OUR OTHER TRADEMARK CRUISE ITINERARIES


At the heart of all Paul Gauguin Cruises trademark itineraries lies the 7-night Tahiti & the Society Islands itinerary you read about on the previous pages. Add additional days and/or port calls on these other trademark itineraries:


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[Motu Mahana] Taha’a Huahine


Society Islands & Tahiti Iti A rare visit to the Tahiti few travelers ever see


Moorea


Possessing a wild beauty of rugged cliffs, caves, waterfalls, crystal-clear seas, and beautiful beaches, Tahiti Iti—like other Polynesian islands—has fired the artistic imagination. Sparsely populated and renowned for its surfing, it complements Tahiti’s more lively side and is best experienced with an expert who can reveal its many facets.


Paul Gauguin Cruises is the only cruise line to offer you that opportunity. Because Te Gauguin is owned by French Polynesia’s leading luxury hotel and cruise operator, we are the experts to the region, with resources no one else can match. Let us give you an unparalleled, comprehensive view of the real Tahiti on a unique itinerary that also features our most popular ports.


10 Nights Papeete


Tahiti Vairao Iti


Bora Bora


Society Islands & Tuamotus A sojourn filled with warm breezes, vibrant landscapes, and low-lying atolls


[Motu Mahana] Taha’a


Rangiroa


Moorea Huahine


Fakarava Papeete Tahiti


Surround yourself with beauty and luxury for 10 nights on ship, on land, and underwater. Tis voyage features some of French Polynesia’s most-requested islands—and the opportunity to experience each port to the fullest, at your own pace or enhanced by à la carte excursions.


On this itinerary, enjoy the Tuamotus, which are every diver's dream with secluded coral atolls surrounding lagoons dense with exotic fish and precious corals. Here, too, are black pearl farms, quaint villages, and blissfully quiet beaches on the atolls of Rangiroa and Fakarava.


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