The Le Paul Gauguin is characterized by a relaxed and informal atmosphere and captivates with its unique design, which reflects Polynesian culture. Life on board is filled with a very special ambiance that clearly distinguishes it from the shipping company's other ships. As an expert in the South Seas, its shallow draft allows it to sail close to lagoons and hidden bays, offering unforgettable experiences.
There is no shortage of varied cuisine on board the Le Paul Gauguin. In the main restaurant, L'Etoile, you can expect the finest dining with exquisite dishes and exquisite menus. In the gourmet restaurant, you can expect Polynesian gourmet influences, combining local specialties and French tradition to create true culinary delights. At the Le Grill restaurant, you can dine al fresco, enjoy an exquisite lunch buffet, and sample Polynesian specialties.
The 165 cabins and suites aboard Le Paul Gauguin range from 19 m² standard cabins to 49 m² owner's suites, all with ocean views. Most of them have their own balcony or veranda. The design combines a warm atmosphere with the utmost comfort. They feature a living and sleeping area, queen-size beds, a marble bathroom with shower and/or bathtub and toilet, 24-hour room service, Wi-Fi access, individually adjustable air conditioning, an electronic safe, and a minibar. In addition, some cabins can be flexibly reconfigured by means of a connecting door. To help you get a good night's sleep, a small gift, a Polynesian fairy tale, or romantic legends of the islands await you on your pillow as a small token of our appreciation.
Explore Polynesian waters aboard the Le Paul Gauguin and embark on a journey to the South Seas. The 156-meter-long ship was built for voyages in the South Seas and can accommodate 330 guests on board. It is an elegant luxury cruise ship with a very shallow draft, allowing it to sail close to remote islands, small harbors, and lagoons. This means you can enjoy sensational views of the surrounding natural spectacles on your journey.
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