World Cruises

Paul Gauguin Cruise was specifically designed to sail to the French Polynesia for the entire year. The vessel offers an informal and relaxing environment on board. It can accommodate 320 passengers and can cruise at a speed of 18knots. Paul Gauguin Cruise has seven passenger decks and guests are taken care of by a crew of 211 members.

You could choose from a number of suites or staterooms on the Paul Gauguin Cruise. The owner's suite is the most comfortable room in the entire ship and has a verandah. The suite is beautifully furnished and the bathroom includes a separate shower and dressing area. The second category of owner's suite is slightly smaller than the first category and offers the same facilities. Suites have a personal butler service. The Grand Suite also comes with a verandah and personal bathroom with shower. Grand Suites come with personal butler service. The Deluxe Ocean view staterooms also have a veranda, queen size bed and private bath. It comes with butler service. Veranda Staterooms are large and spacious and comes with butler service. It has a private bath, television and telephone. Balcony Stateroom as well as Class D, E and F come with picture windows, double beds and private baths.

Activities on board the Paul Gauguin Cruise are aplenty. Listen to guest lectures every morning providing greater insights and activities of the Polynesian people. Enjoy water sports which are a major activity with of the Polynesian people. On board the small ships, you can navigate to narrow channels and from the water sports platform you could launch a kayak, windsurf or setout for a scuba diving expedition. You could play table tennis on board or spend time at the library or rent videotapes from the reception. Enjoy some scintillating performance at the Le Grand Salon or enjoy some piano music at the Casino and Piano bar and the La Palette Lounge. Enjoy some fine world class cuisine at the specialty restaurants L'etoil, La Veranda and Le Grill.