Paul Gauguin Review

Marquesa island Tahuata was perfect .

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spike klobas
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Nov 2016

We did the trip 8 years ago and wanted to see the Marquesas again, they are the best of all. The people that live there are friendly and put out so much effort to welcome you. If you buy native crafts this is the place to do it. They make it. The dance and singing on Tahuata was the best I have seen. They were having so much fun. Such a lovely place to live.

The food was great and the staff were as good as ever. We enjoyed our meals in which ever dinning room we were seated.

We continued to learn about these wonderful islands from Mark Eddowes. He gave tips on the crafts and artists we might see.

Cabin Review

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never thought I would need a balcony but it was used daily and was wonderful. It added to the experience. Our needs were met with a smile by Marivac she never failed to have a cheerful word with us as we were off to our adventures.

The cabin was fitted with a tub and vanity in the bathroom. The room was seen to 2 times a day. Our favorite water and drinks were always on hand and cold.

Port Reviews

Huahine

lovely sand on the beach and active little town

Bora Bora

pretty busy many shops and much traffic. Island was beautifu to see and cruise in and around.

Moorea

great shopping on the dock, the streets were nice we Climbed a steep hill. great view and we are 65 and did it without ATVS. was a work out

Tahiti (Papeete)

beautiful port and good nights rest

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