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Cruise to Papeete, Tahiti

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Gardens Galore

The lush landscape of the Paofai Gardens in Papeete, Tahiti

Escape the city heat at the botanical gardens of the French Polynesia Assembly Complex. Stroll past an herb garden, tiki statues and a tranquil moss-covered pond, where Queen Pomare of Tahiti used to bathe every morning. Or head to the beautiful Paofai Gardens, where the trails take you past the bay and through ornamental fish ponds.

Everyone Gets a Beach

Up close view of a fish swimming while snorkeling in Papeete, Tahiti

Papeete is lined with picture-perfect beaches for every hobby. Go surfing at black-sand Papenoo Beach. Play a game of beach volleyball at Plage du Mahana Park. Or go snorkeling alongside tropical reef fish at Plage de Toaroto.

The Real Black Pearl

Head to the Robert Wan Pearl Museum to learn all about striking black pearls. The museum takes you through how black pearls were first created and what makes them so special. After learning about the process, you'll have the opportunity to take one of these Tahitian beauties home.

Local Cuisine

Lining the waterfront, you'll find an array of restaurants serving a mixture of Tahitian and French cuisine. Cruise to French Polynesia and taste the national dish of poisson cru — chunks of raw fish marinated in coconut milk. Make sure you also try coconut crab, a rich dish of salty seafood and sweet coconut.

There is only one place you should be going to shop in Papeete: The Marche de Papeete is the hub of the city and the best place to buy delicacies and souvenirs during your Tahiti cruise. In over two stories, you'll find vendors selling exotic fruits and vegetables, intricate wood carvings, shark tooth pendants or pareos , the colorful sarongs unique to Tahiti.

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Tahiti, French Polynesia & South Pacific Cruises

Enchanting isles cast a magical, mesmerizing spell.

There’s more than one paradise to be found on a South Pacific cruise. It’s where hidden jewels like “Mystery Island” and the Tuamotu Archipelago invite exploration. Take a Tahiti cruise, and other South Pacific cruises and you’ll not only discover the pearls of the South Pacific, you’ll also be introduced to its wonderful color, culture and flavors through unique programs on board and ashore that will change you forever.

Cruise Tahiti & French Polynesia

Enjoy the welcoming spirit and the idyllic islands of French Polynesia, sailing from Tahiti. You’ll discover sparkling lagoons and pristine beaches with overnight stays in Bora Bora, Papeete and a late-night stay in Raiatea.

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The South Pacific is full of treasures including Papua New Guinea, Fiji, & Vanuatu. Each island shares stunning natural beauty, colorful cultures and rich histories making cruising the best way to experience these enchanting locales.

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Simply paradise

Rimmed by coral reefs, aquamarine lagoons and pristine beaches, the French Polynesian islands have lured those seeking paradise for centuries. Tahiti is the largest of the chain, and its capital, Papeete, is a great base from which it explore its treasures. Gorgeous Moorea, with awe-inspiring vistas from the top of its mounts, to the less frequented yet stunning destinations of Rangiroa and Raiatea; Bora Bora, the cradle of Polynesian culture, and Huahine, two pristine islands connected by a graceful bridge.

Ultimate water playground

The waters of French Polynesia have been called the richest aquarium on Earth, teeming with stunning snorkeling and diving experiences with reef sharks, rays and more. Its crystal-clear waters are home to the most exquisitely colored pearls in the world. Enjoy the island’s wonders on a catamaran to Moorea’s top snorkel spots. Spy Bora Bora’s under-the-sea wonders on a glass-bottom boat, and visit the freshwater eels of Huahine – where you can feed them by hand.

More time to discover these jewels

With our More Ashore program, guests enjoy more time to explore these tropical playgrounds. Enjoy a late-night departure from Raiatea and overnight experiences in beautiful Bora Bora and Tahiti. Indulge in the regional cuisine, sip vanilla-infused cocktails, and dance to Polynesian music under stars that shine more brightly than any place on Earth.

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Explore the life, culture, history and tradition the South Pacific as, a traditional village as it comes to life with tribal chants, see fire walking in Port Vila, and discover the Māori world of myths and legends while enjoying a delectable feast in Tauranga .

Natural wonders

Witness the amazing diversity of colored reef fish while snorkeling or scuba diving in the crystalline waters of the Isles of Pines, enjoy the sparkling beaches of Champagne Bay, and be in awe of the atoll of the Conflict Islands in Papua New Guinea.

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Savor authentic regional tastes created by our chefs and influenced by the destinations you are visiting, such as an exotic papaya & banana soufflé, Polynesian chicken pupu, grilled Wahoo fillet with mango salsa or even a traditional Hangi dinner.

Award-Winning shore excursions

See more of the South Pacific ashore with our award-winning shore excursions. Take a scenic drive and visit the renowned “Aquarium des Lagons” in Noumea, or go on a fishing expedition in Port Denarau.

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Cruises to Tahiti

Enjoy a dream cruise to Tahiti with Holland America Cruise Line. Some 2,700 miles (4,300 kilometers) from Hawaii , a legendary archipelago awaits travelers to the Pacific: Tahiti. Here, Polynesian and French cultures meet under blue skies on lush islands ringed by blue lagoons. Stand at the deck and take in the beauty of the islets scattered across the ocean, encircled by coral reefs. One of many island groups in French Polynesia, breezy trade winds and mild temperatures make the islands of Tahiti an idyllic vacation destination.

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Featured Tahiti Cruise Destinations

Papeete, Tahiti

Papeete is the bustling capital of French Polynesia. Wander through the open-air markets with stalls offering vanilla, sarongs, and produce. Explore black-pearl shops on almost every corner. Choose from one of many fantastic fares on our luxurious overnight cruises.

Moorea, Tahiti

Shaped like a heart, it’s not hard to fall for the stunning scenery in Moorea . Luxuriate in the leisurely pace of island time and admire Moorea’s untamed landscape and symmetrical side-by-side bays: Opunohu and Cook’s.

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The Polynesian Spirit Onboard

Go beyond the black-sand beaches on Tahiti cruises. Connect to the Tahitian isles in an authentic way with our exclusive onboard programming. Engage with experts and meet local insiders. Add Tahitian flavor to your home repertoire with culinary demonstrations.

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Explore the Beauty and Natural Wonders of French Polynesia

Whether you’re planning a honeymoon, an anniversary celebration, or just want to travel to a place of unimaginable beauty, a cruise to Tahiti and Bora Bora makes for the ideal getaway. These dramatic volcanic islands and serene turquoise seas are what dreams are made of.

If you like, you can do nothing more than lounge on the most beautiful beaches in the world, or take a challenging hike up a mountain for magnificent views of the sea and landscape below. Explore crystal-clear lagoons teeming with tropical fish. Snorkel, canoe, or explore the islands’ inner verdant valleys and hidden waterfalls. Discover the natural beauty of Tahiti and Bora Bora on a luxury cruise with Celebrity Cruises. 

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The magical French Polynesian island of Tahiti is renowned for its gorgeous views, breathtaking mountains, otherworldly lagoons, colorful coral reefs, and lush rainforests. Visit the Tahiti Museum to discover thousands of years of history and artifacts. Hike to the Faarumai Waterfalls and for memories and photos to treasure. Shop the local markets for everything from lustrous pearls to vibrant sarongs.

Bora Bora is the definition of a tropical paradise, where you’ll find seas in otherworldly shades of blue and green set against the island’s rugged mountains. Experience the essence of Bora Bora with a boating trip along the breathtaking coastline. Anchor to go snorkeling and see the treasures of the sea, like corals, anemones, stingrays, tropical fish of every color, and even a few sharks. Hike into the rainforests and mountains, and indulge in authentic Polynesian food.

On a cruise to Tahiti and Bora Bora, you’ll also visit the island of Morea. This heart-shaped landmass captures the true spirit of the South Pacific with white sand beaches and soaring mountain summits. Take a glass-bottom boat out to view corals, stingrays, and tropical fish. Or, travel inland to explore pineapple fields and vanilla plantations. Rent an ATV to ride through valleys and up mountain peaks. This island is truly a magical part of your luxury cruise.

Departure Ports for Cruises to Tahiti & Bora Bora

Your cruise to Bora Bora and Tahiti will either start or end in Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii. Lounge on the famous Waikiki Beach. Learn about the history of Pearl Harbor and see the only royal palace located in the United States, the Iolani Palace. Hike along the Manoa Falls Trail through a magnificent tropical forest, or lose yourself in the 200-acre Lyon Arboretum, which features over 5,000 species of tropical trees and plants.

Take a few extra days before or after your cruise to Tahiti and Bora Bora to enjoy the dazzling city of Sydney. Admire the famed Sydney Opera House. Get a spectacular bird’s-eye view of the harbor as you take a one-of-a-kind excursion to the summit of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Enjoy a wildlife excursion to the Taronga Zoo to see kangaroos, koalas, and wallabies. Visit the famous Bondi Beach to see why surfers consider it one of the world’s greatest beaches.

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How much does it cost to take a cruise to Tahiti?

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Tahiti's allure has made it a dream destination for many travelers, with its crystal-clear oceans, gorgeous landscapes, and vibrant Polynesian culture. A cruise is one of the most popular ways to discover Tahiti's natural beauty. But, before you set sail for this South Pacific paradise, you may wonder how much a Tahiti cruise costs. A cruise to Tahiti would cost around $3000 .

What is the fee to take a cruise to Tahiti?

1. choose the right cruise.

Choosing the right cruise lines is one of the first things you should consider while planning a trip to Tahiti . Tahiti itineraries are available from various cruise lines, and the cost varies substantially depending on which one you choose. For example, Regent Seven Seas Cruises provides all-inclusive packages, including accommodations and meals to excursions and gratuities. While these cruises may appear more expensive initially, they typically deliver excellent value for money. For example, Princess Cruises and Holland America Line offer Tahiti itineraries at a lesser rate. These cruises frequently provide a reasonable mix of pricing and amenities, allowing you to enjoy Tahiti's beauty without breaking the bank.

2. Duration

Another key factor that determines the cost is the duration of your cruise. Tahiti cruises can last anywhere from seven to fourteen days. The longer the cruise, the higher the price. Shorter voyages may be more cost-effective, while longer cruises allow for a more in-depth region tour.

3. Cabin Type

The sort of stateroom you select on your cruise ship will also affect the entire cost. Cabin classifications on cruise ships typically range from internal rooms to suites with private balconies. Interior cabins are the least expensive alternative but need a water view. Oceanview cabins, balconies, and suites vary in comfort and elegance, with costs increasing proportionally.

If you're on a tight budget, choosing an inside cabin can save you money, but remember that you'll be spending a lot of time on the ship, so having a view of the ocean can substantially enhance your cruise experience.

4. Excursions and onboard activities

Tahiti cruises frequently offer a variety of excursions and onboard activities as part of the package. Because the expenses of various activities might vary greatly, it is essential to budget for them accordingly. Excursions like snorkeling, island tours, and cultural events might raise the total cost of your cruise . While some cruises may include a few free excursions, many will charge an additional cost for particular activities. Furthermore, onboard activities, including spa treatments, specialty cuisine, and entertainment, might raise costs. When calculating your cruise budget, keep these extra fees in mind.

5. Flights and cruise expenses

Other expenses, such as flights to Tahiti, must be included in addition to the cruise fee. Flights to Tahiti can account for a sizable chunk of your entire budget, and prices vary based on your departure city and the time of year you book. To get the most incredible flight bargains, keep an eye on flight pricing and book early.

Hotel rooms, travel insurance, and transportation to the cruise port are all examples of pre-cruise expenses. These expenses should be considered when calculating the total cost of your Tahiti cruise .

6. Time of the year

The season you arrange your Tahiti cruise can significantly affect the cost. Tahiti has two seasons: dry season (May to October) and wet season (November to April). Cruises during the dry season are more expensive because this is the peak tourist season when the weather is best. The wet season has lower rates, but be prepared for the unexpected rain shower.

When deciding on the best time of year to cruise to Tahiti, remember your priorities. If you want the ideal weather and are willing to pay a premium, the dry season may be the best option. The wet season can provide significant discounts if you're more frugal and don't mind a little rain.

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The cruise cost to Tahiti can vary greatly depending on the cruise line, cabin type, time of year, excursions, and other costs. It is critical to carefully prepare your Tahiti cruise budget, considering your tastes and priorities. While it may involve a significant expenditure, many travelers believe that the experience of cruising to Tahiti and discovering the natural beauty and distinct culture of the South Pacific is well worth the cost.

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• With only 330 guests, this award-wining luxury ship sails year-round from Tahiti on all-inclusive voyages throughout French Polynesia and the South Pacific
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* Subject to availability as conditions allow. When unable to call there, we will be offering a tender to the pier and a free shuttle to Matira Beach, the island’s award-winning public beach that features restaurants, public facilities and shopping. Voted #1 in the best things to do in Bora Bora by U.S. News & World Report, Matira Beach boasts powdery white sand, waters in a thousand shades of blue, and is wonderfully uncrowded.

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The m/s Paul Gauguin ’s reputation as one of the finest ships at sea is celebrated by the numerous awards and accolades received over the years. We are proud and humbled that this exceptional ship—and Paul Gauguin Cruises—continue to be recognized by some of the top publications and critics in the industry, including these:

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“Best Tahiti and French Polynesia Cruise Line” AFAR Travelers’ Choice Awards (2017-2020)

The opportunity to experience each destination in the most authentic, in-depth, and meaningful way is the very essence of luxury cruising with Paul Gauguin Cruises. Aboard our luxury vessel, you can choose from a wide array of shore excursions by land and sea that let you discover the dramatic beauty, rich history, and unique culture of your destination up close, in a small group.

For experienced and new divers! Parrotfish, clownfish, giant clams, sea turtles, sea anemones, eagle rays, sharks, octopi ... these are just a few of the dazzling species that make their home amid the translucent aqua lagoons and rainbow-colored coral reefs of French Polynesia, the Cook Islands, and the South Pacific. And they're yours to discover when you sail in luxury aboard the award-winning m/s Paul Gauguin!

Every voyage of The Gauguin offers optional diving excursions led by an expert dive team. Even if you've never dived before, you can take an onboard Discover SCUBA Diving class, earn credit toward PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) certification, and dive in! The Gauguin offers PADI certification on board, as well as refresher courses, and is the only option for diving in the Marquesas.

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Windstar still knows the way to Tahiti

Windstar has been sailing in Tahiti for 35 years, so we have all the insider knowledge and local access to show you Tahiti in a comprehensive way no one else can. If you haven’t seen one Tahitian island, let alone eight, plan to see them aboard the Windstar yacht that suits your cruising style.

Step aboard the newly transformed 312-guest all-suite Star Plus Class yacht, Star Breeze . Paradise isn’t that far away with convenient all-inclusive Tahiti packages featuring air, all-inclusive cruise, hotel and ground transfers and make your Tahiti vacation easy.

Depart from Los Angeles (LAX) and set foot in Tahiti in only eight hours with Air Tahiti Nui . Then, step aboard an intimate Windstar yacht with a welcoming and thoughtful crew that guides you to the most serene destinations in Tahiti.

The Islands of French Polynesia invite you to discover their own distinct magic. Hop ashore to the enchanted landscapes of Moorea, or explore Raiatea’s lush forests and black pearl farms. Revel at a feast during our Destination Discovery Event complete with fire dancers in Bora Bora. Jump into a beautiful palm-fringed lagoon from the Watersports Platform on the yacht’s stern. Or simply unwind on deck, enjoying paradise and a Mai Tai in hand.

This is how Tahiti was meant to be seen, and with year round Windstar sailings, you can visit anytime.

"Windstar offers a distinctly different cruise experience in Tahiti."

• 7, 10, or 11-night boutique cruise through the Islands of Tahiti
• Round trip airfare from Los Angeles (LAX) to Papeete (PPT) on Air Tahiti Nui
• Pre- and post-cruise accommodation at the Intercontinental Tahiti Resort & Spa
• Arrival and departure transfers between airport, hotel, and yacht
• Island feast and Bora Bora celebration festival with fire dancers
• All dining on board, including complimentary room service
• Signature Onboard Barbecue and Signature Beach Party
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Dreams of Tahiti

7 days: papeete to papeete.

See the best of Tahiti in seven days. Embark on drift snorkeling excursions among coral gardens in Tahaa. Explore the majestic palm-fringed Three Coconut Trail in Moorea. And indulge in Bora Bora’s kaleidoscope of colored seas and stunning white-sand beaches.

Complimentary Private Event - Bora Bora: Private Island Celebration

Your private island celebration on the beach promises to be an extraordinary event with a menu carefully selected by Windstar’s executive chef and Polynesian fire dancers displaying their artistry and local traditions.

7 Day Itinerary

• Day 1 Papeete
• Day 2 Moorea
• Day 3 Tahaa
• Days 3–4 Raiatea (Overnight)
• Days 5­­–6 Bora Bora (Overnight)
• Day 7 Huahine
• Day 8 Papeete

Tahiti & the Tuamotu Islands

10 or 11 days: papeete to papeete.

Enjoy sunny Fakarava, one of earth’s most beautiful places that’s been named a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Discover rare species of nesting birds and marine life living in harmony and immerse yourself in Tahiti’s authentic experiences.

10 Day Itinerary

• Day 1 Papeete, Society Islands
• Day 2 At Sea
• Day 3 Fakarava Biosphere Reserve
• Day 4 Rangiroa, Tuamotu Islands
• Day 5 At Sea
• Day 6 Tahaa, Society Islands
• Day 7 Huahine, Society Islands
• Days 8 - 9 Bora Bora, Society Islands (overnight)
• Day 10 Moorea, Society Islands
• Day 11 Papeete, Society Islands
• 11-day itinerary also visits Raiatea.

Complete guide to sailing from Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia

Admit it. You've dreamed of jetting off to Tahiti to trade in everyday life for a luxury cruise around French Polynesia. You've dreamed of visiting Bora Bora, the home of the overwater bungalow, and you've heard tales of the wonderful food trucks in and around Papeete that serve incredible local delicacies. You want to go pearl shopping in Taha'a and climb Belvedere Lookoutin Moorea. A variety of cruise lines can help you achieve all of those dreams from the Tahiti cruise terminal.

Being the only international commercial port in French Polynesia, Port Autonome de Papeete on Tahiti accommodates a wide range of vessels, from cruise ships to cargo freighters to luxury yachts. It's also the largest cruise port in the French overseas territory and serves about 2 million cruisers annually (pre-pandemic).

In addition to multi-night cruises, Papeete port is also the embarkation point for regular ferries to Moorea and Bora Bora.

Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the region is welcoming international visitors. Here's everything you need to know about French Polynesia's reopening .

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Port Autonome de Papeete BP 9164 Motu Uta Papeete, Tahiti 98714 French Polynesia

Tip: If you're traveling to Papeete from the United States, you'll fly from Los Angeles, San Francisco or Honolulu. The mainland's flight duration is about eight hours, while it's about a six-hour trip from Hawaii. Those are long-haul flights and -- especially if you started from the East Coast -- you'll be tired when you land. Be sure to arrive a few days before your cruise embarks so you can enjoy a hotel and get over your jet lag .

Who sails from Papeete?

Two cruise ships -- Paul Gauguin Cruises Paul Gauguin and Winstar Cruises' four-masted luxury motor-sail-yacht Wind Spirit -- homeport out of Papeete. Typically, these ships offer seven-night or longer itineraries to neighboring islands in French Polynesia and beyond.

Paul Gauguin Cruises (owned by Ponant) specializes in French Polynesia cruises. It's all the line offers. Its voyages explore the Society and Cook islands as well as the Marquesas and Tuamotus. The 332-passenger Paul Gauguin also sails to Fiji and Tonga and sometimes calls on Melanesia and Indonesia's ports.

The seven-night Tahiti and Society Islands itinerary sails round-trip out of Papeete and calls on Huahine, Taha'a and the private Motu Mahana as well as overnights in Bora Bora, Moorea and Papeete.

Windstar's Wind Spirit is the epitome of small-ship cruising, with just 148 passengers per sailing. Its most popular French Poly itinerary is its seven-night round-trip cruise out of Tahiti that calls on Moorea, an overnight in Raiatea, Taha'a and the private Motu Mahana, an overnight in Bora Bora and a day in Huahine.

In 2022, Windstar's Star Breeze yacht will also sail more than a dozen seven-, 10-, 11- and 18-night voyages from Papeete.

Aranui 5, a mixed cargo (passenger/freight) ship, also homeports in Tahiti and takes passengers from Papeete to the Marquesas archipelago, Tuamotu Islands and Bora Bora in the Society Islands.

Ferries are also available at the Tahiti cruise port and they regularly carry passengers to neighboring Moorea and Bora Bora.

Despite the few ships that homeport here, Papeete can get busy, as it is a port of call for ships of many cruise lines. In 2022, for example, the following lines plan to call on Tahiti: Carnival, Cunard, Holland America, MSC Cruises, Oceania Cruises, Princess, Royal Caribbean Seabourn and Silversea.

Related: Finding award availability to Tahiti

Nearest airport

Faa'a international airport (ppt).

The Port Autonome de Papeete lies roughly 3 miles east (about 15 to 20 minutes) of the Tahiti-Faa'a International Airport (PPT), which is the only international airport in French Polynesia.

Five airlines fly out of U.S. airports, including:

• Air France from Los Angeles (LAX) -- Book with cash or Flying Blue miles or miles from any SkyTeam partner.
• Air Tahiti Nui from Los Angeles (LAX) -- Book with cash or American Airlines AAdvantage miles.
• French Bee from San Francisco (SFO) -- Book with cash.
• Hawaiian Airlines from Honolulu (HNL) -- Book with cash or Hawaiian Airlines or American AAdvantage miles.
• United from San Francisco (SFO) -- Book with cash or United MileagePlus miles or miles from any Star Alliance partner.

Air Tahiti Nui, Air France and French Bee also fly out of Vancouver (YVR), Canada.

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Cruise line transfers

As Paul Gauguin cruises are all-inclusive, prices already include a flight from LAX to Tahiti on Air Tahiti Nui round-trip airport/pier transfers. (Note: If you prefer to book your own flights, ask for the cruise-only fare.)

If you booked your cruise with Windstar Cruises, ask about buying transportation from the airport or hotel to the port unless you booked your pre-cruise hotel through Windstar Easy Stays, which takes care of your transfers to and from the ship terminal.

If you're sailing on Aranui 5, you can arrange to get to the port via taxi.

Hotel shuttles

Paul Gauguin's Extend Your Trip program includes a pre-/post-cruise hotel stay as well as transfers from the airport to the hotel and from the hotel to the cruise port. Aside from that and Windstar's Easy Stays program, you're hard-pressed to find hotels offering shuttle service to the pier unless you're willing to pay for private or group transfers.

Car rentals

If you like to explore on your own, you can rent a car, SUV or scooter on Tahiti from a local agency like Ecocar Ecoscoot Tahiti Aeroport .

Daily rental rate starts from around $40 for an "economic" car, such as the Fiat Panda, which seats four people. Rate includes insurance, unlimited mileage, an infant or child seat and even free delivery during limited hours (subject to availability).

Independent van and car services

It's also possible to book a private car or van for your transportation needs on Tahiti. Marama Transports Touristiques is a good choice since its vehicles can accommodate groups of eight or more. Its fleet consists of Hyundai and Mercedes minivans, Porsche SUVs, Land Rover 4WD vehicles, Mazda 4x4s and Chrysler 300 sedans.

Taxi and ride-hailing services

If you're not traveling by rental car or van in Papeete, your best alternative would be a taxi; ride-hailing services aren't available here yet. What's good about taxis in Tahiti, and even in neighboring Moorea, is that the rates are regulated (warning: PDF link) by the government, so you'll know what the trip should cost before you even get into the taxi.

Taxis charge a minimum of 1,000 XPF (about $10) any time of day. The per kilometer price during the day (6 a.m. to 8 p.m.) is 130 XPF (about $1.50); at night (8 p.m. to 6 a.m.), it's 230 XPF (around $2.50).

Additional charges may apply for luggage, uphill rides and long waiting times.

Public transportation

Tahiti has a bus service called "Le truck." It operates on a regular schedule on a route that mainly follows the coastline. Buses operate from Mondays to Saturdays only, so if you arrive on a Sunday or during public holidays, you'll have to arrange alternate transport in advance.

With a mostly local clientele, the buses only take CFP francs, so make sure to have enough cash to pay for your fare beforehand.

Where to stay

With Tahiti's interior being a mountainous paradise, tourists should seek accommodations along the coastline. You'll find hotels from Mahina to Pa'ae, but most congregate in and around Papeete's downtown area, which is conveniently near the cruise port.

One hotel, the InterContinental Resort Tahiti, even offers airport views for you AvGeeks !

Note that many Tahiti hotels are bookable via cash or Ultimate Rewards points via the Chase travel portal .

Inexpensive hotel near the port

Tahiti Airport Motel (98702 Faa'a): From about $105–$135 per night (about 5 miles from the port).

Full-service hotels

InterContinental Resort Tahiti (B.P 6014, 98702 Tahiti): From 50,000 IHG Rewards Club points , though we do not see any availability in 2021. When award bookings are open, use your IHG points or transfer your Chase Ultimate Rewards points to your IHG account.

Manava Suite Resort Tahiti (P.K 10.5 Côté Mer 98703 Puna'auia): From about $235 per night.

Le Tahiti by Pearl Resorts (Lafayette Beach PK 7, 98701 Arue): From about $290 per night.

Sofitel Tahiti la Ora Beach Resort (Tamanu P.O. Box 380595, 98718 Punaauia): This hotel is temporarily closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. From about 10,000 Accor Live Limitless points .

Related: Dreaming of French Polynesia: How I'm booking Tahiti (again) on points and miles

Where to shop near the port

The cruise port in Motu Uta doesn't have any shops on its premises, so you'll have to visit nearby establishments. Fortunately, there are many shops close by.

Marche de Papeete (Papeete Market)

Just a stone's throw away from the waterfront stands Marche de Papeete (BP4588, Papeete), the local public market that has been selling an assortment of local Tahitian products and produce for more than 150 years. Also serving as a cultural center of sorts, the Papeete Market provides an inside look into the Polynesian islands within its two levels.

On the ground floor, vendors sell fresh fruits, local vegetables and flowers, handcrafted items and more. Be on the lookout for vanilla beans, black pearls and monoi products (soaps, shampoos, creams and oils), which are made from a mixture of gardenia tahitensis and Nucifera coconut oils. If you arrive around 4 p.m., you should spot some colorful fish being brought in from fishing boats.

The second floor is reserved for artisans selling tifaifai wall hangings or quilts, pareos, carvings, embroidered items and other handicrafts. There are also vendors hawking their products, such as leis and Tiare Tahiti flower crowns, outside the market.

If you're feeling hungry, an on-site cafeteria serves local dishes. Early Sunday mornings are a great time to grab breakfast here. That could include some coconut-flavored donuts called firi firi , pua'a roti (roasted pork) and chao pao , which are stuffed steamed buns.

The Papeete Market is open from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily and until 9 a.m. on Sundays, which can get a bit busy as Tahitian families drop by the market to shop ingredients for their Sunday feast.

Vaima Shopping Center

Vaima Shopping Center on Avenue du Marechal Foch, about 2 miles away, is a Tahitian mall where you can find various goods (including pearls) and services at reasonable prices. (You can see the mall from the cruise terminal and it's about a 30-minute walk.) The mall also features Le Kiosk Tahiti (Papeete 98714), which sells atlases, stamps, tourist maps and souvenir cards.

A little further away but still within a 10-minute drive is Champion at Rue du General de Gaulle , behind the Temple Protestant de Paofai. The Champion Supermarket sells fresh pastries if you're feeling peckish, as well as spices and other products; plus, it has longer operating hours -- until 7:30 p.m. Also, there are three Carrefour supermarkets in Tahiti: Carrefour Arue, Carrefour Faa'a - Pacific Plaza and Oasis Carrefour Arue.

Where to Tahitian buy pearls

If you're on the hunt for pearls, try Tahia Exquisite Pearls at Boulevard de la Reine Pomare IV (about 1.5 miles from the cruise port). The store features jewelry adorned with Tahitian pearls, 18-karat gold and pave diamonds. The Tahiti Pearl Market (Rue Colette, BP3396 PPT, Papeete), about 1.5 miles from the port, is another good spot to find some pearls. The family-owned establishment allows you to pick your pearls and the design you want, with the final product available within a few hours.

Nearby drugstores

For any drugstore-related purchases, you can head to Pharmacie du port (1 Rue Paul Gauguin), Pharmacie Prince Hinoi Papeete (Avenue Prince Hinoi Papeete) and Pharmacie Fariipiti (Papeete 98714). All are within 2 miles of the port.

Where to eat

Tahiti's cuisine highlights the fresh seafood and produce that are abundant on the island. Fish, such as mahi mahi, tuna and grouper, are mainstays in restaurant menus. In addition, Tahitian cuisine also features French and Asian influences.

One of Tahiti's top restaurants is Le Lotus at the InterContinental Tahiti Resort, 6 miles from the cruise port. Set in an over-the-water building, Le Lotus serves French and Polynesian cuisine, featuring freshly caught seafood (catch of the day), meat dishes and a selection of French wines. The romantic ambiance, one filled with candlelight, live piano music and spectacular sunset views, is perfect for a night out -- especially if you've got something to celebrate.

Another restaurant that combines good food with an amazing sunset view is O Belvedere . From its perch some 2,000 feet above Papeete, take in the city's sunset views below and even Moorea beyond. The restaurant has a treehouse ambiance, with its outdoor terrace even built around a tree trunk. A "must-order" is the house specialty: fondue Bourguignonne served with six sauces. With its location in Pira'e about 4 miles from the port, it's nice that the restaurant provides round-trip transportation from hotels and back, or to the airport if you have a flight to catch.

You don't need to go far to eat good food, though. Come evening, head to Place Vai'ete (369 Boulevard de la Reine Pomare IV), a portside plaza about 2 miles from the port, to take part in perhaps the most popular ritual of Papeete: roulettes or food trucks . At 6 p.m., colorful food trucks start rolling in and, within a few minutes, vendors start whipping up big portions of dishes from fresh ingredients for the crowds, locals and tourists alike, which have started to gather.

You'll find all sorts of food here at affordable prices, from fresh Polynesian fish dishes to French classics, as well as pizza and burgers, Thai curries and Chinese stir-fries, such as "chao mein." Must-tries include the poisson cru , a Tahitian specialty of fresh raw fish with coconut milk and cold vegetables similar to poke or ceviche; brochettes or kebabs; and steak frites and poulet frites—charbroiled steak and chicken, respectively— with french fries. If you're not here for a meal, grab a crepe or waffle and enjoy the sunset.

To order, simply go up to the truck and once your food is ready, take it to one of the plastic tables. Don't forget to bring cash (the local currency is Pacific Francs), as the roulettes don't accept credit cards.

Related: Eating your way through Tahiti's famed food trucks

Sights to see

While a known honeymoon destination, Tahiti's sights and attractions also welcome the entire family. Cruise passengers passing through the island have plenty of options, from shopping and dining to sightseeing and outdoor activities. Here's what we recommend.

Point Venus (lighthouse and beach)

Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in Tahiti, Point Venus wasn't named after the Roman goddess but after a historic event that transpired in 1769, when Captain James Cook and the rest of the crew of Bounty observed the transit of the planet Venus — a once-in-a-century happening — from the site.

However, the lighthouse, Phare de la Pointe Venus, wasn't built until about a hundred years later and remains to be Tahiti's sole lighthouse. It stands several feet away from Pointe Venus Beach, whose black sand is a popular setting for picnics. If you'd like to have a memento of your visit, take a look at the on-site souvenir shop, and grab a bite to eat at the snack bar if you're feeling peckish. Point Venus is at the northernmost part of the island, more than 8 miles from the cruise port.

Faarumai Waterfall

A hiking and sightseeing trip in one, the journey to Faarumai Waterfall takes you through the village of Tiare on Tahiti's north coast. Roughly 15 miles from the cruise port, Faarumai Waterfall actually consists of three cascades (Faarumai Waterfall is also known as The Three Cascades).

To see the first one, Vaimahutu, you'll have to hike through a mape (a type of chestnut) forest for about 325 feet. The second and third falls, Haamarere It and Haamarere Rahi, respectively, are almost side by side and can be accessed after a 20-minute walk. Parking and admission are free. However, swimming is prohibited so just enjoy the view. Don't forget to bring insect repellent to avoid stinging mosquito bites.

There are many lovely gardens to explore when on the island, including:

Water Gardens Vaipahi

Perhaps the best place to enjoy the island's tropical flora is at the Water Gardens of Vaipahi (Teva I Uta), along the southern coast of Mataiea, roughly 30 miles from the cruise port. The garden features more than 75 tropical plant species, including exotic flowers, from around the world, as well as winding streams, springs, pools, waterfalls and a lily pad. The plants are marked with signs in both English and French.

This tranquil place is also sacred to Tahiti's Great Teva clan, who believe their deceased souls must be purified by the waters of Vaipahi. The well-maintained and quiet environment is a good place to meditate or simply relax amid nature. A walk along one of its three paths, ranging from a 1.2 mile/one-hour walk to a 3.1 mile/two-hour walk, will be invigorating. Admission is free and there is parking available on site.

Paofai Gardens

If you'd rather stay close to Papeete and the cruise port, head out to Paofai Gardens instead. It's by the boulevard, so there will still be traffic noises, but it's a peaceful enough place for a stroll along the waterfront. There are paved walking paths, and the area features planter boxes with some blooms and several trees. Along the shore, you might find some pirogues (outrigger canoes), and if you're timing is right, i.e., afternoons and Sunday mornings, you might catch local teams practicing racing on them.

There are also some very interesting museums on Tahiti.

Museum of Tahiti and The Islands

If you want to learn more about Tahiti and French Polynesia, in general, the Museum of Tahiti and Her Islands (Musee de Tahiti et des Iles) in Puna'auia is a good place to do so. Here, concise and easy-to-understand exhibits explore Tahiti's geography and natural history, its pre-European culture, the effects of colonization and its natural wonders. There are displays in English, too. Must-sees include its collection of ritual items, canoes, tattooing equipment and statues of wood or stone depicting various divinities called tiki.

After you visit the museum, step outside to observe surfers on the water or Moorea beyond. Or, peruse the gift shop, which other visitors said was excellent.

Robert Wan Pearl Museum

Pearl pioneer Robert Wan's Pearl Museum (56 Avenue du Commandant Destremau, Papeete 98713) isn't only a place to learn about pearls. Here, you can buy them too.

The museum features myriad treasures, such as a copy of the rosary beads with 57 pearls that were presented to Pope John Paul II in 1987 and Charles II of France's pearl-encrusted prayer book. Meanwhile, the retail section offers jewelry, single pearls and, of course, Tahitian black pearls of the highest quality and original designs. It also sells skin products with extracts of nacre, the mother-of-pearl shell. The museum provides free tours for groups of two or more. Let them know of your visit at least five days in advance.

Related: 3 stunning islands in French Polynesia that will make you forget about Bora Bora

Bottom line

With a paradise island setting, Tahiti is the perfect place to relax and unwind, albeit for just a little bit. Cruisers who stopover here may want to stay closer to Papeete due to time constraints, but those who'd like to extend their stay will have the rest of the island to explore. And, for the uninitiated, Tahiti is a great place to learn more about Polynesian culture.

POLYNESIA CRUISE: THE ARANUI EXPERIENCE

Polynesia cruise aboard Aranui

The Aranui 5 is a dual-purpose passenger/freighter ship that sails from Tahiti to the Marquesas, Tuamotu and Society Islands in French Polynesia on a 12 day all-inclusive cruise . Designed to offer all of the comforts of a cruise liner , while operating as a supply ship, Aranui 5 is classified as a small vessel , accommodating approximately 230 passengers in 103 cabins.

ITINERARIES OF OUR POLYNESIA CRUISES

For the past 40 years , the Aranui, with its Polynesian staff and crew, has been introducing the mystical islands of the Marquesas to the outside world. We are always received with a warm welcome by the inhabitants of these  remote islands  , as the ship represents a vital link to the outside world. At the  six inhabited islands of the Marquesas , the Aranui unloads goods destined for the Marquesans and returns to Papeete laden with a cargo of copra, lemons, fish and barrels of “Noni”. Meanwhile passengers disembark to explore the islands and experience the richness of the Marquesas from the people and the history to the culture and breathtaking scenery.

In addition to its traditional itinerary to the Marquesas Islands, Aranui Cruises offers exceptional cruises to every island group in French Polynesia including the Austral , Gambier , Society and Tuamotu Islands , as well as neighbouring Pitcairn and Cook Islands . These unique itineraries  feature some of the most remote and rarely visited places in the world.  Step out of the ordinary and head off-the-beaten path  and be prepared to be amazed by the wonders of French Polynesia.

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Officially known as French Polynesia, honeymooners, romantics and adventurers alike are drawn to the Islands of Tahiti. Located in the South Pacific Ocean, French Polynesia consists of 118 islands stretching across more than 1,000 miles of ocean. The islands were formed by volcanic activity that gave rise to lush green, majestic mountains surrounded by coral reefs and clear turquoise water – ideal for snorkeling, diving, paddleboarding or parasailing. Some of the most popular islands for visitors are in the archipelago of the Society Islands and include Tahiti, Moorea, Bora Bora, Huahine, Taha'a and Tetiaroa. Also popular are Tikehau and Rangiroa located in the Tuamotus.

Papeete, located on Tahiti Island, is the capital city. Fa'a'a International Airport is only eight hours from Los Angeles by daily nonstop flights. It's also on the same side of the International Date Line as California. Overwater bungalows are popular resort accommodations and rejuvenating spa treatments are coveted activities. Experience the warmth of the Polynesian people and explore island culture through their music and dance. Stroll on the coral sand beaches or relax in a hammock. Visit the art galleries, shops and markets for jewelry, crafts, sarongs, monoi oil, and more and don't forget to return home with a Tahitian Black Pearl or two. With temperate weather, the Islands of Tahiti are truly a paradise where you will be "Embraced by Mana" – a life force and spirit that surrounds and connects all living things.

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Featured cruise deals, cruising guide, why take a cruise vacation.

If you have a place on your bucket list, chances are, a cruise will get you there – provided the destination is along a coastline or inland waterway. Cruises cover the world, taking millions of passengers each year to regions such as the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Alaska, Europe, the Mediterranean and even Antarctica. Cruising offers a tremendous value, with trips that include your lodging, meals and entertainment – all rolled into one. Some luxury cruise lines even offer fully inclusive vacations, which cover drinks and tours ashore. And best of all, cruising means seeing the world conveniently after unpacking only once.

Cruises also provide a wonderful option for families, with many ships offering things like waterslides, mini-golf courses and fun clubs for kids, tweens and teens. While most are free, nursery programs can cost extra. Planning is easy: Pick your destination and the right ship (and line) for your travel style. The cruise line makes it simple, offering packages to help you save on extras like alcohol, shore tours or even airfare.

Travelers say they choose to cruise because cruising often costs less per night when compared with land vacations at a hotel, where they'll have to book -- and pay for -- every extra.

What are Tips for Finding Cheap Cruises?

If you're a flexible traveler, you'll have a better chance of finding cheap cruises. Take a cruise that doesn't sail over the summer or holidays, when prices are highest. Book an inside cabin, or take your chances with a "guarantee cabin," ideal for passengers who aren't picky about their stateroom location but really want the lowest price available. Book cabins on lower decks, which often come with lower prices than those rooms on higher floors – that is staterooms over suites.

Cruise brands such as Carnival Cruise Line, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International offer rates that might drop as low as $75 per person per night -- and sometimes even lower.

If you want a real bargain, consider a transatlantic or repositioning cruise. These cruises are one-way or open-jaw trips, that start in one port and finish at another. You can score a deal sailing from Florida to Europe, for example, or even from New York to Florida. Just be aware, you'll probably have to pay a bit more for airfare to return.

What are Tips to Finding Last-Minute Cruise Deals?

While being flexible date wise will always get you the best last-minute cruise deals, it's particularly helpful if you live near a cruise port and can quickly drive there. That way you'll probably be able to jump on those deals that might pop up just a week or two before the ship is scheduled to sail.

Or if you don't have flexibility with either departure dates or embarkation locations, be willing to compromise on exact destinations. This will allow you to find a wider range of last-minute deals traveling to locations in their off-season or so-called shoulder season.

Do plenty of research and know what your ideal cruise is and costs on average, so both are already on your radar. When you see it drop, pounce! (Many cruise lines update pricing several times per day, so preparation is crucial.)

Best cruises in 2024

There's truly a cruise style and ship for everyone, and that has never been more the case than in 2024, as vessels continue to come in an array of sizes – from riverboats and expedition vessels to the largest-ever mega ships. And it's not an exaggeration to say some are loaded with so many activities that you couldn't possibly enjoy them all in a single sailing.

Families will find plenty of options and activities onboard big ships, which have transformed cruising, making the vessels as exciting as the destinations themselves. The Caribbean is always a great option for families, offering lots of sunshine, great beaches and culture. Alaska, famous for its incredible vistas and abundant wildlife, is also a solid family cruise option. Consider cruise brands such as Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, MSC Cruises and even Celebrity Cruises and Holland America Line for a great multi-generational voyage.

Or on the smaller side, by comparison, river cruising remains a hot ticket item this year, with exciting routes that send eager guests down the Danube or Rhine rivers in Europe or to lesser-frequented locations, like the Mekong River in Cambodia or Vietnam, or soon the Magdalena River in Colombia. Popular river cruises embark in timeless cities like Amsterdam, Budapest and Lisbon. River cruise lines to consider encompass Viking, AmaWaterways, Avalon Waterways, Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours, Emerald Cruises, Tauck, Uniworld Boutique River Cruises and Riverside Luxury Cruises, as well as American Cruise Lines for a domestic alternative.

If you're an adventurer at heart, an expedition cruise might be best for you. These voyages, often onboard small ships (only a few hundred passengers tops), offer an intimate experience that brings passengers right up next to glaciers, whales, penguins and iguanas. Ships visit tiny spots all over the world – from pole to pole – including the Arctic, Alaska, Australia, Greenland, the Galapagos and, of course, Antarctica. Passengers will spend their time zodiacing, kayaking, hiking, biking and exploring with expert guides and knowledgeable naturalists. Expedition travelers love cruise lines such as Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic, UnCruise Adventures, Silversea, HX (formerly Hurtigruten Expeditions), Ponant and Quark Expeditions, as well as an ever-expanding list that now even extends to Seabourn and Viking.

But for the most decadent form of travel, luxury cruises offer all-inclusive experiences onboard small to median-sized ships (usually under a thousand passengers) with perks like butlers, high-end amenities and personalized, intuitive service, not to mention the finest dining at sea. Ships often feature luxury touches like marble and crystal decor, intimate spaces and beautiful spas. Because luxury ships tend to be on the smaller size, they can often reach off-the-beaten-path destinations bigger ships simply cannot access -- ports like St. Tropez or Guadeloupe. If you're looking for a luxury cruise, consider Crystal, Seabourn, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Silversea, Explora Journeys, Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours, The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection and upcoming Four Seasons Yachts.

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14 Unique Cruises You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

Posted: January 27, 2024 | Last updated: January 27, 2024

Whether you’re a diehard cruise lover or a casual tourist looking to step up your travel game , cruise ships offer a wonderful way to see the sights in multiple locations.

There are plenty of recognizable cruise ships that specialize in specific experiences or themes. However, these lesser-known cruise ship lines may offer a unique experience for those seeking something a little different.

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Sea Cloud Cruises

Mainstream cruise ships are often huge and fully modernized. At Sea Cloud Cruises, they focus on a smaller, more intimate sailing experience.

The private yachts primarily use hand-set wind sails to guide the ship. In fact, the routes periodically change to adapt to the weather. The yachts also dock at smaller ports, creating a more unique and personalized travel experience.

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Emerald Cruises

With Emerald Cruises, you can enjoy a river cruise through Europe and Southeast Asia.

Some river routes include the Danube, Rhine, Douro, and Mekong. The company also offers yacht cruises on the Mediterranean, Adriatic, and Red Sea. You can also cruise through the Caribbean and Central America.

Emerald Cruises is also committed to sustainability, sourcing local ingredients at port and avoiding single-use plastic entirely.

Alaskan Dream Cruises – Kruzof Explorer

For a much smaller, more intimate cruising experience, book a stay on the Kruzof Explorer from Alaskan Dream Cruises. This former Bering Sea crab fishing boat only hosts 12 passengers in luxurious, cozy rooms.

Another perk of the Kruzof is the boat’s ability to get to remote, hard-to-access waters. There are also speed boats, kayaks, and adventuring gear on board for further exploration.

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For a more culture-forward cruise experience, take a trip on a Viking river or ocean cruise.

The cruise line docks in smaller towns like Marksburg Castle in Germany or Porto in Portugal. You can also travel along the Seine River in France or the Nile River in Egypt.

The vessels are designed in a modern yet comfy Scandinavian style.

Ocean Endeavour

If you’re seeking a true adventure, book a trip on the Ocean Endeavour, which takes guests on a tour of Antarctica.

With limited off-board options, the on-board amenities are vast, including saunas, spas, a pair of restaurants, and more. The experience is also intimate, with the passenger headcount capped at 199.

UnCruise Adventures

Another cruise line tailored to adventure seekers is UnCruise Adventures. This Alaska-based company has several vessels of varying sizes, and destinations that include Hawaii, California, the Galapagos, and Machu Picchu.

The smallest cruise ship hosts 22 guests in 11 cabins, and the largest can hold up to 86 in 43 cabins.

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Maple Leaf Adventures – Swell

History lovers will enjoy a cruise on the Swell, a 1912 tugboat built in Canada that has been converted into a commercial cruise ship.

The vessel is small, with six cabins and a maximum of 12 guests per voyage. Other amenities include a hot tub, three salons and lounging areas, and kayaks for further exploration.

Paul Gauguin Cruises – The Gauguin

Experience the South Pacific on an intimate vessel with Paul Gauguin Cruises. The Gauguin holds 330 guests and has three restaurants and a spa on board.

Destinations include Tahiti, the Society Islands, Fiji, Tonga, the Cook Islands, and more, many of which are explored together on one voyage. The ship can sail to a total of five islands within a week.

Quark Expeditions – 50 Years of Victory

Quark Expeditions offers another adventurous cruise ship option: 50 Years of Victory.

This nuclear-powered vessel features a spoon-shaped bow and stainless steel skirt that makes it able to break through ice as thick as 9.2 feet.

When not exploring polar waters, guests can take helicopter excursions, hit the gym, swim laps in the pool, warm up in the sauna, and more.

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American Cruise Lines

While most cruise ships explore oceans and rivers abroad, American Cruise Lines sets forth on river expeditions in America.

Specific rivers include the Mississippi River and the Columbia and Snake Rivers. Cruises also visit New England, Alaska, Puget Sound, and more.

The riverboats range in capacity from 90 to 180 guests, with each vessel featuring onboard entertainment and education, fine dining, and more.

Aranui Cruises – Aranui 5

Aranui is a Polynesian-focused cruise line that includes the Aranui 5. The vessel carries passengers around for a 12-day, immersive getaway. At the same time, it is also a supply ship that delivers to small, remote civilizations in French Polynesia.

The ship hosts up to 230 passengers and provides a culturally enriching, comfortable, all-inclusive experience.

Aqua Expeditions

Aqua Expeditions vessels offer river and ocean cruises in destinations such as the Mekong River in Cambodia and Vietnam, the Amazon River in Peru, Komodo Island, the Raja Ampat and Spice Islands in Indonesia, and the Galapagos Islands.

The small cruises focus on culturally engaging experiences, emphasizing exploring nature and local wildlife.

Relais & Châteaux – Ecoventura

Adventurous travelers get to explore the Galapagos Islands aboard the Relais & Châteaux Ecoventura.

This experience also focuses on wildlife and nature, with activities that include snorkeling with sea lions. You might also spot dolphins, green sea turtles, and giant tortoises.

Seeing rare Galapagos birds is another enriching opportunity for passengers of the Ecoventura.

Sailing4Adventure – Skull & Crossbones

For a truly special sailing experience, take a trip aboard the Skull & Crossbones. Expeditions are four days long and recreate the experience of being a pirate sailing on the Baltic Sea in one of two ships.

Passengers are also referred to as players, as they will spend the expedition in character as a true pirate, complete with mock combat between the ships.

Bottom line

These cruise ships offer unique experiences — from exploring remote islands to experiencing the Antarctic.

So, if you have a credit card that helps you earn travel rewards , see if you have accumulated enough points or other perks to enjoy one of these cruises today.

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