Paul Gauguin Review

Paul Gauguin Cruise

Review for the South Pacific Cruise on Paul Gauguin
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First Time Cruiser • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Jul 2013

We embarked around 3.30pm on Sat. and after security checks and a glass of champagne were quickly shown to our cabin. After a quick explore we headed back off the ship to the local market in the port for a crepe .

Our room was cosy but there were a good number of drawers and cabinets to put your things away. We thought it interesting that our friends had upgraded rooms with windows and balconies yet the rooms were exactly the same internally. L'occatne tolitries, hairdryer, robes, minibar. Electrical French/US plugs and 230v in bathroom. Comfortable Queen size bed with suitcase storage underneath.

Every night you get mail at your door with details about everything that is happening the following day (very handy). There are also afternoon lectures prior to arriving at a new destination detailing what is offered at each location. One slightly disappointing note is that some activities and excursions were booked out before we even heard about them :( I guess the repeat customers know which excursions to pre-book.

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Cabin F

lots of drawers, no hallway noise but mechanical noise while underway

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