13 nights · 1. April - 14. April 2027 · Papeete (Tahiti) → Lautoka
A thirteen-night expedition aboard Silver Cloud links French Polynesia with Fiji and traverses island groups that are rarely reached. From Papeete, the western Pacific opens with possible calls in the southern Cook Islands around Rarotonga and Aitutaki, and in the Polynesian Kingdom of Tonga with the Vava'u group and quiet beaches on Eueiki or Uoleva. Via Fiji's Lau Islands with Fulanga and limestone lagoons, the route continues to Lautoka on Viti Levu.
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On the main island of French Polynesia, this lively port town opens onto the lagoon. The Marché de Pape'ete with tiare blooms and vanilla, the harbourside roulottes food stalls and the pearl galleries mark it out as the gateway to the South Seas.
Raiatea was once the religious centre of Polynesia. The Marae Taputapuatea, a 700-year-old temple complex by the water, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2017 and is the most significant archaeological site in the South Seas.
An extinct volcanic cone in the middle of a turquoise lagoon, ringed by a white coral reef - Bora-Bora is globally regarded as the epitome of paradise. The unique underwater world and the stillness of the sheltered lagoon make every visit unforgettable.
As the largest of the Cook Islands in the South Pacific, this volcanic island rises from turquoise waters with the rugged Te Manga (652 m) at its centre. An unbroken coral reef encircles it, creating a calm lagoon, while dense rainforest blankets the mountainous interior with waterfalls and walking trails.
Aitutaki is part of the Cook Islands in the South Pacific and is famed for its turquoise lagoon dotted with small motus. It is considered one of the most beautiful lagoons in the world.
Palmerston Island is a remote coral atoll in the Cook Islands of the South Pacific. Almost all its few residents descend from the Englishman William Marsters, who settled here in the 19th century; a broad lagoon encircles the motu.
Alofi is the capital of Niue, a single uplifted coral island in the South Pacific between Tonga and the Cook Islands. With around 1,700 inhabitants Niue is one of the smallest self-governing nations in the world, with no beaches but countless caves and crystal pools in the limestone.
Euaiki is a tiny private island in the Vava'u group of northern Tonga in the South Pacific. The island is ringed by a shallow coral reef with snorkelling gardens, and in the winter months between July and October humpback whales pass through the nearby Vava'u channels to calve their young.
Former capital of Fiji on the east coast of Ovalau island in the Lomaiviti group. The 19th-century timber colonial town with saloons and Fiji's first churches is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Leleuvia is a tiny coral island in eastern Fiji, set between Ovalau and Viti Levu. White beaches and the surrounding reefs make this low-lying islet a peaceful spot for snorkelling.
Lautoka, the "Sugar City" on Fiji's main island of Viti Levu, is the gateway to the Mamanuca and Yasawa island groups. The nearby Sabeto mud pools with hot springs and the Garden of the Sleeping Giant (orchid collection) are classic Fiji highlights.
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