You already know that the m/s Paul
Gauguin is your clients' best choice for sailing among
the idyllic islands of the South Seas. But did you know that
our exceptional, award-winning ship is now even better than
ever?
That's because this five- plus-star vessel
has recently undergone a multimillion-dollar refurbishment.
Here are some highlights of what your clients can now enjoy
aboard the m/s Paul Gauguin:
- More balcony staterooms. We've
converted 26 staterooms into balcony staterooms – for a
total of nearly 70%. And, as before, every stateroom –
bar none – is guaranteed an ocean view.
- Elegant new décor. We've extensively
restored all of the ship's public areas with new
carpeting, upholstery, and refinished woodwork. And with
refreshed décor in all of our spacious staterooms and
suites, guests now enjoy even greater comfort in their
private shipboard retreat.
- Enhanced dining options. We've
updated our ship's casual poolside restaurant, Le Grill,
and expanded the al fresco dining space for the ship's
La Veranda restaurant.
- Upgraded public areas. Clients can
take advantage of an upgraded the Internet Center and
brand-new, state-of-the-art equipment in the Fitness
Center.
- Enhanced watersports marina. New
sports boats at our exclusive,
 retractable
watersports marina mean your clients will have even more
opportunities to witness the dazzling wonders that await
beneath the sea.
One thing that hasn't changed is our
ship's signature Polynesian elegance and hospitality. The
m/s Paul Gauguin continues to provide one of the
best crew-to-guest ratios at sea – an extraordinary 1:1.5.
This intimate, 332-passenger vessel was built specifically
to ply the small bays and inlets of the South Pacific
islands that larger vessels simply can't reach, and, with
floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the ship, your clients
be immersed in the spectacular beauty of Polynesia.
About
Paul Gauguin
Paul
Gauguin
was built at
the Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard in Saint Nazaire,
France. The ship is 513 feet long, 71 feet wide and has a draft
of 16.9 feet. The ship can accommodate 332 passengers with a
staff of 215, one of the highest guest-per-staff ratios at sea
(1.5:1). By 2010, Paul Gauguin will have undergone more
than $25M in refurbishments since its inaugural sail in 1998,
which includes the 2009 refit. - check out images of the
newly refurbish Paul Gauguin - read our recent
review of the ship. |
