Paul Gauguin Cruises celebrates 25 years of offering exclusive itineraries exploring the Society Islands of the Marquesas, extending to the Cook Islands, Fiji, and Bali. The m/s Paul Gauguin is designed to sail the turquoise waters of the region and, together with Les Gauguins and Les Gauguines, a local group of Tahitian hosts who live on board, provides an immersive and expert experience in this specialized segment of luxury Polynesian cruises.
The m/s Paul Gauguin is a small 19,200-ton ship with a capacity for 330 passengers, which has belonged to the Ponant Cruises company since 2019.
The French luxury cruise line has released a commemorative video that captures the essence of the ship and its intimate connection with the islands of Tahiti, followed by exclusive anniversary offers to be announced soon and special events both on land and on board.
Paul Gauguin is the only company that runs year-round tours of French Polynesia and remains true to its original spirit, with strong agreements with local tourism organizations and communities across all archipelagos. This translates into highly personalized guest experiences and offers unique and authentic encounters, a fundamental part of the overall experience.
Thanks to loyal guests, The Gauguin is the oldest continuously operating luxury ship in Tahiti, thus becoming an extension of the islands themselves and a wonderful destination in its own right.
The commitment to sustainability is another factor to consider in this company's solid track record, with a very noteworthy commitment to the environment and respect for local customs.
Paul Gauguin Cruises offers all-inclusive voyages of 7 to 16 nights through French Polynesia and the South Pacific. Itineraries feature multiple overnight stays on legendary islands such as Bora Bora, Moorea, and Tahiti.
