Paul Gauguin Cruises

At the turn of the 20th century, Paul Gauguin was drawn to the islands of French Polynesia – not just for their beauty, but for the sense of life, colour and culture he found there. Today, Paul Gauguin Cruises follows a similar path, offering a way to experience these islands with a little more depth and connection. At the centre of it all is the m/s Paul Gauguin, a small ship designed specifically for the shallow waters of the South Pacific. Carrying just 330 guests, it’s able to reach smaller, more intimate ports that larger ships simply can’t access – bringing you closer to the lagoons, villages and landscapes that define this part of the world. Life on board feels relaxed and welcoming, with a strong sense of place throughout. Spacious suites and staterooms – many with private balconies – offer a comfortable base, while open decks and a watersports marina make it easy to connect with the ocean around you. Dining is varied and well-considered, complemented by a spa and a range of spaces designed for unwinding between destinations. What really sets the experience apart, though, is the connection to Polynesia itself. A group of local hosts – Les Gauguins and Les Gauguines – are pa

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