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What makes a cruise aboard the m/s Paul Gauguin unique? Is it the Polynesian culture? The amenities and options that let you customize your experience? The destination itself? You decide!


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AFTER SUNSET


The world's most delightful aquarium


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At the heart of all Paul Gauguin Cruises trademark itineraries lies a 7-night visit to: TAHITI • TAHITI ITI • HUAHINE • TAHA'A (MOTU MAHANA) • BORA BORA • MOOREA


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Visit our website to fi nd out more about the Paul Gauguin Cruises experience and the voyages off ered.


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Add a trip to the atolls of the Tuamotu Archipelago.


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14 Nights venture to the epic Marquesas Islands. Experience the Tuamotus, and


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Tahiti & the Society Islands —or—


Tis adventure carries you to the island country of the Cook Islands, remote and yet accessible.


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In 2020, in addition to our trademark itineraries, we GO BEYOND the International Date Line to visit the Kingdom of Tonga, Fiji and Melanesia:


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