Paul Gauguin Cruises

The m/s Paul Gauguin cruise ship was designed specifically to sail the shallow seas of Tahiti and French Polynesia, visiting small ports that larger ships can’t reach and effortlessly blending into the stunning natural beauty of the South Pacific.

On board the Paul Gauguin cruise ship, there is a wide selection of dining, entertainment and recreational options. She has three fantastic open-seating dining venues including La Veranda with a menu created by Le Cordon Bleu® Chefs, Le Grill a cozy indoor/outdoor restaurant serving grilled specialties in a more casual atmosphere and L’Etoile for fine French cuisine. After dinner Le Grand Salon plays host to Polynesian inspired shows whilst La Palette Observation Lounge on the top deck offers a romantic retreat to dance the night away. There is also a Piano Bar and casino. For recreation there is an expansive pool deck with large outdoor heated pool and whirlpools. There is a state-of-the-art fitness centre with aerobics room plus a unique water sports platform, which retracts at the stern of the ship to sea level from which a whole host of water sports are offered. The Deep Nature Spa is created by the legendary Algotherm and designed as a luxurious refuge from everyday stresses with the latest body treatments available.

From the Porthole Staterooms to an Owners Suite, each accommodation on the Paul Gauguin cruise ship is exquisitely appointed and offers an ocean view, 70% of which have a private balcony and all feature temperature control, queen-size bed (a limited number can have twin-bed configuration) bathroom with full-size bathtub and shower, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryer, TV, CD/DVD player, personal safe and a refrigerator stocked with soft drinks and beer (extra cost applies). A select number of staterooms can accommodate three guests.