7 nights · 11. April - 18. April 2027 · Papeete → Papeete
Seven nights aboard Silver Whisper from Papeete follow the classic Polynesia loop through the Society Islands. Moorea, right off Tahiti, surprises with dramatic mountain silhouettes around Cook's Bay. Taha'a with its traditional vanilla cultivation and sacred Raiatea with Marae Taputapuatea share a common lagoon. Huahine reveals a quieter, rural side of Polynesia with the ancient Maeva marae. The highlight is Bora Bora with Mount Otemanu and turquoise lagoon, complemented by a beach day at Motu Tapu.
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The capital of Tahiti on the north-west coast of the main island of French Polynesia is the gateway to the South Seas. It combines a colourful market scene at the Marché de Pape'ete with pearl jewellery boutiques, creole cafés and the harbourside roulottes food stalls. Papeete is the start and end point of almost every Polynesia cruise.
Just 17 kilometres off Tahiti lies Moorea - jagged volcanic peaks, turquoise lagoons and white coral reefs sit closer together here than anywhere else in the South Seas. Cook's Bay (Baie de Cook) and Opunohu Bay are among the finest natural settings in Polynesia.
Motu Taha'a is a small islet off the coast of Taha'a in French Polynesia, known for its turquoise lagoons and white sand beaches. A popular anchorage with views towards nearby Bora Bora.
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.
In French Polynesia's Society Islands lies Huahine as one of the most authentic of the group, an insider tip between Bora Bora and Tahiti. Vanilla plantations, the Maeva archaeological sites with their marae temple platforms and traditional village life shape this quiet, green twin island with a turquoise lagoon.
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.
The capital of Tahiti on the north-west coast of the main island of French Polynesia is the gateway to the South Seas. It combines a colourful market scene at the Marché de Pape'ete with pearl jewellery boutiques, creole cafés and the harbourside roulottes food stalls. Papeete is the start and end point of almost every Polynesia cruise.
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