Paul Gauguin Review

Relaxing way to see the islands

Review for the South Pacific Cruise on Paul Gauguin
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justmeindustland
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: May 2012

We are not cruisers with the only one that we had done before was over 20 years ago. But we love the South Pacific and had been to FP 5 times before. For this trip we had wanted to see some of the smaller islands that we had not visited and PG appeared to be the best way to do it.

We chose the 10 day cruise that included the Tuamotus. This cruise could change our minds about cruising. We enjoyed every minute of it. We were lucky that we were on one of the Jean-Michel Cousteau cruises. He was an interesting and engaging gentleman. Our main emphasis was snorkeling so most of our excursion centered on it.

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Cabin E

The location was great. It was quiet and conveniently located. There was enough storage and room under the bed for the suitcases. There is a ledge in front of the window that was useful. The only problem is not enough outlets. Take a cheap power strip to solve that problem. The bathroom is small as to be expected but with lots of storage.

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