foods can be satisfied on board the ship just by speaking with the dining wait staff.
Do you provide wheelchairs for passenger use during the cruise? No, guests must provide their own wheelchair. PGC wheelchairs are exclusively for use in emergencies.
What if I am celebrating a special occasion?
If you are celebrating a birthday, anniversary, honeymoon, or other special occasion during your cruise, allow us to celebrate with you. Ask your Travel Professional to alert us to your special occasion on your Guest Information Form between four and six weeks prior to departure.
Are business services available onboard?
Business equipment is available, including fax machine and copy services. Fax reception is complimentary; fax transmission and ship-to-shore phone calls are available at standard tariffs. For a nominal fee, guests may send or receive email via computers on board.
How can I protect my valuables?
Each stateroom or suite is equipped with a personal safe. Paul Gauguin Cruises is not responsible for any personal articles such as money, jewelry, cameras, binoculars, documents, or any other items that you retain personally or in your stateroom or suite.
Is there shopping on board?
The ship’s boutique offers a selection of designer fashions, perfumes, and local items. Toiletries and convenience items are also available for purchase. The boutique may be closed occasionally while in port due to local government regulations.
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