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Paul Gauguin Cruises open sales for 2024
Paul Gauguin Cruises launched its 2024 sales with 33 sailings to seven destinations, including two new itineraries.
It includes new itineraries ‘Pearls of the Society Islands’ departing from Papeete and ‘Marquesas in depth, Tuamotus and Society Islands.’
Other 2024 highlights include Fiji, Tonga, and the Cook Islands.
Le Paul Gauguin, which joined the PONANT family in September 2019, will sail the Polynesian waters, offering 165 staterooms and suites.
Many of the activities centre on water sports. The programme includes swimming, scuba diving, kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkelling, discovering local traditions and visiting UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Le Paul Gauguin’s staterooms, suites and public spaces were recently refurbished with South Seas elegance and all staterooms all offer sea views
It features three onboard restaurants available as part of the Paul Gauguin Cruises all-inclusive experience
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