Tempting Tahiti with PONANT & Paul Gauguin Cruises

Explore French Polynesia and enjoy €1,000 or US$1,000 shipboard credit per suite or stateroom*

Turquoise lagoons, idyllic islands and rich Polynesian culture await. For a limited time, discover French Polynesia with PONANT or Paul Gauguin Cruises and enjoy generous shipboard credit on eligible voyages.

One destination. Two distinct experiences.

Paul Gauguin Cruises
Sail aboard Le Paul Gauguin and explore the Society Islands, Cook Islands, Tuamotus and Marquesas, with a choice of 7, 11 and 14-night itineraries featured in the current offer.

Book any 2026 or 2027 Paul Gauguin sailing by 31 October and receive US$1,000 shipboard credit per stateroom* towards shore excursions, luxury spa, premium drinks and more.

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PONANT – Le Jacques Cartier
Explore the Society Islands, Tuamotus and legendary Marquesas aboard the intimate, 184-guest Le Jacques Cartier, with naturalist-guided Zodiac landings and opportunities to connect with island communities.

Book an eligible 2026 or 2027 French Polynesia voyage by 31 October and receive €1,000 shipboard credit per stateroom* towards premium drinks, spa treatments, additional excursions and more.

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Find your cruise to paradise

Call 1800 219 156 or enquire today to start planning your French Polynesia escape.

*Terms, conditions and eligibility criteria apply. Shipboard credit is based on double occupancy and applies to new bookings made between 1 September and 31 October 2026. Paul Gauguin offer is US$1,000 per stateroom and applies to 2026 and 2027 departures. PONANT offer is €1,000 per stateroom and applies to eligible Le Jacques Cartier French Polynesia 2026 and 2027 voyages. Single occupancy receives US$500 or €500 respectively. Please enquire for full terms and conditions.

For bookings and other enquiries, complete form or contact National Travel on 1800 219 156

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