Paul Gauguin Cruises is a luxury cruise line that specializes in providing unique and intimate travel experiences in the South Pacific. They have been operating in the South Pacific for several decades. The cruise line was founded in 1997, and it is named after the French post-Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin, who spent much of his artistic career in Tahiti, a part of French Polynesia. The cruise line focuses on providing luxury cruises in the South Pacific, particularly in the waters surrounding French Polynesia. When deciding if Paul Gaugin is a fit for your South Pacific vacation experience, consider these.

Reasons to Cruise Paul Gauguin Cruises

1. It is an ideal setting for a large vessel that never carries more than 300 guests. 
2. There is no nickel and diming. It is one all-inclusive price for the experience. 
3. It is a laid-back luxury. No more worries about carrying that formal wear and wondering which night is formal. 
4. It is ideal for people who only want to unpack once while seeing various sights. 
5. The cruises have exclusive access to private retreats on Bora Bora and Le Taha ‘a islands.
6. They are port intensive, meaning they spend a lot of time in each port.
7. It is a wholly immersive experience of French Polynesian culture with nightly entertainment.
8. The crew-to-guest ratio is one crew to 1.5 guests.
9. It is unregimented, allowing you to plan your day as you see fit. 
10. They are the industry leader with the highest rating and longest sailing time in the South Pacific. 

There is an array of sailings to choose from, from their most popular 7-nights exploring the Society Islands to itineraries that take you to the Marquesas and sailings that include other parts of the South Pacific, such as The Cook Islands and Fiji. A travel agent versed in the South Pacific is your friend and guide in your selection for itinerary, activities, and extension of stays.