Paul Gauguin Review

We finally made it to Paradise

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

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Sail Date: Aug 2011

My DH and I went on this cruise to be able to mark off one more destination on our bucket list. It may get crossed off, but won't be forgotten. What a wonderful relaxing and truly magnificent vacation. One thing I have to say about everyone that works on the Paul Gauguin, is that you can see they are so happy to be working there. They always have a smile on their face and they truly all get along with each other. It is like a big family and you can feel this thruout the ship.

We flew into Papeete the day before the shipped sailed. We stayed at the InterContinental and it was great. Nice and clean rooms and the grounds are beautiful. Breakfast and lunch came with the package which was really nice.

Embarkation was the easiest we have ever had. You walk upon the ship and are handed a cold cloth, then a glass of champagne. Before you finish the champagne you are escorted to your cabin and luggage is already there.

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Cabin C

The cabin was nice. Huge bathroom. Would rather have has just the shower, since we don't use a bath. Would like to have had a little larger balcony since we used it so much. Alot of noise from the chairs being moved in the evening and in the early am from the pool deck above.

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