Specially designed by award winning chefs, such as Jean-Pierre Vigato, who is Chef Proprietaire at the Michelin-starred Restaurant Apicius in Paris, the culinary adventure onboard Paul Gauguin Cruises is truly special.
La Veranda
Enjoy the sight and sound of the ocean as you dine al fresco for a destination inspired buffet menu or enjoy wraparound views from inside. For the evening, make a reservation for a charming night of gourmet cuisine.
L’Etoile
An elegantly decorated room with fine décor, quality table liners and delicate china, visit L’Etoile for perfect wine to pair with your expertly prepared meal.
Le Grill
If you’re after a more casual vibe, Le Grill is place to go, located conveniently by the pool. Ranging from fresh tropical fruit, to petit fours, Le Grill has an excellent selection of tempting dishes, morning, lunch & evening.
Costs
All shipboard meals are included, whatever the venue. Complimentary drinks include select wines and spirits, beers, soft drinks, hot beverages and bottled water. Room service is also complimentary, plus an in-room refrigerator whereby soft drinks, beer and bottled water is replenished daily.
Gratuities
Onboard gratuities for room stewards, bar and dining staff are included in the cruise fare.
Dress Code
Appropriate dress for all evenings is elegant resort wear or County Club Casual. County Club Casual, for women, comprises of a dress, skirt or casual trousers with a blouse or jumper or for gentleman, casual trousers and collared shirts. Gentleman need not wear a tie at any time, however may wish to wear a jacket at the Captain’s Welcome Reception. Casual attire such as t-shirts, casual jeans (e.g. ripped), shorts, caps, flip-flops and Crocs are not appropriate after 6pm. Shirts and shoes must be worn in all public areas onboard except the pool at all times and swimsuits and dressing gowns are not acceptable in restaurants and lounges. On Tahitian Night, women may wish to wear ‘pareos’ which are wraparound skirts that can be found at port or onboard & men are encouraged to wear Polynesian shirts. This night occurs one time during the course of the cruise.
Specially designed by award winning chefs, such as Jean-Pierre Vigato, who is Chef Proprietaire at the Michelin-starred Restaurant Apicius in Paris, the culinary adventure onboard Paul Gauguin Cruises is truly special.
La Veranda
Enjoy the sight and sound of the ocean as you dine al fresco for a destination inspired buffet menu or enjoy wraparound views from inside. For the evening, make a reservation for a charming night of gourmet cuisine.
L’Etoile
An elegantly decorated room with fine décor, quality table liners and delicate china, visit L’Etoile for perfect wine to pair with your expertly prepared meal.
Le Grill
If you’re after a more casual vibe, Le Grill is place to go, located conveniently by the pool. Ranging from fresh tropical fruit, to petit fours, Le Grill has an excellent selection of tempting dishes, morning, lunch & evening.
Costs
All shipboard meals are included, whatever the venue. Complimentary drinks include select wines and spirits, beers, soft drinks, hot beverages and bottled water. Room service is also complimentary, plus an in-room refrigerator whereby soft drinks, beer and bottled water is replenished daily.
Gratuities
Onboard gratuities for room stewards, bar and dining staff are included in the cruise fare.
Dress Code
Appropriate dress for all evenings is elegant resort wear or County Club Casual. County Club Casual, for women, comprises of a dress, skirt or casual trousers with a blouse or jumper or for gentleman, casual trousers and collared shirts. Gentleman need not wear a tie at any time, however may wish to wear a jacket at the Captain’s Welcome Reception. Casual attire such as t-shirts, casual jeans (e.g. ripped), shorts, caps, flip-flops and Crocs are not appropriate after 6pm. Shirts and shoes must be worn in all public areas onboard except the pool at all times and swimsuits and dressing gowns are not acceptable in restaurants and lounges. On Tahitian Night, women may wish to wear ‘pareos’ which are wraparound skirts that can be found at port or onboard & men are encouraged to wear Polynesian shirts. This night occurs one time during the course of the cruise.
