Spend a day in truly exclusive relaxation on Motu Mahana, T e Gauguin’s own private island. No other cruise ship can access this intimate corner of paradise, but it’s yours to enjoy during your day in Taha’a. The experience is truly Tahitian. Les Gauguines and Les Gauguins welcome you with authentic Polynesian music, and then your time is your own. Leave your watch in your stateroom, because on Motu Mahana, you have no schedule, no deadlines, and defi nitely no stress. Grab your favorite drink from our fl oating bar and fi nd a perfect spot to enjoy. Join in a game of beach volleyball, or simply let the warm waters envelop you. When you’re ready, a barbecue awaits. T is is the life.
Moorea (OVERNIGHT) It’s okay to stare open-mouthed. Moorea is used to it.
Moorea is everything you imagine a South Pacifi c island will be. Majestic. Mysterious. Alluring. Hypnotic. Waterfalls tumble from volcanic ridges, and ferns dance in the spray. The plush 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 fi nd much to inspire you.
Papeete, Tahiti Awaken on your last day in Papeete, the port of departure and arrival for most South Pacific cruises. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast on board, or venture into town for some authentic Tahitian coff ee and last-minute shopping before you return home (and start planning your return to the South Pacifi c).
Tip from Jerry “
RANGIROA: Approaching the reef passage on Rangiroa is spectacular and not to be missed.
Often a pod of dolphins will greet you jumping out of the water around the bow of the ship. As the ship glides through the reef opening, you’ll realize what an important decision it was that
you chose to travel on a vessel that can take you through the passage. T ere is nothing like it!
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Prices reflect a 50% savings on all-inclusive standard cruise fares and INCLUDED roundtrip airfare from Los Angeles or San Francisco
SOCIETY ISLANDS & TUAMOTUS (10 Nights)
January 29; November 11, 2020
June 17; July 29; October 14, 2020
$16,545 $16,945 $15,995 $16,295 $12,445 $12,745 $10,345 $10,645 $8,545 $8,845 $8,345 $8,545 $6,745 $6,945 $6,495 $6,695
Prices are per person, double occupancy. Single supplement pricing is available upon request. Economy Class airfare from Los Angeles or San Francisco is included but based on availability in class of service; air add-ons from home city are available on request. Air credit for non-use of this promotion is $1,900. Port, security, and handling fees of $215 per person are additional. T ird guest in the same stateroom 17 years old and under is FREE; 18 years of age and older is $125 per night. T ird guest is cruise-only; air and taxes are additional.
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Tip from Carol
BORA BORA: Really want to feel the mana (spirit) of the islands? Be up early on your second day in Bora Bora, grab a yoga mat from the fi tness center (deck 6) and head up to the sun deck (deck 9)– it’s almost always quiet up there, and the view at sunrise from Warrior pose is AMAZING!
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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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