landscape bursts with coffee, sugarcane, pineapple and cotton. Warm waters beckon with open arms. If heaven exists on earth, it must be here.
In this setting, you may need to express yourself with something other than words. Let your inner artist out to paint, sketch, doodle—even photograph Moorea’s epic vistas or something smaller scale. You will find much to inspire you.
In addition to creative pursuits, Moorea is a wonderland for active travelers. How will you get your adrenaline pumping during these two days? SCUBA excursions, dolphin watching tours, and waverunners await.
Curious about paddleboarding? Venture to the ship's watersports marina and try it out for yourself. Tere's no better place to learn than the warm, crystal clear waters of these islands. Kayaks are also available if you're feeling active.
Get off the beaten path with our Aito Off- Road Safari excursion. During this four-hour adventure, you can explore the volcanic crater from which Moorea was born via an off-road vehicle. If you work up an appetite while off- roading, don’t worry. Tere will be plenty of time to stop for local treats, like homemade jam, ice cream, and fresh fruit juice.
VAIRAO, Tahiti ITI On select dates*, Te Gauguin offers the opportunity to explore Tahiti Nui’s younger sister, Tahiti Iti, whose name literally means “Little Tahiti.” As the only cruise line that visits this unspoiled paradise, Paul Gauguin Cruises offers you a front-row seat to everything this bewitching half of Tahiti offers, from authentic Polynesian culture to wild coastlines peppered with daredevil surfers. In these waters, it’s best to sit by the shore with your camera and leave the feats of bravery to the locals.
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 to French to the local catch of the day. In Papeete, many stores are open in the evening, giving you one last chance for souvenir shopping. Don’t ignore the call of that black Tahitian pearl.
With the sunrise comes the conclusion of your cruise experience. How did it come so quickly? Te best news is Te Gauguin considers you family and eagerly awaits your return.
Prices reflect a 50% savings on all-inclusive standard cruise fares and INCLUDED roundtrip airfare from Los Angeles. Go to
pgcruises.com for details.
TAHITI & THE SOCIETY ISLANDS (7 Nights) — *select dates include a visit to TAHITI ITI
Jan 27; Feb 3, 10, 17, 2018
March 17, 24, 31; April 7; Nov 3*, 10, 2018
May 5, 12, 19; Sept 29; Oct 6*, 13, 2018
June 16, 23, 30*; July 28; Aug 25*; Sept 1; Dec 22, 29, 2018
Dec 8, 15, 2018 $11,245 $12,245 $12,895 $13,245 $10,695 $10,845 $11,795 $12,445 $12,795 $10,295 $8,795 $9,595 $10,045 $10,345 $8,795 $7,495 $8,245 $8,695 $8,995 $6,945 $6,495 $7,045 $7,395 $7,595 $5,995 $6,145 $6,895 $7,195 $7,395 $5,445 $5,145 $5,895 $6,045 $6,145 $4,345 $4,845 $5,595 $5,695 $5,845 $3,995
Prices are per person, double occupancy, and in U.S. dollars. Single supplement pricing available upon request. Tird guest in stateroom age 17 and under sails FREE, third guests age 18 and over pay $125 per day (cruise-only). Air upgrades from LAX and air add-ons from home city to LAX are available upon request. Air credit for non-use of this promotion is $1,600. Port, security, and handling fees of $139 per person are additional. Please visit
pgcruises.com/legal for pre-promotional fares and full terms and conditions.
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[OS] Owner’s Suite [GS] Grand Suite
[A] Veranda Suite [B] Veranda Stateroom
[C] Balcony Stateroom [D] Balcony Stateroom [E] Window Stateroom [F] Porthole Stateroom
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