Island Hopping Revealing Polynesia: Artfully Authentic
To vacation in French Polynesia is to experience a harmonious blend of ancient cultures, secluded motus, intoxicating tropical
fragrances, and the warm hospitality of its islanders. Spanning more than 3,000 miles and encompassing 118 islands and atolls— stretching across an area larger than continental Europe—this South Pacific paradise offers a sanctuary for relaxation, eco-adventures, and the ultimate opportunity to open your mind, body, and soul to the breathtaking beauty of the islands.
SOCIETY ISLANDS Tis is the French Polynesia of your dreams—the one immortalized on vintage
travel posters, stirring romantic wanderlust and fueling artistic expression. With warm hospitality, crystal-clear lagoons, endless blue skies, and majestic mountain peaks, the Society Islands offer the perfect blend
of serene beach relaxation and exhilarating adventures both underwater and on land.
BEACH SCENE:
Palm-Lined, Pure-White Sands Nearly Everywhere You Go
MOST APPRECIATED BY:
Water Fiends, Romance Seekers LOCAL COLOR:
Tattoo Artists on Moorea Famous for Teir Craft
UNESCO SITE:
Marae Taputapuātea, sacred temple on Raiatea
COOK ISLANDS
Te Cook Islands are a pristine paradise free of branded resorts and buildings taller than coconut trees. Te vibrant culture of the Cook Island Maori comes alive through music, storytelling, and dance,
often welcoming you with the sounds of drums and ukuleles. With mountains rising over 2,000 feet above crystal-clear seas, you'll discover sugar-white sands, coral reefs, and untouched lagoons.
BEACH SCENE:
One Foot Island (off the Aitutaki coast), Incredible Lagoons MOST APPRECIATED BY:
Beach Bunnies, New Zealanders, Sun Worshippers LOCAL COLOR:
Enjoy Drum Music and Learn How to Rock a Grass Skirt
10 2026 Paul Gauguin Cruises | Island Hopping
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