A New Program for Kids and Families, in Partnership with Te mana o te moana
T e South Pacifi c is a place of rich culture, history, and wonder. More than that, it's also a fascinating getaway where families can share activities, strengthen bonds, and create memories to last a lifetime.
Paul Gauguin Cruises is off ering a new way for families to explore this dream destination. T rough a joint program with Te mana o te moana, a South Pacifi c conservation and marine education foundation with deep routes in this part of the world, young guests (ages 7-15) are invited to discover and value nature through hands-on, interactive learning.
Once aboard the ship, the Te mana o te moana naturalists will gather with families and provide a program introduction and itinerary for the duration of the voyage. Every day, there will be a combination of adventures that may include island and beach excursions, science activities, creating natural jewelry, conducting water experiments, treasure hunts, water games in the onboard pool, designing Polynesian tattoos, and more!
T is program is off ered during summer and holiday sailings, and best of all there is no fee*, it’s included as part of the value of your cruise.
For more information on the Moana Explorers Family Program including schedules, visit
pgcruises.com/Family
DON'T MISS THE ARTICLE ABOUT TRAVELING ON THE GAUGUIN WITH KIDS ON PAGE 68
Guests are encouraged to reserve the program at the time of booking or any time before their sailing date. T e program can also be booked on board if space is available. *Certain itineraries may off er additional activities for a small fee. T ese will need to be requested onboard. Program off ered in English and French.
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