Ship: Spirit of Oceanus
Itinerary: Adventures in Paradise: Papeete to Lautoka
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Papeete to Lautoka Itinerary
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| Day 1 : | Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia |
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| Day 2 : | Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia |
| Day 3 : | Bora Bora |
| Day 4 : | Maupiti |
| Day 5 : | At Sea |
| Day 6 : | Atiu, Cook Islands |
| Day 7 : | Aitutaki |
| Day 8 : | Rarotonga |
| Day 9 : | Palmerston |
| Day 10 : | At Sea |
| Day 11 : | Niue Island |
| Day 12 : | Cross International Dateline |
| Day 13 : | Vava'u, Tonga |
| Day 14 : | Fulaga, Lau Group, Fiji |
| Day 15 : | Matuku, Laus |
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| Day 17 : | Lautoka |
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| Days | Dates | Deck + Cabin Type | ||||||
| Superior | Majestic | Premium | Classic | Explorer | Grand Titan | Owner | ||
| 17 | Nov 17, 2010 | $7,895 | $8,295 | $8,895 | $9,595 | $10,995 | $12,795 | $18,595 |
| 17 | Nov 16, 2011 | $8,695 | $9,145 | $9,745 | $10,495 | $11,995 | $13,945 | $21,695 |
| Destinations : Bora Bora, Cook Islands, Fiji, South Pacific, Tonga |
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| Savings | Dates | |
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| $400 | Nov 17, 10 |
Children under age 18 are 50% off!
-Single and Triple Cabin Rates available upon request. Single supplement approx. 1.9 times the double occupancy rate.
Adventures in Paradise Warm welcomes, abundant marine life, swaying palms and soft, sandy beaches define this quintessentially South Pacific adventure. You値l visit Bora Bora, and snorkel from a private island. Go on a birding expedition with a naturalist. Visit traditional Polynesian villages on Rarotonga and Fiji. Swim in the caves of Vava置 and watch a fire-walking demonstration in Fiji.
Day 1 : Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia
Arrive in Papeete and check into your included hotel.
Day 2 : Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia
Morning at leisure. Prior to embarkation, enjoy a highlight tour of Papeete en route to the ship.
Day 3 : Bora Bora
Bora Bora
Snorkelers will be entranced by an underwater safari. You値l also have an opportunity to do some shopping in Vaitape. (Zodiac landing or touring)
Day 4 : Maupiti
In the three hours it takes to walk around the island of Maupiti, you値l see endemic bird species, beaches, and ancient marae sites. (Zodiac landing or touring)
Day 5 : At Sea
Day 6 : Atiu, Cook Islands
Conch shell trumpets announce your arrival at this secluded and beautiful island. Birders may choose to seek out the rare Kakeroris (Rarotongan flycatcher). (Zodiac landing or touring)
Day 7 : Aitutaki
Take a motu cruise with local guides and learn about Aitutaki痴 living coral gardens or explore its history with a circle island tour. (Zodiac landing or touring)
Day 8 : Rarotonga
On this lushly vegetated island, we venture forth to visit the Museum of the Cook Islands, and several small communities.
Day 9 : Palmerston
Your local guides will escort you through the small village and show you where the best snorkeling sites are found. (Zodiac landing or touring)
Day 10 : At Sea
Day 11 : Niue Island
Tour Alofi village and explore Niue痴 netherworld of caves. Snorkelers will be amazed by the abundance of fish. (Zodiac landing or touring)
Day 12 : Cross International Dateline
In the blink of an eye, we lose a calendar day today.
Day 13 : Vava'u, Tonga
Visit a village or take a locally guided snorkeling excursion and explore underwater caves. (Zodiac landing or touring)
Day 14 : Fulaga, Lau Group, Fiji
Encounter a traditional village. Fulaga is famous for its fine woodcarvers and large outrigger canoes. (Zodiac landing or touring)
Day 15 : Matuku, Laus
Matuku is noted for its lush rainforests and traditional life. We値l visit a small village and enjoy the local hospitality. (Zodiac landing or touring)
Day 16 : Beqa Island / Suva
Watch in disbelief as Sawau tribesmen walk over hot stones reaching 1200 degrees Fahrenheit at a fire-walking ceremony. (Zodiac landing or touring)
Day 17 : Lautoka
Disembark or continue your journey with the next voyage on December 3, 2010.
Ship Description: Spirit of Oceanus
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Spirit of Oceanus
One of our most spacious and luxurious ocean going vessels. Equipped with stabilizers, the Spirit of Oceanus opens up whole new horizons for our style of up-close, casual small-ship cruising. In Alaska, that means the Gulf of Alaska and the remote vastness of the Aleutian Islands and the Bering Sea.
Our flagship hosts just 120 guests in comfortable outside suites, each with a picture window or porthole. The 15 suites on the Sun and Sports Decks feature private teak balconies, the first in our fleet. Other cabin amenities unique to the Spirit of Oceanus include a walk-in closet or wardrobe, a large marble bathroom, and a lounge area. Each suite also features an in-room safe and satellite telephone access. Other features:
- English-speaking multinational crew
- Elevator access to all passenger decks
- Two Spacious Lounges
- Game room/library
- Satellite phone, email and Internet capability
- All suites welcome you with a fresh fruit bowl, bathrobes, and spa bath amenities
- All suites can be configured as either two twins or a king-size bed, and feature private facilities (sink, shower and toilet)
- Doctor and clinic
- Open dining featuring continental and regional cuisine
- Complete bar service
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Superior (Suites 250, 331) Located on the Oceanus and Main decks, Superior Suites average 215 square feet in size and have three portholes (Main Deck) or picture windows (Oceanus Deck). Twin or king beds. |
Majestic 231 sq. ft with porth(Suites 252-262, 329) These 240 square foot suites are located on the Main Deck and Oceanus Deck. They feature a minimum of 2 portholes and full-length wardrobes. Twin or king beds. Suite 329 on the Oceanus Deck has a picture window. |
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Premium (Cabins 414-428) These suites are located on the Club Deck and feature a walk-in closet and a large picture window opening onto an outside walkway. They average 235 square feet in size. |
Classic (Cabins 330, 332-348) Classic Suites located on the Oceanus Deck feature a picture window right in the hull and have two wardrobes. Classic Suites average 250 square feet. Twin or king beds. |
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Explorer (Cabins 505-512) Explorer Suites on the Bridge Deck feature a sliding glass door leading to a private balcony and a walk-in closet. Explorer Suites are 277 square feet in size. Twin or king beds. |
Grand Titan (Cabins 601-604) These magnificent suites are atop the ship on the Sun Deck. They feature a sliding glass door leading to a private balcony, a spacious wardrobe, and a large picture window. They are 353 square feet in size. Twin or king beds. |
OwnerSpacious living room, large bathroom & whirlpool tub, one king bed, fully stocked complimentary bar, refrigerator, TV/VCR, stereo system and large sliding glass doors leading to a roomy private sun deck. Convertible sleeper sofa for triple accommodations. |
