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An escapade comprised of balmy tradewinds, vivid panoramas, and an undersea extravaganza.


Society Islands & Tuamotus


Embrace beauty and opulence for 10 nights on ship, land, and undersea. Te Tuamotus await you on this itinerary. Truly a diver’s paradise, these secluded isles are teeming with unique aquatic life, from exotic fish to striking coral reefs. Visit the black pearl farms, secluded beaches, and welcoming villages that dot the atolls of Rangiroa and Fakarava along with experiencing the stunning Society Islands.


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A journey that embodies two different island


groups in the South Seas.


Cook Islands & Society Islands Let us whisk you away on this 11-night voyage that exemplifies a true South Pacific


escape! Dreams come true upon your arrival in Tahiti, while new ones are made as you sail on to the Society Islands, some of French Polynesia’s most impressive isles.


Your journey continues to the Cook Islands, home to Aitutaki. Enfolded by coral reefs,


this intimate lagoon boasts a terrain so flat that nearly every point on the island has an ocean view. Tis region also hosts the verdant island of Rarotonga, referred to as ‘Paradise’ by early European explorers.


Tuamotus & Society Islands Nights


Explore isles that define ‘tropical’ and their


beautifully rugged details.


An epic voyage awaits you in this 14-night odyssey through Earth’s most awe- inspiring islands. Start your journey across the most sought-after seascapes in the Tuamotu archipelago. From there you’ll sail in the lap of luxury aboard the elegant m/s Paul Gauguin, visiting the rugged and spellbinding Marquesas before moving on to the must-see ports of the vibrant Society Islands.


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