Cruises in the Pacific Ocean

A cruise in a postcard 

What do crystal clear waters, scuba diving, the chance to discover the most beautiful animals and white sands sound like? It makes you want to travel, doesn't it? If these words appeal to you, then you are made for a cruise to discover the most beautiful secrets of the Pacific Ocean. This vast ocean conceals wonders, each one different from the last. Whether it's Indonesia and its majestic temples or French Polynesia and its picture-postcard scenery, the Pacific opens the doors to paradise and guarantees you an unforgettable stay.

Our boats for a cruise in the Pacific

Filovent offers a range of boats for this exotic part of the world. Each boat offers a unique experience and guarantees an equally exceptional trip.

Catamaran cruise

Our organized cruises in French Polynesia are done on board a catamaran to take advantage of all its benefits. Hiking is its greatest quality, as well as its stability and well-being on board. It has large spaces that allow you to enjoy convivial moments as well as maintain your privacy. It has a maximum capacity of 12 people, which is favorable for travelers who want a relaxing vacation in a small group. Its shallow draft makes it ideal for anchoring at many anchorages, and for enjoying swimming and snorkeling at any time. However, a yacht charter in French Polynesia is also a great way to travel to the other end of the world and guarantees you an equally magical experience.

Schooner cruise

A schooner can accommodate up to 12 guests and offer the luxury of cabins for those on board. On the upper deck, there are areas designed for alfresco dining, relaxing and sunbathing. It offers generous gathering spaces for guests, allowing them to spend time together in a comfortable and relaxing environment.

Why take a cruise in the Pacific Ocean?

The Pacific is the largest and deepest ocean, but also one of the most fascinating. Between its crystal-clear waters and its thousands of islands, it is home to incredible landscapes, ranging from white sandy beaches to spectacular volcanoes. It is a real playground for adventurers: diving in the heart of coral reefs, encounters with manta rays or surfing legendary waves. But it is also a haven of peace, where time seems to slow down and where every sunset is a postcard.

Our destinations in the Pacific

French Polynesia

During a cruise in Polynesia you will have the opportunity to do a multitude of activities to fully immerse yourself in what this idyllic country has to offer: coral garden, swimming in the lagoons of Bora-Bora, canoeing, kayaking and snorkeling will all be on the agenda to help you feel like a fish in water. You can take advantage of a stopover in a small village to do some shopping, then visit a local market. To make the experience even more unique, you will have the chance to visit a vanilla plantation.

Indonesia

Travel to Indonesia for 11 days and enjoy discovering the underwater species that inhabit Indonesia's crystal-clear waters in a variety of ways: kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkeling are on the program. Finish a day's hiking with a sunset cocktail around a barbecue. Discover the pearl farm at Aljui Bay, learn more about pearl cultivation and buy unique souvenirs.

Our prices

This table shows the average prices for a cruise for 2 to French Polynesia for a period of 8 days. Prices vary depending on the number of travelers, the cabin, the season and the model of the boat.

This table shows the average prices for a 11-day cruise for two in Indonesia. Prices vary according to the number of travelers, the cabin, the season and the type of boat.

Temperature charts

For an unforgettable vacation, go during the dry season and set sail for French Polynesia between April and October.

For a successful trip, avoid leaving during the rainy season and set sail for Indonesia between July and September.

Additional information before leaving:

Language

• French Polynesia: The two official languages in French Polynesia are French and Tahitian. French is widely spoken, so there's no problem communicating.
• Indonesia: The official language in Indonesia is Bahasa Indonesia. In tourist areas, English is commonly spoken, but it is always useful to know a few basic words such as "terima kasih" (thank you) or "selamat pagi" (good morning).

Currency

• French Polynesia: The currency is the Pacific franc (XPF), used in all French overseas territories. The USD (USD) is accepted in some tourist areas, but it is advisable to change your money into XPF at banks or exchange offices.
• Indonesia: The currency is the Indonesian rupiah (IDR). Bank cards are accepted in the big cities, but it is advisable to have cash for the small islands or local markets.

Visa and formalities

• French Polynesia: As French Polynesia is one of the French overseas territories, European Union nationals do not require a visa for tourist stays of less than 90 days.
• Indonesia: Citizens of many countries can obtain a visa on arrival for a stay of less than 30 days.