Kreuzfahrt-Gespräch Zentrale

Fort Lauderdale - 1. Mai 2007 - mehr als 100 Jahren, berühmter französischer impressionist Paul Gauguin war also getäuscht durch die üppigen, abgelegenen Inseln von Tahiti, die er, beschloß vor seine Tage unter der Pracht dieses Inselparadieses heraus zu leben. Es ist hier auch, wo eine andere Südselegende, Regent sieben Seekreuzfahrten' der Luxuxbehälter Paul Gauguin® mit 330 Gästen, ihr Hauptyear-round bildet, selbst, einen Punkt in der Geschichte erwerbend, anmeldet für die längste ununterbrochene Entwicklung irgendeines Luxuxkreuzfahrtschiffs in einer Region. Mehr als 100.000 Gäste zu diesen verzauberten Inseln, Paul Gauguin jetzt getragen haben erreicht ihr elftes Jahr des ununterbrochenen Services in der Region und feiert ihr anhaltendes Ordnen unter den oberen 10 kleinen Kreuzfahrtschiffen im world.*, das in Richtung zur Zukunft schaut, scheint dort nur eine verwendbare Möglichkeit, ihr Programm der Kreuzfahrt zu verkünden 2008 - folgend haben die „Oberseite 10“ Höhepunkte für des Paul Gauguins 2008 die Reisen:

1. Paul Gauguins vertraute Größe, tasteful Eleganz und alle oceanview Anpassungen (mehr als 50% mit privaten Balkonen) bilden sie Reisen die ideale Weise, die Inseln von Tahiti zu besichtigen und zu erforschen. Ihre flinke Größe bietet Gästen die Gelegenheit an, kleiner zu erforschen besichtigte Inseln, alle, beim Genießen vorzüglich an Bord der Annehmlichkeiten einschließlich die speisende Geldstrafe und das Carita des Paris Badekurortes. Eine Vorwähler von 43 Reisen 2008 schließt Reisewege von sieben bis 11 Nächte ein, welche die Gesellschaft und um die Tuamotu Inseln ersuchen, und die längeren Reisen, die das Marquesas, den Koch und die Austral Inseln erforschen. In Erwiderung auf erhöhte Nachfrage von den Gästen, kreuzt Regent, das sieben Meere' 2008 Eigenschaften eine grössere Anzahl von kürzerem, Siebennacht programmieren, als in den letzten Jahren.
2. Gäste an Bord des Pauls Gauguin können ihre Ferien im Paradies durch irgendein von sieben vor und Pfostenkreuzfahrt Landverlängern Programme in Tahiti 2008. In addition to the established programs offered on the island of Tahiti (at the InterContinental Resort and the Radisson Plaza Resort), Bora Bora (at the InterContinental Le Moana Resort and Thalasso Spa Resort), amd Moorea (InterContinental Resort and Spa), two new properties will be offered: Le Taha’a Private Island and Spa, offering unsurpassed views of Bora Bora island and secluded beaches; and the Moorea Pearl Resort and Spa, a traditional Polynesian-style resort. Special extensions are also offered to Australia and New Zealand in conjunction with select departures.
3. Through an exclusive partnership with Jean-Michel Cousteau and his conservation organization Ocean Futures Society, young guests and their parents may participate in “Ambassadors of the Environment” Circles of Interest aboard 12 sailings in 2008. Promoting ocean responsibility, the program engages guests with fun activities to educate them about marine and island ecosystems and traditional Polynesian culture both on board and ashore. The cost per young guest is $199. Adults are also encouraged to participate in related shore excursions (charged at the published rates for those specific tours). Select sailings in 2008 also feature onboard lecture programs with naturalists from the Ocean Futures Society, while Jean-Michel Cousteau himself will sail aboard the 14-night Cook, Austral, Tuamotu and Society Islands voyage (departing September 27, 2008).
4. Paul Gauguin offers the most unique and diverse selection of shore programs in the region, ranging from a jeep exploration of Huahine and up-close look at blue-eyed eels to underwater snorkeling eco-tours to a vanilla plantation and black pearl farm visit in Taha’a.
5. Each one of Regent’s 2008 Tahiti cruises features a call to the island of Bora Bora, voted among the world’s five best island destinations by readers of both Condé Nast Traveler and Travel + Leisure magazines in 2006 (Pacific Rim category), and Moorea, also among the highest-rated destinations in the South Pacific.
6. Insider access and exclusive opportunities are the hallmark of any Regent voyage. Guests aboard many of Paul Gauguin’s 2008 voyages will have the opportunity to luxuriate on Regent’s own “motu” or private islet, Motu Mahana, and enjoy a delicious al fresco feast. Paul Gauguin guests also enjoy exclusive access to a private beach in Bora Bora and other special arrangements.
7. Guests aboard the 11-night Marquesas, Tuamotu and Society Islands cruise (departing round-trip from Papeete on January 5, 2008) will travel in the company of Regent President Mark Conroy, as part of a special “President’s Cruise” featuring special onboard events.
8. Regent’s Paul Gauguin features one of the world’s only PADI-certified diving programs on a cruise ship, with optional onboard SCUBA lessons and certification as well as complimentary watersports from the vessel’s own retractable marina. Optional SCUBA excursions are offered for beginner and seasoned divers alike, exploring coral reef ecosystems during the day or even at night.
9. In addition to her natural beauty, what truly distinguishes Tahiti is her people, whose culture, hospitality and beauty are renowned the world over. A memorable element of any Paul Gauguin voyage is the opportunity to interact with local peoples, through onboard programs with local lecturers, traditional music and dance by onboard entertainers Les Gauguines as well as other local entertainers, small-group shore programs and Polynesian theme nights in onboard restaurant La Veranda. Through her tenure in the region, the Paul Gauguin herself has become an icon of the region.
10. Tahiti is one of the most romantic destinations on earth, and how better to celebrate a honeymoon, vow renewal ceremony or special anniversary than on the beautiful, intimate Paul Gauguin in this magical destination? The complimentary honeymoon package offered by Regent Seven Seas is highlighted by an authentic Polynesian blessing ceremony on the open deck, where each couple is wrapped in a traditional Tahitian cloth administered by the ship’s own Gauguines.

Paul Gauguin’s 2008 voyages offer unforgettable experiences at a tremendous value. Per person prices for 2008 cruises start from $2,195 for seven-night roundtrip cruises of the Society Islands from Papeete, Tahiti. Cruise fares include all shipboard gratuities; complimentary beverages, including select wines and spirits served throughout the ship; complimentary 24-hour room service; refrigerator stocked with soft drinks, beer and bottled water replenished daily; and an in-suite bar setup in butler suites. Many sailings also offer a ‘third guest sails free’ option, available in select staterooms.

About Regent Seven Seas Cruises - Regent Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) is part of Carlson Companies, a global leader in the hotel, restaurant, business and leisure travel, and marketing industries. The Regent brand encompasses luxury hotels, resorts, residences and cruises throughout the world, offering discerning travelers The Regent ExperienceSM with unique and personalized luxury. Regent Seven Seas (formerly Radisson Seven Seas) operates a fleet of medium-sized luxury cruise ships that visit over 300 ports on all seven continents, including Antarctica. RSSC is consistently rated among the world’s top three cruise lines by readers of luxury travel magazines. Travel professionals worldwide voted RSSC the “World’s Best Luxury Cruise Line” for the third consecutive year as part of the 2006 Travel Weekly Awards and readers of Condé Nast Traveler magazine voted RSSC “World’s Best Large-Ship Cruise Line” in 2006.

For further information, contact Regent Seven Seas Cruises, 1000 Corporate Drive, Suite 500, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 33334. For brochures, call toll-free (866) 284-4079; for reservation information call toll-free (800) 285-1835; or visit: www.TheRegentExperience.com.

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