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Everyone has heard a lot about Antarctica with her prolific wildlife and untamed landscape.
Cruising on the Aranui 5 to Tahiti’s Marquesas Islands is not the same as lapping up luxury in The Bahamas.
What does a typical day on the Paul Gauguin look like? Picture this.
There have been a number of articles in the media about the rise in demand for expedition cruising and the increased interest in small ships due to their fewer guests and greater passenger space over the last year.
If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that we never know what is around the corner.
Travelling with limited mobility can seem a little daunting.
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Wake each morning & step out onto your private balcony enjoying unobstructed views of turquoise waters lined with white sand beaches and swaying palm trees as you cruise the unspoiled islands of French Polynesia.
For over 25 years, Le Paul Gauguin has been a vital contributor to the development and economy of the islands, bringing more than 250,000 visitors to Tahiti. The Aranui 5, a combination freighter-passenger ship, acts as a life-line for the inhabitants on these remote outer islands, delivering essential supplies as well as providing one of the worlds most unique cruise experiences.
Wake each morning & step out onto your private balcony enjoying unobstructed views of turquoise waters lined with white sand beaches and swaying palm trees as you cruise the unspoiled islands of French Polynesia.
For over 25 years, Le Paul Gauguin has been a vital contributor to the development and economy of the islands, bringing more than 250,000 visitors to Tahiti. The Aranui 5, a combination freighter-passenger ship, acts as a life-line for the inhabitants on these remote outer islands, delivering essential supplies as well as providing one of the worlds most unique cruise experiences.
