The m/s Paul Gauguin is a boutique, luxury small ship crafted for year-round exploration of French Polynesia. Its shallow draft allows it to access lagoons and island ports that larger vessels cannot reach. Featuring Polynesian-inspired design, attentive service, and culturally themed enrichment programs, the Paul Gauguin offers an intimate and immersive tropical escape. Guests enjoy regionally inspired cuisine, open-seating dining, spacious outdoor spaces, a water sports marina, and itineraries that highlight the natural beauty and culture of the South Pacific.
| Year Launched | 1997 |
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| Gross Tonnage | 19200 grt |
| Length Overall | 156 m |
| Max Speed | 18 kn |
| Passenger Cabins | 165 |
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| Suites | 25 |
| Balconies | 69 |
| Ocean View | 71 |
Dining
Dining highlights Polynesian flavours alongside international cuisine, often incorporating fresh seafood and regional ingredients. Open-seating venues create a relaxed, tropical ambiance.
Onboard Experience
The onboard atmosphere is intimate and culturally immersive, with Polynesian hosts, local entertainment, and destination-focused enrichment. Water sports activities and marina access enhance the South Pacific experience.
Accommodation
Staterooms and suites are designed with Polynesian-inspired décor and offer ocean views, many with private balconies. The ship’s small size ensures personalized service and a boutique luxury feel.
