THE BEST WAY TO EXPERIENCE POLYNESIA


If you've never been, but are considering a trip to French Polynesia (and you should be considering a visit to the South Seas!) you may be wondering about the best way to see this incredible part of the world. Do you choose one or two islands and book a hotel? Or do you opt for a small-ship that offers up a vibrant array of Tahiti and her illustrious islands?


The island nature of this part of the world really lends to exploring by small-ship. Here is a comparison to contemplate when doing your research:


The Gauguin


1:1.5 Crew-to-Guest Ratio— 330 Guests [7 Nights]


Bora Bora, Moorea, Tahiti, Taha’a & Huahine


5


None All meals


Non-alcoholic beverages, beer, and select wine & spirits


+ 24-hour room service Included!


Included!


Lectures and live entertainment daily, plus special guests on select voyages


Included!


Snorkeling equipment, kayaking, and paddleboarding


Included!


Motu Mahana & Bora Bora


From: $2,990 Number of Islands Visited


Inter-Island Airfare Food


Beverages


Entertainment Watersports


PrivateBeaches


Total Price PER PERSON


*


It's concluded: Te extraordinary experience and value lies in the all-inclusive, luxury small-ship m/s Paul Gauguin!


*Sailing November 2024, prices as of November 16, 2022 Paul Gauguin Cruises | www.pgcruises.com 37 Land Packages


Sold By Various Travel Agencies [7 Nights]


Bora Bora & Tahiti 2 $350+


Daily Breakfast Included $1000+


for lunch and dinner


Not Included Not Included


Some Included N/A


From: $5,950


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