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French Polynesia 8 days

What is a cabin cruise?

By Alexis DEBUC your cruise expert
Life on board
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Main characteristics
Type of boat: yacht
Number of cabins: 25
Maximum capacity: 49 travelers
Crew members: 18

Cabs

Cat. A - Main Deck - Double Bed or Twin Beds
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabin with double or twin beds located on the main deck with window, and bathroom with shower.
Cat. B - Lower Deck - Two twin beds or triple beds
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabin with twin or triple beds located on the lower deck with portholes, and bathroom with shower.
Cat. C - Lower Deck - Double Bed
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Double cabine located on the lower deck with potholes, and bathroom with shower.
Cat. P - Main Deck - Double Bed
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabin with double bed located on the upper deck with a large window, and bathroom with shower.
NB: The photos, information and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The indicated itinerary and program may be modified without prior notice, depending on the weather conditions or for technical reasons (decision of the captain). Sailing times may vary depending on sea and weather conditions.

Sailing itineraries

Papeete Moorea
Your adventure begins in the picturesque port of Papeete, in the Society Islands, where you will... see+ board the elegant cruise ship. Boarding time: 3:00 p.m
Upon arrival on board, immerse yourself in a warm and friendly atmosphere with an attentive welcome, a refreshing drink, and a delicious welcome dinner that will set the perfect masthead for the journey ahead. At dusk, we will leave Papeete and set sail for the enchanting island of Moorea. Night on board. 
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Moorea Raiatea
While we are at anchor in Moorea, enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and water sports directly from the... see+ ship's swim platform in the beautiful sapphire waters! A delicious lunch will refuel you for an afternoon of island exploration!
Join us for an enchanting 3.5-hour tour around the island (included in the cruise price), where your experienced guide will tell you about Moorea's fascinating history, vibrant culture, and ecological diversity. Cross the lush Opunohu Valley, climb the slopes of Mount Tohi'e'a and pass by the picturesque Cook and Opunohu bays. Along the way, stop at Moorea's fruit juice factory to enjoy refreshing juices and liqueurs made from local fruits such as star fruit, ginger, papaya, mango, coconut, and pineapple.
After this fascinating (and included) tour, enjoy some free time to explore Moorea at your own pace before we depart in the evening, after dinner, for our next destination: the island of Raiatea. 
Optional services: Excursion to Moorea, see+
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Dinner
Raiatea Tahaa
Early in the morning, we cross the lagoon to reach the nearby island of Raiatea, whose name means... see+ "distant paradise" or "sky with soft light." Formerly called Havai'i, Raiatea is considered the homeland of the ancient Polynesians.
Several optional activities will be offered, such as an excursion on the Faaroa River with a beach break on a motu, or a visit to the Anapa family's pearl farm. Night at the port (at the dock or sometimes at anchorage). 
Included activities: Faaroa River & Motu Beach Break, see+
Optional services: Anapa Pearl Farm & Snorkeling see+
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Tahaa Bora Bora
Arrival at noon in Taha'a, which shares a magnificent lagoon with the island of Raiatea. While we... see+ are at anchor in Taha'a, you will enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and water sports from the ship's swim platform in the beautiful sapphire waters!
The fertile island is covered with banana plantations, coconut trees, and watermelon fields. It also serves as a vast natural greenhouse for the precious Tahitian vanilla orchid. Optional: tour of the island with a visit to a vanilla plantation, a rum distillery, and a snorkeling break. Or opt for a 4x4 safari around the island.
Late night departure for Bora Bora. Night at sea. 
Optional services: Visit to a vanilla plantation, Taha’a 4WD Safari, see+
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Bora Bora
Without a doubt, Bora Bora reigns supreme as the jewel in the crown of the South Pacific,... see+ establishing itself as the undisputed star of French Polynesia. Today, we have organized a unique excursion for you aboard the Truck, a typical and colorful vehicle, for an adventure lasting approximately 2.5 hours (included in the cruise price). Climb aboard this charming vehicle to discover the landscapes of Bora Bora, passing through coconut groves and picturesque villages along the coastline. Immerse yourself in the rich history, traditions, and culture of Tahiti as your expert guide takes you along the 35 kilometers of road that surround this legendary island. Explore the villages of Farepiti, Faanui, and Anau, each adorned with mysterious ancient marae. Finally, marvel at the breathtaking view from Pointe Matira, a viewpoint offering an exceptional panorama of this little corner of paradise. Night in port. 
Included activities: Bora Bora by Le Truck, see+
Optional services: Snorkeling Lagoon Tour with Stingrays see+
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Lunch
Dinner
Bora Bora Huahine
One day in Bora Bora is clearly not enough! Whether you choose to explore at your own pace or join... see+ one of our carefully designed shore excursions (optional), seize this opportunity to create unforgettable memories. Late night departure for Huahine. 
Optional services: 4x4 Cultural Safari in Bora Bora, see+
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Dinner
Huahine Papeete
Huahine, once the land of Tahitian royalty, is considered the cradle of Polynesian culture.
These... see+ two islands are home to the largest concentration of ancient marae (temples) in all of French Polynesia, some of which date back to around 700 AD. Huahine is a vast tropical jungle teeming with coconut plantations, vanilla orchids, banana trees, breadfruit trees, and watermelon fields.
Our optional half-day excursion offers a tour of the island with visits to the small villages of Maeva, an archaeological site, and a vanilla plantation. Alternatively, you can head to a private motu for a picnic and a snorkeling session. Departure for Papeete after lunch. Night at sea. 
Optional services: Private Motu Picnic and Snorkeling Experience, Tour of Huahine, see+
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Papeete
As the morning sun lights up the port of Papeete, our journey is coming to an end. We invite you to... see+ share a final breakfast on board at 9:00 a.m. before disembarking. Our dedicated concierge remains at your disposal to help you with any last-minute arrangements, ensuring that your stay ends on a high note. 
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Included

The price includes
Coffee
Water
Tea
Use of fishing and snorkelling equipment
English-speaking cruise coordinator
English-speaking crew and guide
The activities included in the program
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Transfers airport – base – airport
Beverages other than those listed
Excursions or other services ashore
Tips for crew (€13-15 per passenger per day)
Personal expenses and tips
WIFI
Activities not included in the program
Meals not included in the program
Port taxes - Compulsory : 235€ / person
The tax on the environmental sustainability of tourism - Compulsory
Further information
Please note that this cruise may be cancelled and refunded due to insufficient numbers of participants, up to 60 days before embarkation
Optional services
Flights not included in the program are available on request
Activities and excursions on request see+

Activities

Faaroa River & Motu Beach Break
Board a typical motorized Polynesian outrigger canoe and glide across the deep blue waters towards the east coast of the island. You'll travel upstream on the Faaroa River, the only navigable river in the Society Islands.
Along the way, steep riverbanks... see+ covered in lush jungle foliage host a variety of bird species. Wild hibiscus trees (purau) line the cliffs at the edge of the rainforest. Pass by villages for a glimpse of daily island life.
Leaving the river, you’ll head to a small motu (islet) for a chance to swim in the warm lagoon waters and relax under the sun.
Visit of the Faaroa River, the only navigable river in French Polynesia and the cradle of the first Polynesian civilization.
Visit the Marae of Taputapuatea, a sacred temple where human sacrifices were once made to the gods, now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Notes:
Wear your swimsuit under your clothing. Bring a towel, biodegradable sunscreen, and a hat. At the beach, participants must exit the canoe using a side ladder and wade a few yards through shallow water to reach the shore. 
Included
Bora Bora by Le Truck
Your colorful fun truck takes you on a scenic tour of Bora Bora. Enjoy the sights as you pass by groves of coconut palms and tiny villages hugging the shoreline. Learn about the interesting history traditions and cultures of the Tahitians with this narrated... see+ drive along the 22-mile road that circles this legendary island. Discover the villages of FAREPITI, FAANUI, and ANAU with their mysterious "Marae". As you travel on, you will discover the MATIRA point with its spectacular view. The road continues & takes you along coconut groves and tiny villages along the shoreline. 
Included
Excursion to Moorea
Not included
Anapa Pearl Farm & Snorkeling
Coral Garden
Join our pearl divers and explore the stunning reef where the mysterious black pearl is born. A boat shuttle will bring you out to the pearl farm where you will enjoy an unforgettable pearl harvest and learn about the history and legends of... see+ pearl farming. Extensive choice of Tahitian pearls jewelry. Don’t miss this rare adventure!
– 3-hour tour
– Snorkel the pearl beds and coral garden
– Clear tropical waters
– Pearl boutique
– Stunning views
– Eco-friendly
– Easy stairs descend into the water
– Guided, beginners welcome
– Snorkeling equipment provided 
Not included $111 / pers.
Visit to a vanilla plantation
Discovery of Taha'a
Taha'a, renowned for its vanilla production — hence its nickname “Vanilla Island” — is also famous for its majestic coral garden.
Board a traditional motorized outrigger canoe with a sunshade for a unique and comfortable... see+ experience to discover Taha’a:
– Visit to a vanilla plantation
– Visit to a pearl farm
– Visit to a rum distillery
– Snorkeling session 
Not included $114 / pers.
Taha’a 4WD Safari
Begin with our land tour through the island of Taha’a to visit a pearl farm, a vanilla plantation, and a rum factory. Discover the black pearl and vanilla culture, two precious treasures of Taha’a.
Along the way, your guide will show you various fruit... see+ plants and flowers that thrive on this beautiful, rich island.
From grafting to pearl harvesting, you will learn how this precious black pearl is cultivated. Discover how vanilla grows and how those fragrant beans are produced.
You’ll stop at a scenic viewpoint and learn about the traditional uses of local plants and trees.
Note: The above two tours have similarities in the routes and sites visited, although they offer different experiences. 
Not included $113 / pers.
Snorkeling Lagoon Tour with Stingrays
Enjoy as the boat travels around the lagoon of Bora Bora. This tour has 4 stops, though they are subject to last minute change due to weather, safety precautions, or other circumstances. The first stop is just outside of the reef for observation and... see+ snorkeling with majestic black tip reef sharks & sting rays. After 30 minutes swimming with them we will head out to the best coral Garden in Bora Bora, on the way our captain will point different important things along the way and show us the most famous Hotels in the Pear Of the Pacific, once on the snorkeling site we will follow our Captain while snorkeling and discover colorful coral, clams, and a multitude of tropical fish in this marvelous underwater world for about 40 minutes in one of the best snorkel places in our French Polynesia trip, we will circumnavigate the entire island but before we will stop in the Manta rays cleaning station for 20 minutes approx, sometimes when too many people are here they get shy so we have to look for them in another place, then we will do one more stop and swim with the residents spotted eagle rays swim towards the Beach and enjoy some water, fruit juice, soft drinks and seasonal fruits. Have some 20 minutes break in the largest Motu of Bora Bora and sail back to ship. 
Not included $137 / pers.
4x4 Cultural Safari in Bora Bora
Be prepared to ride on one of the best off-road 4x4 sightseeing tours on the most romantic island in the world, Bora Bora. Discover the culture, history, fauna, and flora of the island while learning a lot of interesting Bora Bora facts.
Learn about the... see+ ancient temples of the great Tahitian seafaring society built around 1,000 AD, and the many legends of the island. Explore World War II sites built by the Americans during their friendly takeover in 1942.
Tour around the island and see breathtaking lookout points accessible only by 4x4. Venture into Faanui Valley, where you’ll visit small fruit plantations and a family-run pareu-making workshop. There, you’ll witness tie-dye techniques, learn how coconut oil is made, and taste local fruits.
Note:
This off-road tour can be bumpy, muddy, and wet. Wear comfortable clothes and casual shoes. Not recommended for elderly guests, pregnant women, or those with back/neck issues.
While the tour is unique, some overlap with “Le Truck” may occur due to the single main road around the island. 
Not included $113 / pers.
Private Motu Picnic and Snorkeling Experience
Board the comfortable, traditional outrigger canoe for a different adventure in Huahine!
Along the way your guides will share the island's history, sacred legends and provide insight into island life. Then there is a stop in the coral gardens for snorkeling... see+ among the many species of tropical fish.
After working up a good appetite, you will enjoy a delectable picnic on a white, sandy motu. Lunch includes chicken, fish, a selection of salads, fruit, and local beverages.
On the way back stop at the aquarium to meet the fish and reef sharks.
Note:
Wear a swimsuit under a cover-up, and bring sunscreen, sunglasses, camera gear, snorkeling gear, and a towel from the ship. 
Not included $145 / pers.
Tour of Huahine
Set off on an educational exploration of the island and learn all about Polynesian geology, botany, anthropology, archaeology, sociology, economy, history and traditions. Your driver- guide and will share his knowledge, experience and passion for this... see+ beautiful island with such a rich culture. Village of Maeva: Huahine is renowned for its village of Maeva, where all district chiefs once lived side by side and worshiped their ancestors at their respective marae. Marae are places including stone structures set aside for religious rites and ceremonies. 200 archaeological stone structures have survived centuries of natural destruction. These structures lie within yards of one another along the shore of Lake Fauna Nui and on the sacred and scenic Matairea Hill. Visit the museum with your guide and learn about the arrival of the first navigators in Polynesia. The village of Maeva is also sheltering the remains of stone fish traps unique in French Polynesia. There are still fishermen using stone traps in the village. Your return route will take you through the village of Faie for a visit with the giant blue-eyed eels, and then up the mountain to the Belvedere Lookout where you will have a wonderful photo opportunity of the beautiful Bay of Maroe. 
Not included $101 / pers.

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