Cruise the islands of Tahiti in style on board this luxury ship which sails throughout the year to some spectacular locations. Suitable for divers and non-diving partners.
The Paul Gauguin offers exceptional service and unique itineraries throughout Tahiti, the Society Islands and Tuamotus. There are opportunities for some world-class diving and memorable land excursions. She cruises throughout the year on a series of 7, 10 and 14 night itineraries.
The classic seven night itinerary takes in the sights of Huahine, Bora Bora and Moorea islands. Non-diving partners welcome. The choice of activities is plentiful, both on shore and underwater.
Please note: The Paul Gauguin cruises Tahiti and her Islands throughout the year.
Bora Bora is unquestionably the most mythical of the Pacific islands. The central, lush green island is surrounded by a myriad of islets nestling in a lagoon, which is inhabited by abundant marine life, notably manta rays and shark encounters. Find Out More about {acc:title}
A picture-perfect island, Tikehau is graced with an oval crown of pink sand beaches and an azure lagoon teeming with marine life. Famous for its huge fish population and shallow manta ray cleaning station, divers can also encounter eagle rays, barracuda and grey reef sharks. Find Out More about {acc:title}
Fakarava is a huge atoll with a vast lagoon located in the Tuamotu Islands. Renowned for its beauty above as well as below the surface, divers head here for consistent shark sightings and thrilling drift dives in the famous Garuae and Tumakohua passes. Find Out More about {acc:title}
The peaceful island of Moorea (the ‘yellow lizard’) is a magical, mountainous land, only 20 kilometres from Tahiti. The colourful reefs are great for divers and snorkellers, and water sport enthusiasts can enjoy outrigger canoes, stand up paddle-boarding and even surfing. Find Out More about {acc:title}
Tahiti is French Polynesia’s largest island, home to the international airport and the capital, Papeete. It tends to be used as stop before heading to the outer islands, however it offers some of the best conditions for easy diving, with calm conditions and minimal currents. Find Out More about {acc:title}
Designed specifically to sail the shallow seas of French Polynesia, this luxurious vessel visits small ports and tropical islands that larger ships can’t reach, with world-class diving and spectacular scenery. Find Out More about Paul Gauguin
