Experience the ultimate luxury onboard Paul Gauguin Cruises

The ultra-luxurious Paul Gauguin Cruises operates out of Tahiti, offering cruises around that island, the French Polynesia and other the South Pacific islands. Paul Guaguin is owned by the Pacific Beachcomber resort, which is rated by many as the leader in French Polynesia’s luxury resorts.
Since its inception, Paul Gauguin Cruises has been operating only one ship. That is the distinguished, 5+-star m/s Paul Gauguin; which underwent a 7 million-dollar refurbishment in January 2012. Currently, there are developments underway to introduce a new luxury ship, the Moana; which is set to start sailing in Europe, Latin America the Caribbean waters in December 2012.
As you might imagine, the Moana will be a luxury experience to beat all experiences and I for one, is eagerly anticipating its introduction! Here now is a comprehensive profile of Paul Gauguin Cruises to better prepare you for what to expect when this cruise liner starts operating in the Caribbean.
Who are the passengers that sail on Paul Gauguin?
First and foremost, there is no age restriction aboard the m/s Paul Gauguin. Although facilities for children are limited aboard; you can expect to see some families with children cruising on the m/s Paul Gauguin, during school break periods. However, on average, passengers are predominantly middle aged (50+) and upwards.
What cabin sizes are offered?
Though BIG on luxury, cabin sizes do not typically exceed 600 sq. ft; including the suites. A large majority of cabins carry balconies that range in size from 37-197 sq. ft; all have 100% ocean views; there is absolutely no inside cabins!
A refrigerator, marble appointed bathrooms equipped with luxury sundries and mahogany furnishings are standard to all stateroom categories. Butler service is available in staterooms ranked category B and above.
What is included in your cruise fare?
Paul Guaguin Cruises are all-inclusive. This means that there are several amenities included in your cruise fare. These include all drinks- even premium wines and spirits. For those hosting corporate events, meeting space is also complimentary (Although there is a small fee for set up), so too is usage of the ships computer and printer. What else is included? Gratuities of course, 24-hour room service, and snorkel gear.
What is NOT included in your cruise fare?
Shore excursions, though offered by the cruise liner are not included in your cruise fare, so too is internet access (Time plans are available, the lowest averaging US$0.25 per minute) and laundry services.
What about smoking and other policies?
Smoking is allowed only in designated areas aboard the m/s Paul Gauguin. These include the pool deck, and some open decks. Smoking is not allowed inside staterooms and public areas. Pipe smoking is not allowed as this is considered a fire hazard.
What to wear
Casually elegant is recommended aboard. No T-shirts, shorts, or flip-flops are allowed in the dining room. Please travel with suitable shoes for wearing in the water as corals etc. may cause painful cuts and injuries.
For all other queries, you may contact Paul Gauguin Cruises at: ci@pgcruises.com; Tel. 425-440-6263.
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