Your National Cruise Examiner has sailed around French Polynesia dozens of times. Each experience proved as fantastical as the last. The awesome archipelgo delights the senses with verdant mountains, motus (little islands that jut out of lagoons), crystal clear waters, swaying palms and oh, those mystical sunsets that seem to leap right out of a Paul Gauguin painting.
Each port from world-famous Bora Bora to Moorea boasts a distinctive personality--but all are so French so very Polynesian, so very, very inviting. Every island is easily explored by personal driver, local bus or even bicycles (we once biked the entire 22 miles around Bora Bora and it was incredible with local children waving and smiling to us as we pedaled by).
And now, for only two Paul Gauguin Cruises is offering a special deal to make more dreams of French Polynesia voyages come true for more people. The operator of the highest-rated and longest continually sailing luxury cruise ship in the South Pacific, the m/s Paul Gauguin, is offering incredible savings on select sailings of two of the most popular voyages. Guests will benefit from these exceptional savings while enjoying the highest standards of luxury, quality, and service in the most exquisite destination in the world.
The deal: book one of the following seven-night Tahiti & the Society Islands or the 14-night Marquesas, Tuamotus & the Society Islands sailings from September 26 through October 8, 2011, and receive additional savings of $750 to $4220 per person in addition to the previously offered 50% off standard cruise fare plus FREE airfare from Los Angeles*:
Tahiti & the Society Islands
7-night voyage: March 31; April 21, 28; May 5, 2012 for $3,647 a person
Marquesas, Tuamotus & the Society Islands
14-night voyage: April 7, 2012 for $4,997 per passenger
About Paul Gauguin Cruises
Owned by Pacific Beachcomber S.C., the leader in French Polynesia luxury destination resorts, Paul Gauguin Cruises operates the luxury cruise ship m/s Paul Gauguin, providing a luxury cruise experience tailored to the unparalleled wonders of Tahiti, French Polynesia, and the South Pacific. The Gauguin was built at the Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard in Saint Nazaire, France. The ship is 513 feet long and 71 feet wide, and has a draft of 16.9 feet. The ship can accommodate 332 guests with a staff of 217 and is one of the top Exclusive Charter and Incentive Group venues in the industry.
The Gauguin has undergone more than $25 million in enhancements, has completed more than 570 South Pacific cruises, and has served more than 155,000 guests, including more than 14,000 honeymooners, since its inaugural sail in 1998. The Gauguin has just been impressively named the Gold Magellan Award Winner in the Small Cruise Ship category by Travel Weekly.
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