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Cruise to Paradise with Pacific Sun
With her multi-million dollar makeover in late 2008 and an expanding portfolio of destinations, Pacific Sun offers a world of enjoyment and relaxation. Everything you love to do, day and night is waiting for you on this amazing floating resort. There are plenty of places to relax and meet new friends, plus a great range of activities and entertainment. You can do it all or do nothing at all. Dining on board is pure pleasure. Pacific Sun offers a range of options from casual dining on deck to 4-course a la carte in the main dining rooms. There’s a grand selection to suit all tastes. There are also excellent kids and teen club facilities on board, with supervised activities from 9am until 10pm! So treat yourself to unique itineraries to or from Auckland to the islands of the Pacific. Choose from an 8 night cruise departing Auckland on 03 May 2010 to Papeete visiting enchanting destinations such as Tonga, the Cook Islands and Tahiti or take a longer cruise departing Papeete to Auckland on 11 May 2010 cruising to Moorea, Bora Bora, Apia & Fiji en-route. This has to be the most affordable way of seeing the intoxicating beauty of French Polynesia in grand splendour.
Ask about our pre / post cruise extension packages in Tahiti, and discover this jewel of the Pacific.
Highlights include: Tonga, Cook Islands, Moorea, Bora Bora, Samoa & Fiji!
PORTS OF CALL
NUKU'ALOFA – TONGA
This is Tonga to a T'. If your idea of heaven involves perfect beaches, waving palms, clear blue waters teeming with colourful fish and fabulous coral, then you've arrived!
VAVA’U – TONGA
Vava’u is popular for its beaches, swimming, snorkelling and reef viewing and is a Mecca for recreational fishing and big game fishing. Local attractions include the Fangatongo Royal Residence, the scenic lookout from Mount Talau and Sailoame Market in Neiafu.
RAROTONGA – COOK ISLANDS
Rarotonga, capital of the Cook Islands, is encircled by its own turquoise lagoon. The pace of life is easy, inviting relaxation. The scent of frangipani lingers in the air and the hospitality of the people is warm and spontaneous.
PAPEETE – TAHITI
Enjoy the bustling cafes and shops, the narrow streets and this busy waterfront town. Art lovers can visit the Gauguin Museum, the Museum of Tahiti or venture out to the cascading waterfalls.
MOOREA – FRENCH POLYNESIA
Moorea is a land of history and legend. At the Tiki Village you can meet local people and see demonstrations of mat weaving, tiki carving and local dance.
BORA BORA – FRENCH POLYNESIA
A volcano on one of the most beautiful lagoons in the world, Bora Bora. Explore the beauty of this island, with its multi-hued waters, sand beaches and tall mountain peaks.
APIA – WESTERN SAMOA
Apia looks as you have always imagined a South Seas island town should look. The seafront is lined with banks, shops, shipping offices, the post office, and wander the waterfront market where everything is sold.
SUVA – FIJI
The Suva Municipal Market is a must-see for visitors for its exotic fruits and vegetables, kava, seafood, and spices. It has an exciting multicultural flavour, with vendors selling brightly coloured Indian sweets, savouries and fruit drinks.
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