Radisson Seven Seas Cruises
Tahiti Cruises

A great way to explore French Polynesia is on Radisson Seven Seas' six star luxury liner.  Stunningly crafted, and specially designed to navigate the coral-filled, shallow waters of the area, the m/s Paul Gauguin has a magical feel about her from the moment you reach the boarding ramp.  A floating tribute to the culture-rich area, photos of ancient Tahiti line the walls while "Fare Tahiti" (a mini museum) holds exhibits of manuscripts and finitely carved Polynesian artifacts. Homey with a controlled elegance, life onboard is laid back, casual, and so passenger-pampering they provide you with a cold bottle of water to take ashore, and cold towels and liquid refreshments when you return.

The m/s Paul Gauguin is a deluxe vessel offering small-ship luxury to just 320 guests. Flawless, friendly service from a European-trained staff emulates the delightfully unhurried and unregimented Polynesian way of life.  Spacious, ocean-view staterooms, half with balconies or verandahs, open to sweet-scented tropical breezes and lush island vistas. Each features queen or twin beds, marble-appointed bath, closed-circuit television and VCR, individual temperature control, direct-dial phone, refrigerator stocked with mineral water and soft drinks, and 24-hour room service.  Fine Continental and French cuisine is served on an open-seating basis in two restaurants, and there is an outdoor bistro, casino, dancing in the main lounge, and a night club with intimate piano bar.

The biggest onboard treat is the ability to dive from the retractable water sports platform to go snorkeling, ride on a banana boat or Zodiac, or go scuba diving with a pro dive master.  All nautical gear is free except for scuba gear.

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