GUEST HOSTS2022
Special guests representing a wide variety of interests join select sailings and offer lectures, demonstrations, workshops, and more.
APR 9th
&
NOV 19th
Caroline Boyle-Turner, Art History Professor
Marquesas, Tuamotus & Society Islands Let this celebrated author and lecturer
dive into her life's work and research as she shares her fascinating take on the ship's namesake, French Post-Impressionist artist, Paul Gauguin.
JAN 22nd
Kai Gleusteen and Catherine Ordronneau, Classical Musicians
Tahiti & the Society Islands
Gleusteen and Ordronneau have established themselves as one of the most important
European violin and piano duos since they began working together in 1999.
Pfeiffer Winery
Cook Islands & Society Islands Robin and Danuta Pfeiffer
are the owners and winemakers
of Pfeiffer Winery and Vineyards, an ultra-premium, sustainable, 70-acre vineyard with an
international reputation for producing world-class Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris.
JUNE 25th
David Keeling, Distinguished
Professor of Cultural Geography
Society Islands, Cook Islands, Tonga & Fiji Dr. David Keeling has visited more
than 185 countries and studied a wide range of topics,
from the geography of
exploration and discovery to socio-economic change. Join him aboard Te Gauguin
as he shares his expertise in a series of fascinating lectures.
SEPT 24th
—Special—
Smithsonian Journeys Experts
SEPT 7th
For the full list of all 2022 guest hosts, visit
pgcruises.com/guest-hosts. LINDSAY WHALEY, PhD CHARLES URBANOWICZ, PhD
LINGUIST, PACIFIC ISLANDS Join the Society Islands & Tuamotus itinerary on Sept. 7th to experience two very
ANTHROPOLOGIST, SOUTH PACIFIC special Smithsonian Journeys Experts on language and anthropology in the South Pacific.
Dr. Lindsay Whaley is widely recognized as one of the foremost experts in the world on language death and revitalization. Dr. Whaley will share his knowledge on the languages of the Pacific, what they tell us about how the islands were populated and the unique cultural challenges that they present.
Guest Host line-up is subject to change
Dr. Charles Urbanowicz has traveled the Pacific for over 50 years, is a published author on the topic of anthropology and tourism and conducts ongoing research on the cultures of the Pacific, as well as World War II. Recognized as a "master teacher," Dr. Urbanowicz will share his experiences and his vast knowledge on the anthropology of Oceania.
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