Paul Gauguin

Paul Gauguin

Paul Gauguin Cruises’ main focus is the paradise isles of the South Pacific. Their flagship vessel, MS Paul Gauguin, was built specifically to sail the South Pacific and offers a true taste of the region, with many crew members who call French Polynesia home. Alongside attentive service, they have entertainment and cuisine with a distinct Polynesian flair and a great-value all-inclusive package.

What's included:

All meals in all dining venues on board, drinks including selected wines and spirits, beers, soft drinks, bottled water, and hot beverages served throughout the ship, in-suite fridge replenished daily with soft drinks, beer, and bottled water, 24-hour room service, gratuities.

Dress code:

The dress code on board is casual throughout the day and into the night. Evenings on board are elegant yet not formal; however gentlemen may wish to bring a blazer to wear at the Captain's Welcome Reception.

Why Paul Gauguin?

  • They offer all inclusive cruises with all meals, snack and drinks – including soft drinks, beer, select wine varieties and select spirits – included in the price of your holiday
  • The MS Paul Gauguin was purpose built to sail in French Polynesia’s shallow waters
  • Just like the destination you are exploring, the atmosphere on board is informal and laid-back
  • You can learn to dive during your cruise, with the MS Paul Gauguin being the only luxury ship offering PADI courses in French Polynesia
  • All the cabins have an ocean view, with the majority of staterooms (70%) featuring a balcony
  • The dress code is as laid-back as the atmosphere with casual dress throughout the day and into the evening
  • The MS Paul Gauguin has a capacity of just 332 passengers and one of the highest crew to passenger ratios on the seas