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This completes our series on the Paul Gauguin cruise of French Polynesia. The cruise is called Tahiti & the Society Islands and fittingly, we spent our last day in Tahiti.
This continues our series about our Paul Gauguin cruise. If you missed the rest, start reading here. Today, after getting off the ship, we spent a day at the Intercontinental Hotel in Moorea.
Polynesian night aboard the Paul Gauguin. Locals teaching passengers how to make flower headdress and lei
This continues our series on our Paul Gauguin cruise. To catch up, start here. Read on to learn about Manta Rays.
This continues our series documenting the Paul Gauguin cruise through the South Pacific. Read about our surprise encounter with sharks.
This post about the private island continues our series aboard the Paul Gauguin cruise leaving Tahiti. Click here to start the series and here to go to the previous post on Huahine.
This continues our series aboard the Paul Gauguin cruise leaving Tahiti. Click here to go to the first post or here to go to the previous post.
The Paul Gauguin holds no more than 330 passengers
This is the second in our Paul Gauguin cruise series. The previous post was called "It can't get any better than this" because we kept saying that over and over on our first day. But we hadn't even left the hotel. On our second day, we toured Moorea in a 4x4 photo safari.
