THE BEST OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC
possible to casually say, “Oh yeah, and then we went to Bora Bora.” It inspires hyperbole, envy, and romance on an epic scale; it’s easy to understand why it is one of the world’s fairy-tale honeymoon destinations.
Located just northwest of Tahiti, “the Pearl of the Pacific" is surrounded by motus and embraced by a coral reef—which means off-the-charts snorkeling. With picture-postcard Mt. Otemanu in view, bask in the sun, kayak, or paddleboard on Paul Gauguin Cruises' exclusive beach. Whether you seek high adventure or supreme tranquility, the vibe here is friendly and relaxed. Smiles come easily. Gentle breezes whisper, “Stay a while. And promise to come back.” Tis really is heaven on Earth.
MOOREA (OVERNIGHT) Of all the ports on your itinerary, Moorea will be the one you find most hypnotic. Te orchestra of colors and textures—encompassing jagged volcanic ridges, lush green jungle, and aquamarine waters—reach a crescendo that's nothing short of symphonic.
Said to be the inspiration for the mythical Bali Hai in James A. Michener’s Tales of the South Pacific, Moorea’s landscape is dominated by eight mountain peaks rising from a shimmering lagoon. But in contrast to its spectacular vistas, Moorea is laid- back and welcoming. On land and sea, adventures for all levels await: hiking, whale watching, snorkeling—even ATV riding for the truly adventurous.
PAPEETE, TAHITI Your evening arrival in Papeete gives you the opportunity to sample the city’s nightlife. Take the short walk to the park across from the harbor, Vai’ete Square, where more than 30 food trucks, called Les Roulottes, serve up fresh, inexpensive, and very good food—everything from Chinese or French to the local catch of the day.
Tahiti & the Society Islands Roundtrip Papeete, Tahiti
7 NIGHTS from $3,530-$18,170 $3,360-$15,460 per person May 6, 13; June 10, 17, 24; July 22; August 26;
September 2; October 14, 21; December 2, 9, 2023
Paul Gauguin Cruises |
www.pgcruises.com
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