Dip your toes into a world of South Pacific wonder and be forever changed by her beauty. Let your senses be astounded on board the m/s Paul Gauguin. The multiple award-winning luxury cruise company, Paul Gauguin Cruises, have recently debuted their 2018 Tahiti, French Polynesia & South Pacific Brochure. Even reading the brochure online will transport you to this tropical paradise.
Shimmering like a string of prized Tahitian pearls
“The 118 islands and atolls of French Polynesia shimmer like a string of prized Tahitian pearls,” the brochures enchantingly describes on page 14. That line alone in the wonderfully written and styled magazine brochure is enough to convince me to book a cruise.
French Polynesia has been called heaven on earth by all who visit
“French Polynesia has been called heaven on earth by all who visit,” is the opening line on page 5. The brochure is packed with temptation.
Paul Gauguin Cruises signature voyages feature in the colourful brochure alongside what’s new for 2018. Signature cruises take you to encounters with warm Polynesian culture, white-sand beaches on exquisite islands, mist-laden mountains, beautiful black-sand beaches and aqua lagoons.
7-night Society Islands & Tahiti Iti itinerary new for 2018
This wonderful 7-night Society Islands & Tahiti Iti itinerary is new for 2018. Starting and finishing in Papeete, Tahiti, the voyage visits Huahine, Society Islands; Motu Mahana (off the coast of Tahaa), Society Islands; Bora Bora, Society Islands (overnight); Moorea, Society Islands; and Vairao, Tahiti Iti.
The only cruise line to visit the perfect, unspoilt paradise Tahiti Iti
The m/s Paul Gauguin was purpose built to cruise the South Pacific seas. It can carry up to 332 guests on each voyage. Its design also means that it can enter remote harbours, bringing you closer to paradise than you’ve ever been. In fact the cruiseline is the only one which sails to the perfect unspoilt paradise of Tahiti Iti, filled with spectacular beaches and postcard-perfect waterfalls.
Rich, tempting destination content
The 72 page brochure features rich tempting destination content. Its beautiful imagery and superb text is a celebration of Polynesian culture. The reader is not only tempted, but educated and introduced to a world of South Pacific wonder. Are you going to dip your toes in?
Paul Johnson is Editor of A Luxury Travel Blog and has worked in the travel industry for more than 30 years. He is Winner of the Innovations in Travel ‘Best Travel Influencer’ Award from WIRED magazine. In addition to other awards, the blog has also been voted “one of the world’s best travel blogs” and “best for luxury” by The Telegraph.
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I’ve never been on a cruise before, it’s totally something that I plan on doing in the future though. These photos are making me nostalgic of the summer… Black sand beaches must be a fascinating sight. Sounds like a fantastic brochure, I love learning about new places!
We’re clearly talking about where art meets poetry here! Paul Gaugin colours and vision with lines of poetry talking about a string of pearls in the South Pacific. These guys sure know how to write a brochure it is an evocative and tempting call. I’m going to have to take a look at what’s on offer for 2019.
A mate’s just got back from a Gauguin Cruise. Obviously he said it was the experience of a lifetime and he also said that the food was fantastic too. Better than many meals he’s had on dry land.
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Shimmering like a string of prized Tahitian pearls
“The 118 islands and atolls of French Polynesia shimmer like a string of prized Tahitian pearls,” the brochures enchantingly describes on page 14. That line alone in the wonderfully written and styled magazine brochure is enough to convince me to book a cruise.
Shimmering like a string of prized Tahitian pearls
“The 118 islands and atolls of French Polynesia shimmer like a string of prized Tahitian pearls,” the brochures enchantingly describes on page 14. That line alone in the wonderfully written and styled magazine brochure is enough to convince me to book a cruise.
French Polynesia has been called heaven on earth by all who visit
“French Polynesia has been called heaven on earth by all who visit,” is the opening line on page 5. The brochure is packed with temptation.
Paul Gauguin Cruises signature voyages feature in the colourful brochure alongside what’s new for 2018. Signature cruises take you to encounters with warm Polynesian culture, white-sand beaches on exquisite islands, mist-laden mountains, beautiful black-sand beaches and aqua lagoons.
7-night Society Islands & Tahiti Iti itinerary new for 2018
This wonderful 7-night Society Islands & Tahiti Iti itinerary is new for 2018. Starting and finishing in Papeete, Tahiti, the voyage visits Huahine, Society Islands; Motu Mahana (off the coast of Tahaa), Society Islands; Bora Bora, Society Islands (overnight); Moorea, Society Islands; and Vairao, Tahiti Iti.
The only cruise line to visit the perfect, unspoilt paradise Tahiti Iti
The m/s Paul Gauguin was purpose built to cruise the South Pacific seas. It can carry up to 332 guests on each voyage. Its design also means that it can enter remote harbours, bringing you closer to paradise than you’ve ever been. In fact the cruiseline is the only one which sails to the perfect unspoilt paradise of Tahiti Iti, filled with spectacular beaches and postcard-perfect waterfalls.
Rich, tempting destination content
The 72 page brochure features rich tempting destination content. Its beautiful imagery and superb text is a celebration of Polynesian culture. The reader is not only tempted, but educated and introduced to a world of South Pacific wonder. Are you going to dip your toes in?
I’ve never been on a cruise before, it’s totally something that I plan on doing in the future though. These photos are making me nostalgic of the summer… Black sand beaches must be a fascinating sight. Sounds like a fantastic brochure, I love learning about new places!
We’re clearly talking about where art meets poetry here! Paul Gaugin colours and vision with lines of poetry talking about a string of pearls in the South Pacific. These guys sure know how to write a brochure it is an evocative and tempting call. I’m going to have to take a look at what’s on offer for 2019.
A mate’s just got back from a Gauguin Cruise. Obviously he said it was the experience of a lifetime and he also said that the food was fantastic too. Better than many meals he’s had on dry land.