The following hotel list is preliminary and subject to change. Although we contract our hotels a year in advance, unforeseen situations do occasionally occur. Should it be necessary to change a hotel, one of equal quality and value will be substituted. you’ll receive verified hotel information with your final itinerary. Please note that hotel ratings are based on the Hotel and Travel Index (www.hotelandtravelindex.com), a leading travel industry authority on hotels throughout the world.

Sheraton Fiji Resort

Fiji  

Bright, tropical, and airy, Sheraton Fiji Resort on Denarau Island has it all. Connected to the mainland by a small causeway, the resort is located only 3 minutes from Port Denarau Marina. The low-rise architecture is spectacularly framed by rows of beachside palm trees, allowing gentle sea breezes to flow through the open-plan resort. The Sheraton Fiji Resort was voted onto Condé Nast Traveler’s Gold List in 2004; and, in 2003, named "Australasian Best Golf Resort" in the World Travel Award and Travel + Leisure's 500 world's greatest hotels.

Everything you could want to make your stay amazing — from 17 restaurants and bars to an 18-hole golf course and a private beach — is here. Plus, the friendly and professional staff are dedicated to anticipating and meeting your every need. A complimentary shuttle provides transfers within the resort complex and Port Denarau Marina. Nadi Town, Castaway Island, Garden of the Sleeping Giant, and Vuda Point Marina are also nearby.

Sheraton Fiji Resort's generously sized rooms are surrounded by tropical gardens. Private balconies offer views over the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean. Each ocean-front room features A/C, TV, and more.

Sofitel Tahiti Maeva Beach Resort

Tahiti, French Polynesia  

The Superior First-Class Sofitel Tahiti Maeva Beach Resort is located on the west coast of Tahiti, on a charming beach surrounded by tropical gardens. The resort, recently renovated, features 216 stylish, light filled rooms, each with a private balcony and many with spectacular views over the mountains or across the lagoon toward the island of Moorea.

Facilities include two excellent restaurants, a bar, two tennis courts, a golf driving range and a freshwater swimming pool. The rooms include such modern amenities as internet connection (WiFi), plasma TVs with satellite, bathrooms with showers, hair dryers, and air conditioning.

m/s Paul Gauguin

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Sailing on voyages from Tahiti, the 330 passenger, 6-Star m/s Paul Gauguin is an extension of the informal, relaxing environment of Polynesia. With American attention to luxury and comfort and a French flair for casual sophistication, the ship radiates warmth, informality, and openness. No wonder the Condé Nast Traveler selected the m/s Paul Gauguin the "Highest Ranked Small Luxury Cruise Ship" in 2008. Here, the constraints of formal wear, tuxedos, and ties are forgotten and the only dress code is relaxation. Excellent wines from France, California, and other vineyard-dotted domains flow freely at lunch and dinner in three restaurants. There is a specially designed, retractable watersports platform, where guests may conveniently launch a kayak, try windsurfing, or set out for a scuba diving expedition.