Includes:
- Free Airport Meet & Greet
- Welcome Package; Shell-leis, Bottle of Water, Wet Towels
- Quick stopover at the supermarket upon request
- Free Baby Seats (request upon booking)
- Free Sim with 500MB Data + Free Calls to all Go Local Fiji offices (request upon booking)
14 Day / 13 Night Marquesan Art Festival Cruise visiting Tuamotu/Marquesas/Bora Bora
Cruise inclusions:
* 3 meals per day
* All planned shore excursions to remote villages, archaeological sites with lecturers on site
* Cultural dance shows
* Hiking
* Picnics
* Meals at local restaurants
* 4x4 sightseeing tours
* A complimentary glass of wine is offered for scheduled onboard lunches and dinners
* Tourist, TDC (Cruise Development Tax) and Port taxes
Rates do not include: Shipboard purchases, liquor, gratuities, travel insurance, transportation between airport locations and the vessel (or vice versa), and other personal items.
Cruise Information:
FOOD
All meals are included in the price of voyage. Meals are served in the Aranui's dining room in an informal setting. There is buffet breakfast. Lunch and dinner menus will vary depending on what fresh ingredients are available. Complimentary wine is provided at both lunch and dinner (1 x glass per person per meal).
For shore excursions, we will provide either a picnic lunch or a delicious meal at a local restaurant.
Please let us know at the time of booking, or no later than three weeks in advance of the sailing date if you need a special, medically prescribed diet.
LOCAL CURRENCY
The unit of exchange is the French Pacific Franc (XPF).
LOCAL TIME
The Marquesas are half an hour ahead of Tahiti. Thus, when it’s noon in Tahiti, it’s 12:30pm in the Marquesas.
CLIMATE & PACKING SUGGESTIONS
Clothing which is informal, comfortable and easily washable is most practical aboard the ship. In addition to shorts, jeans or slacks, T-shirts and a bathing suit, a rain poncho or coat and warm sweatshirt or light sweater for chilly evenings are recommended. Comfortable shoes are essential for walking ashore over coral reefs. Tennis shoes or sandals are recommended. For women, the native pareo, made of colourful fabric which can be wrapped in a variety of styles, is a versatile choice for both casual and festive occasions.
SPA TREATMENTS
The Aranui Spa offers a variety of treatments by our fully trained wellness and massage therapist. Pamper yourself with a facial, body scrub and massages using the traditional oils of French Polynesia. Treat yourself to a manicure or pedicure or a relaxing foot massage — perfect after a day exploring.
SHIP’S BOUTIQUE
The ship’s boutique sells a variety of supplies including mosquito repellent, sundries, clothing, and local souvenirs.
ELECTRICAL CURRENT
Each cabin is equipped with 220-volt, 50 cycle AC (European- style outlet).
INTERNET
Wifi is available during the voyage, using your own devices, in most public areas throughout the ship. Provided by satellite service, the connection may not be as reliable as land broadband, but it is adequate for checking and sending emails. A log-in code can be purchased from the boutique.
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE
In an emergency, it is possible to place telephone calls through our shipboard communications and to contact the vessel through CPTM’s office in Tahiti.
LAUNDRY
Washing and drying machines are available on board; dry cleaning is not available.
MEDICAL
There is a doctor onboard. If any person has or is suffering from a serious ailment or condition, he or she should seek the advice and consent of their personal physician prior to embarking on board the vessel. If a health condition exists or arises between the reservation time and the scheduled departure date, please advise our head office in Papeete-Tahiti.
It is expected all passengers are fit enough to undertake or participate in any of the offered shore excursions during the cruise. All passengers must be able to access and walk through the gangway unassisted. CPTM-Aranui Cruises reserves the right to refuse passage to anyone in such a state of health or physical condition who is considered unfit to travel on the Aranui 5, or whose condition, for whatever reason may be deemed dangerous to the individual or other passengers.
SHORE VISITS
Visits ashore are limited to the time required by cargo operators and port restrictions. Port time may range from just a few hours to a day or more. While shore excursions with supplement may be available at some ports of call, Compagnie Polynesienne de Transport Maritime (CPTM) neither owns nor operates nor exercises any control over shore excursions arranged at any port of call. The company, its agents and employees do not assume any responsibility in connection with the operations of said programs. The com- pany accepts no responsibility of liability for the failure of any operator to perform any said program and/or for any injury, damage or loss however caused or arising therefrom.
TR AVEL FUNDS
Travelers checks, and credit cards may be used to pay for shipboard expenses. American Express, Visa and MasterCard will be accepted. Travelers checks can be cashed onboard, personal checks cannot. Euro, USD, AUD, NZD and CAD currency notes can also be exchanged.
VALUABLES
Electronic lock boxes are available on board, however CPTM cannot accept custody or responsibility for passenger’s money or other valuables while aboard the vessel.
BAGGAGE
Stateroom luggage will be accepted on the day of sailing at boarding time only. All personal luggage is to be stored in passenger’s cabin as we are unable to store it in other areas aboard the ship. Passengers should clearly label all luggage with their name, vessel, cabin number or deck assignment number and date of sailing. Valuables should be hand-carried onboard. We recommend that travellers take out a baggage damage or loss travel insurance policy.
Ulimate Beach Wedding Package Includes
Accommodation for 4 nights in an Island Bure for Bride and Groom
Minister/Celebrant at Castaway Island
Private car transfer and escort to registry Office from Nadi or Denarau hotels
Two warrior escort of bride to ceremony
The Castaway Island family choir to sing at wedding ceremony
Floral arrangements for the wedding ceremony table
Bridal bouquet and boutonniere for the groom
Wedding reception banquet buffet dinner with private setup for 20 people
Three (3) hours beverage package including wine, beer, soft drinks for 20 people
Small wedding cake, to serve 20 people
Your private wedding coordinator for the day
Champagne cruise around the island for the bride and groom – a Castaway tradition
'His and Hers’ half hour body massages
The Ultimate Fiji Beach Wedding Package is based on 20 persons minimum. The maximum group size at Castaway Island, Fiji is 25 bures (bungalows)/60 people. All wedding guests must purchase accommodation for minimum of 4 nights (minimum 3 nights only if travel is between 1MAY18-21JUN18, 15OCT18-22DEC18, 14JAN19-31MAR19) and all wedding guests must stay at Castaway Island, Fiji to attend the wedding. Attractive accommodation rates available on application. No refund provided for unutilised package components.
Ulimate Beach Wedding Package Includes
Accommodation for 4 nights in an Island Bure for Bride and Groom
plus FJ$1000 resort credit to spend at Castaway Island during the stay
Minister/Celebrant at Castaway Island
Private car transfer and escort to registry Office from Nadi or Denarau hotels
Two warrior escort of bride to ceremony
The Castaway Island family choir to sing at wedding ceremony
Floral arrangements for the wedding ceremony table
Bridal bouquet and boutonniere for the groom
Wedding reception banquet buffet dinner with private setup for 20 people
Three (3) hours beverage package including wine, beer, soft drinks for 20 people
Small wedding cake, to serve 20 people
Your private wedding coordinator for the day
Champagne cruise around the island for the bride and groom – a Castaway tradition
'His and Hers’ half hour body massages
The Ultimate Fiji Beach Wedding Package is based on 20 persons minimum. The maximum group size at Castaway Island, Fiji is 25 bures (bungalows)/60 people. All wedding guests must purchase accommodation for minimum of 4 nights (minimum 3 nights only if travel is between 1MAY18-21JUN18, 15OCT18-22DEC18, 14JAN19-31MAR19) and all wedding guests must stay at Castaway Island, Fiji to attend the wedding. Attractive accommodation rates available on application. No refund provided for unutilised package components.
Inclusive 10% Honeymoon or wedding anniversay Discount
Honeymoon: A wedding certificate not exceeding 12 months from date of issue at time of travel may be presented upon booking.
Wedding Anniversary: Offer is applicable to the 5th Wedding Anniversary and subsequent anniversaries at 5 years interval. Wedding certificate may be required upon booking. The wedding anniversary date should be within 6 months prior or after date of arrival.
Price Inclusions
The Haumana Cruise experience includes:
- 3 nights cruise onboard the Haumana (Raiatea/Taha’a -> Bora Bora or Bora Bora -> Taha’a/Raiatea)
- All meals with a selection of complimentary wines
- All non-alcoholic beverages
- One excursion ashore to discover Taha’a (half day)
- All onboard activities (kayak, paddle board, snorkeling, cultural activities)
Not Included
- Flights to and from the islands
- Cruising Tax (€12.5 per person per cruise)
- Optional excursions in Bora Bora
- Alcoholic beverages (except our complementary wine selection during meals)
- Tips (at the discretion of guests)
Inclusive 15% Eary Bird Discount
The Price includes
The Haumana Cruise experience includes:
- 3 nights cruise onboard the Haumana (Raiatea/Taha’a -> Bora Bora or Bora Bora -> Taha’a/Raiatea)
- All meals with a selection of complimentary wines
- All non-alcoholic beverages
- One excursion ashore to discover Taha’a (half day)
- All onboard activities (kayak, paddle board, snorkeling, cultural activities)
Not Included
- Flights to and from the islands
- Cruising Tax (€12.5 per person per cruise)
- Optional excursions in Bora Bora
- Alcoholic beverages (except our complementary wine selection during meals)
- Tips (at the discretion of guests)
13 Day / 12 Night Marquesas Islands Cruise visiting Tuamotu/Marquesas/Bora Bora
Includes 10% OFF Cabin Rates
Cruise inclusions:
* 3 meals per day
* All planned shore excursions to remote villages, archaeological sites with lecturers on site
* Cultural dance shows
* Hiking
* Picnics
* Meals at local restaurants
* 4x4 sightseeing tours
* A complimentary glass of wine is offered for scheduled onboard lunches and dinners
* Tourist, TDC (Cruise Development Tax) and Port taxes
Rates do not include: Shipboard purchases, liquor, gratuities, travel insurance, transportation between airport locations and the vessel (or vice versa), and other personal items.
Cruise Information:
FOOD
All meals are included in the price of voyage. Meals are served in the Aranui's dining room in an informal setting. There is buffet breakfast. Lunch and dinner menus will vary depending on what fresh ingredients are available. Complimentary wine is provided at both lunch and dinner (1 x glass per person per meal).
For shore excursions, we will provide either a picnic lunch or a delicious meal at a local restaurant.
Please let us know at the time of booking, or no later than three weeks in advance of the sailing date if you need a special, medically prescribed diet.
LOCAL CURRENCY
The unit of exchange is the French Pacific Franc (XPF).
LOCAL TIME
The Marquesas are half an hour ahead of Tahiti. Thus, when it’s noon in Tahiti, it’s 12:30pm in the Marquesas.
CLIMATE & PACKING SUGGESTIONS
Clothing which is informal, comfortable and easily washable is most practical aboard the ship. In addition to shorts, jeans or slacks, T-shirts and a bathing suit, a rain poncho or coat and warm sweatshirt or light sweater for chilly evenings are recommended. Comfortable shoes are essential for walking ashore over coral reefs. Tennis shoes or sandals are recommended. For women, the native pareo, made of colourful fabric which can be wrapped in a variety of styles, is a versatile choice for both casual and festive occasions.
SPA TREATMENTS
The Aranui Spa offers a variety of treatments by our fully trained wellness and massage therapist. Pamper yourself with a facial, body scrub and massages using the traditional oils of French Polynesia. Treat yourself to a manicure or pedicure or a relaxing foot massage — perfect after a day exploring.
SHIP’S BOUTIQUE
The ship’s boutique sells a variety of supplies including mosquito repellent, sundries, clothing, and local souvenirs.
ELECTRICAL CURRENT
Each cabin is equipped with 220-volt, 50 cycle AC (European- style outlet).
INTERNET
Wifi is available during the voyage, using your own devices, in most public areas throughout the ship. Provided by satellite service, the connection may not be as reliable as land broadband, but it is adequate for checking and sending emails. A log-in code can be purchased from the boutique.
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE
In an emergency, it is possible to place telephone calls through our shipboard communications and to contact the vessel through CPTM’s office in Tahiti.
LAUNDRY
Washing and drying machines are available on board; dry cleaning is not available.
MEDICAL
There is a doctor onboard. If any person has or is suffering from a serious ailment or condition, he or she should seek the advice and consent of their personal physician prior to embarking on board the vessel. If a health condition exists or arises between the reservation time and the scheduled departure date, please advise our head office in Papeete-Tahiti.
It is expected all passengers are fit enough to undertake or participate in any of the offered shore excursions during the cruise. All passengers must be able to access and walk through the gangway unassisted. CPTM-Aranui Cruises reserves the right to refuse passage to anyone in such a state of health or physical condition who is considered unfit to travel on the Aranui 5, or whose condition, for whatever reason may be deemed dangerous to the individual or other passengers.
SHORE VISITS
Visits ashore are limited to the time required by cargo operators and port restrictions. Port time may range from just a few hours to a day or more. While shore excursions with supplement may be available at some ports of call, Compagnie Polynesienne de Transport Maritime (CPTM) neither owns nor operates nor exercises any control over shore excursions arranged at any port of call. The company, its agents and employees do not assume any responsibility in connection with the operations of said programs. The com- pany accepts no responsibility of liability for the failure of any operator to perform any said program and/or for any injury, damage or loss however caused or arising therefrom.
TR AVEL FUNDS
Travelers checks, and credit cards may be used to pay for shipboard expenses. American Express, Visa and MasterCard will be accepted. Travelers checks can be cashed onboard, personal checks cannot. Euro, USD, AUD, NZD and CAD currency notes can also be exchanged.
VALUABLES
Electronic lock boxes are available on board, however CPTM cannot accept custody or responsibility for passenger’s money or other valuables while aboard the vessel.
BAGGAGE
Stateroom luggage will be accepted on the day of sailing at boarding time only. All personal luggage is to be stored in passenger’s cabin as we are unable to store it in other areas aboard the ship. Passengers should clearly label all luggage with their name, vessel, cabin number or deck assignment number and date of sailing. Valuables should be hand-carried onboard. We recommend that travellers take out a baggage damage or loss travel insurance policy.
13 Day / 12 Night Pitcairn Discovery Cruise visiting Tuamotu/Gambier/Pitcairn/Austral Islands
Cruise inclusions:
* 3 meals per day
* All planned shore excursions to remote villages, archaeological sites with lecturers on site
* Cultural dance shows
* Hiking
* Picnics
* Meals at local restaurants
* 4x4 sightseeing tours
* A complimentary glass of wine is offered for scheduled onboard lunches and dinners
* Tourist, TDC (Cruise Development Tax) and Port taxes
Rates do not include: Shipboard purchases, liquor, gratuities, travel insurance, transportation between airport locations and the vessel (or vice versa), and other personal items.
Cruise Information:
FOOD
All meals are included in the price of voyage. Meals are served in the Aranui's dining room in an informal setting. There is buffet breakfast. Lunch and dinner menus will vary depending on what fresh ingredients are available. Complimentary wine is provided at both lunch and dinner (1 x glass per person per meal).
For shore excursions, we will provide either a picnic lunch or a delicious meal at a local restaurant.
Please let us know at the time of booking, or no later than three weeks in advance of the sailing date if you need a special, medically prescribed diet.
LOCAL CURRENCY
The unit of exchange is the French Pacific Franc (XPF).
LOCAL TIME
The Marquesas are half an hour ahead of Tahiti. Thus, when it’s noon in Tahiti, it’s 12:30pm in the Marquesas.
CLIMATE & PACKING SUGGESTIONS
Clothing which is informal, comfortable and easily washable is most practical aboard the ship. In addition to shorts, jeans or slacks, T-shirts and a bathing suit, a rain poncho or coat and warm sweatshirt or light sweater for chilly evenings are recommended. Comfortable shoes are essential for walking ashore over coral reefs. Tennis shoes or sandals are recommended. For women, the native pareo, made of colourful fabric which can be wrapped in a variety of styles, is a versatile choice for both casual and festive occasions.
SPA TREATMENTS
The Aranui Spa offers a variety of treatments by our fully trained wellness and massage therapist. Pamper yourself with a facial, body scrub and massages using the traditional oils of French Polynesia. Treat yourself to a manicure or pedicure or a relaxing foot massage — perfect after a day exploring.
SHIP’S BOUTIQUE
The ship’s boutique sells a variety of supplies including mosquito repellent, sundries, clothing, and local souvenirs.
ELECTRICAL CURRENT
Each cabin is equipped with 220-volt, 50 cycle AC (European- style outlet).
INTERNET
Wifi is available during the voyage, using your own devices, in most public areas throughout the ship. Provided by satellite service, the connection may not be as reliable as land broadband, but it is adequate for checking and sending emails. A log-in code can be purchased from the boutique.
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE
In an emergency, it is possible to place telephone calls through our shipboard communications and to contact the vessel through CPTM’s office in Tahiti.
LAUNDRY
Washing and drying machines are available on board; dry cleaning is not available.
MEDICAL
There is a doctor onboard. If any person has or is suffering from a serious ailment or condition, he or she should seek the advice and consent of their personal physician prior to embarking on board the vessel. If a health condition exists or arises between the reservation time and the scheduled departure date, please advise our head office in Papeete-Tahiti.
It is expected all passengers are fit enough to undertake or participate in any of the offered shore excursions during the cruise. All passengers must be able to access and walk through the gangway unassisted. CPTM-Aranui Cruises reserves the right to refuse passage to anyone in such a state of health or physical condition who is considered unfit to travel on the Aranui 5, or whose condition, for whatever reason may be deemed dangerous to the individual or other passengers.
SHORE VISITS
Visits ashore are limited to the time required by cargo operators and port restrictions. Port time may range from just a few hours to a day or more. While shore excursions with supplement may be available at some ports of call, Compagnie Polynesienne de Transport Maritime (CPTM) neither owns nor operates nor exercises any control over shore excursions arranged at any port of call. The company, its agents and employees do not assume any responsibility in connection with the operations of said programs. The com- pany accepts no responsibility of liability for the failure of any operator to perform any said program and/or for any injury, damage or loss however caused or arising therefrom.
TR AVEL FUNDS
Travelers checks, and credit cards may be used to pay for shipboard expenses. American Express, Visa and MasterCard will be accepted. Travelers checks can be cashed onboard, personal checks cannot. Euro, USD, AUD, NZD and CAD currency notes can also be exchanged.
VALUABLES
Electronic lock boxes are available on board, however CPTM cannot accept custody or responsibility for passenger’s money or other valuables while aboard the vessel.
BAGGAGE
Stateroom luggage will be accepted on the day of sailing at boarding time only. All personal luggage is to be stored in passenger’s cabin as we are unable to store it in other areas aboard the ship. Passengers should clearly label all luggage with their name, vessel, cabin number or deck assignment number and date of sailing. Valuables should be hand-carried onboard. We recommend that travellers take out a baggage damage or loss travel insurance policy.
13 Day / 12 Night Marquesas Islands Cruise visiting Tuamotu/Marquesas/Bora Bora
Cruise inclusions:
* 3 meals per day
* All planned shore excursions to remote villages, archaeological sites with lecturers on site
* Cultural dance shows
* Hiking
* Picnics
* Meals at local restaurants
* 4x4 sightseeing tours
* A complimentary glass of wine is offered for scheduled onboard lunches and dinners
* Tourist, TDC (Cruise Development Tax) and Port taxes
Rates do not include: Shipboard purchases, liquor, gratuities, travel insurance, transportation between airport locations and the vessel (or vice versa), and other personal items.
Cruise Information:
FOOD
All meals are included in the price of voyage. Meals are served in the Aranui's dining room in an informal setting. There is buffet breakfast. Lunch and dinner menus will vary depending on what fresh ingredients are available. Complimentary wine is provided at both lunch and dinner (1 x glass per person per meal).
For shore excursions, we will provide either a picnic lunch or a delicious meal at a local restaurant.
Please let us know at the time of booking, or no later than three weeks in advance of the sailing date if you need a special, medically prescribed diet.
LOCAL CURRENCY
The unit of exchange is the French Pacific Franc (XPF).
LOCAL TIME
The Marquesas are half an hour ahead of Tahiti. Thus, when it’s noon in Tahiti, it’s 12:30pm in the Marquesas.
CLIMATE & PACKING SUGGESTIONS
Clothing which is informal, comfortable and easily washable is most practical aboard the ship. In addition to shorts, jeans or slacks, T-shirts and a bathing suit, a rain poncho or coat and warm sweatshirt or light sweater for chilly evenings are recommended. Comfortable shoes are essential for walking ashore over coral reefs. Tennis shoes or sandals are recommended. For women, the native pareo, made of colourful fabric which can be wrapped in a variety of styles, is a versatile choice for both casual and festive occasions.
SPA TREATMENTS
The Aranui Spa offers a variety of treatments by our fully trained wellness and massage therapist. Pamper yourself with a facial, body scrub and massages using the traditional oils of French Polynesia. Treat yourself to a manicure or pedicure or a relaxing foot massage — perfect after a day exploring.
SHIP’S BOUTIQUE
The ship’s boutique sells a variety of supplies including mosquito repellent, sundries, clothing, and local souvenirs.
ELECTRICAL CURRENT
Each cabin is equipped with 220-volt, 50 cycle AC (European- style outlet).
INTERNET
Wifi is available during the voyage, using your own devices, in most public areas throughout the ship. Provided by satellite service, the connection may not be as reliable as land broadband, but it is adequate for checking and sending emails. A log-in code can be purchased from the boutique.
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE
In an emergency, it is possible to place telephone calls through our shipboard communications and to contact the vessel through CPTM’s office in Tahiti.
LAUNDRY
Washing and drying machines are available on board; dry cleaning is not available.
MEDICAL
There is a doctor onboard. If any person has or is suffering from a serious ailment or condition, he or she should seek the advice and consent of their personal physician prior to embarking on board the vessel. If a health condition exists or arises between the reservation time and the scheduled departure date, please advise our head office in Papeete-Tahiti.
It is expected all passengers are fit enough to undertake or participate in any of the offered shore excursions during the cruise. All passengers must be able to access and walk through the gangway unassisted. CPTM-Aranui Cruises reserves the right to refuse passage to anyone in such a state of health or physical condition who is considered unfit to travel on the Aranui 5, or whose condition, for whatever reason may be deemed dangerous to the individual or other passengers.
SHORE VISITS
Visits ashore are limited to the time required by cargo operators and port restrictions. Port time may range from just a few hours to a day or more. While shore excursions with supplement may be available at some ports of call, Compagnie Polynesienne de Transport Maritime (CPTM) neither owns nor operates nor exercises any control over shore excursions arranged at any port of call. The company, its agents and employees do not assume any responsibility in connection with the operations of said programs. The com- pany accepts no responsibility of liability for the failure of any operator to perform any said program and/or for any injury, damage or loss however caused or arising therefrom.
TR AVEL FUNDS
Travelers checks, and credit cards may be used to pay for shipboard expenses. American Express, Visa and MasterCard will be accepted. Travelers checks can be cashed onboard, personal checks cannot. Euro, USD, AUD, NZD and CAD currency notes can also be exchanged.
VALUABLES
Electronic lock boxes are available on board, however CPTM cannot accept custody or responsibility for passenger’s money or other valuables while aboard the vessel.
BAGGAGE
Stateroom luggage will be accepted on the day of sailing at boarding time only. All personal luggage is to be stored in passenger’s cabin as we are unable to store it in other areas aboard the ship. Passengers should clearly label all luggage with their name, vessel, cabin number or deck assignment number and date of sailing. Valuables should be hand-carried onboard. We recommend that travellers take out a baggage damage or loss travel insurance policy.
*Senior Special: 10% OFF Cabin Rates (seniors aged 60 years and over)
*For proof of eligibility for the senior special discount, a copy of the passenger’s passport will need to be supplied at the time of booking in order to receive the discount. This document will then need to be sent to the central Aranui reservation in Tahiti.
13 Day / 12 Night Marquesas Islands Cruise visiting Tuamotu/Marquesas/Bora Bora
Cruise inclusions:
* 3 meals per day
* All planned shore excursions to remote villages, archaeological sites with lecturers on site
* Cultural dance shows
* Hiking
* Picnics
* Meals at local restaurants
* 4x4 sightseeing tours
* A complimentary glass of wine is offered for scheduled onboard lunches and dinners
* Tourist, TDC (Cruise Development Tax) and Port taxes
Rates do not include: Shipboard purchases, liquor, gratuities, travel insurance, transportation between airport locations and the vessel (or vice versa), and other personal items.
Cruise Information:
FOOD
All meals are included in the price of voyage. Meals are served in the Aranui's dining room in an informal setting. There is buffet breakfast. Lunch and dinner menus will vary depending on what fresh ingredients are available. Complimentary wine is provided at both lunch and dinner (1 x glass per person per meal).
For shore excursions, we will provide either a picnic lunch or a delicious meal at a local restaurant.
Please let us know at the time of booking, or no later than three weeks in advance of the sailing date if you need a special, medically prescribed diet.
LOCAL CURRENCY
The unit of exchange is the French Pacific Franc (XPF).
LOCAL TIME
The Marquesas are half an hour ahead of Tahiti. Thus, when it’s noon in Tahiti, it’s 12:30pm in the Marquesas.
CLIMATE & PACKING SUGGESTIONS
Clothing which is informal, comfortable and easily washable is most practical aboard the ship. In addition to shorts, jeans or slacks, T-shirts and a bathing suit, a rain poncho or coat and warm sweatshirt or light sweater for chilly evenings are recommended. Comfortable shoes are essential for walking ashore over coral reefs. Tennis shoes or sandals are recommended. For women, the native pareo, made of colourful fabric which can be wrapped in a variety of styles, is a versatile choice for both casual and festive occasions.
SPA TREATMENTS
The Aranui Spa offers a variety of treatments by our fully trained wellness and massage therapist. Pamper yourself with a facial, body scrub and massages using the traditional oils of French Polynesia. Treat yourself to a manicure or pedicure or a relaxing foot massage — perfect after a day exploring.
SHIP’S BOUTIQUE
The ship’s boutique sells a variety of supplies including mosquito repellent, sundries, clothing, and local souvenirs.
ELECTRICAL CURRENT
Each cabin is equipped with 220-volt, 50 cycle AC (European- style outlet).
INTERNET
Wifi is available during the voyage, using your own devices, in most public areas throughout the ship. Provided by satellite service, the connection may not be as reliable as land broadband, but it is adequate for checking and sending emails. A log-in code can be purchased from the boutique.
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE
In an emergency, it is possible to place telephone calls through our shipboard communications and to contact the vessel through CPTM’s office in Tahiti.
LAUNDRY
Washing and drying machines are available on board; dry cleaning is not available.
MEDICAL
There is a doctor onboard. If any person has or is suffering from a serious ailment or condition, he or she should seek the advice and consent of their personal physician prior to embarking on board the vessel. If a health condition exists or arises between the reservation time and the scheduled departure date, please advise our head office in Papeete-Tahiti.
It is expected all passengers are fit enough to undertake or participate in any of the offered shore excursions during the cruise. All passengers must be able to access and walk through the gangway unassisted. CPTM-Aranui Cruises reserves the right to refuse passage to anyone in such a state of health or physical condition who is considered unfit to travel on the Aranui 5, or whose condition, for whatever reason may be deemed dangerous to the individual or other passengers.
SHORE VISITS
Visits ashore are limited to the time required by cargo operators and port restrictions. Port time may range from just a few hours to a day or more. While shore excursions with supplement may be available at some ports of call, Compagnie Polynesienne de Transport Maritime (CPTM) neither owns nor operates nor exercises any control over shore excursions arranged at any port of call. The company, its agents and employees do not assume any responsibility in connection with the operations of said programs. The com- pany accepts no responsibility of liability for the failure of any operator to perform any said program and/or for any injury, damage or loss however caused or arising therefrom.
TR AVEL FUNDS
Travelers checks, and credit cards may be used to pay for shipboard expenses. American Express, Visa and MasterCard will be accepted. Travelers checks can be cashed onboard, personal checks cannot. Euro, USD, AUD, NZD and CAD currency notes can also be exchanged.
VALUABLES
Electronic lock boxes are available on board, however CPTM cannot accept custody or responsibility for passenger’s money or other valuables while aboard the vessel.
BAGGAGE
Stateroom luggage will be accepted on the day of sailing at boarding time only. All personal luggage is to be stored in passenger’s cabin as we are unable to store it in other areas aboard the ship. Passengers should clearly label all luggage with their name, vessel, cabin number or deck assignment number and date of sailing. Valuables should be hand-carried onboard. We recommend that travellers take out a baggage damage or loss travel insurance policy.
Inclusions:
FREE Welcome Drink on arrival
FREE Daily Cooked Breakfast – with selected hot & cold items
FREE use of kayaks
FREE WiFi available in restaurant area
A bottle of sparkling wine and fresh local flowers in room on arrival plus a romantic dinner to the value of VT7,000, for
couples who stay a minimum of 7 consecutive nights (proof of marriage may be required at check in).
CODE: HMOON
Inclusive All Meals - Full Cooked Breakfast, 1 Course Lunch and 2 Course Dinner
plus Matei Airport Return Road Transfers
plus Complimentary Wifi in the Main Bure
plus Complimentary Salusalu(Fijian Floral lei) on arrival
plus Complimentary Welcome Foot rub or arrival(15 minutes)
plus Complimentary tea, coffee & Cookies
plus Complimentary Fijian Sulu
plus Complimentary Snorkelling gear hire (mask,fins & snorkel)
plus a large selection of complimentary resort activities
Resort Complimentary Activities include:
Sea Kayaking
Snorkeling Safari (guided trip on house reef)
Guided Fiji Cultural Walk
Coconut Tree Climbing Demonstration
Fiji Cooking Lesson
Sulu Tying Lesson
Traditional Frond Weaving
Fish Feeding
Fiji Lovo Demonstration
Learn To Speak Fijian
Paradise Garden Tour
Scuba Pool Splash
Please note: all activities take place on a regular basis and area also on request
Includes:
- Greeting with shell necklace and small bottled water on arrival
- Baby seats for infants (1-3yrs old), baby booster seats for children (4-6yrs old) & baby capsule seats (infants under 12 months). **Please advise your consultant of your requirements (if any) at time of booking.
PICKUP/DROPOFF POINTS: Nadi Airport, Shangri-La's Fijian Resort, Outrigger Resort, Hideaway Resort, Naviti Resort and Warwick Resort
TIMETABLE
AIRPORT PICKUP TIMES HOTEL PICKUP TIMES
AIRPORT: 9.30 AM (ETA WARWICK: 12.30 PM) WARWICK: 4.00 AM (ETA AIRPORT: 7.00 AM)
AIRPORT: 5.30 PM (ETA WARWICK: 8.30 PM) WARWICK: 9.00 AM (ETA AIRPORT: 12.00 PM)
AIRPORT: 8.00 PM (ETA WARWICK: 11.00 PM) WARWICK: 1.00 PM (ETA AIRPORT: 4.00 PM)
Honeymoon Bonus:
* Complimentary fresh “Island Fruit” Plate & Bottle of Wine
* A fresh bouquet of Island Flowers in the room
* A hand-woven “Ula” (traditional floral head adornment) that may be worn at the “COCONUTS’ Fia Fia night celebration
* Breakfast cocktail - Ramos Fizz
* Two hand painted t-shirts and a kava cup
Includes:
* Return airport transfers
* Choice of FREE Continental Breakfast or FREE Mini Bar (bottled water,soda,house wine and local beer replenished daily)
Booking code for Free breakfast – BFAST
Booking Code for Free Mini bar – MBAR
The chosen option will be allocated for the entire stay for all guests in the room, and cannot be partially booked. Note that guests who take meal plan (which includes breakfast) are only eligible for the complimentary mini bar option
14 Day / 13 Night Marquesas Islands Cruise visiting Tuamotu/Marquesas/Bora Bora
Cruise inclusions:
* 3 meals per day
* All planned shore excursions to remote villages, archaeological sites with lecturers on site
* Cultural dance shows
* Hiking
* Picnics
* Meals at local restaurants
* 4x4 sightseeing tours
* A complimentary glass of wine is offered for scheduled onboard lunches and dinners
* Tourist, TDC (Cruise Development Tax) and Port taxes
Rates do not include: Shipboard purchases, liquor, gratuities, travel insurance, transportation between airport locations and the vessel (or vice versa), and other personal items.
Cruise Information:
FOOD
All meals are included in the price of voyage. Meals are served in the Aranui's dining room in an informal setting. There is buffet breakfast. Lunch and dinner menus will vary depending on what fresh ingredients are available. Complimentary wine is provided at both lunch and dinner (1 x glass per person per meal).
For shore excursions, we will provide either a picnic lunch or a delicious meal at a local restaurant.
Please let us know at the time of booking, or no later than three weeks in advance of the sailing date if you need a special, medically prescribed diet.
LOCAL CURRENCY
The unit of exchange is the French Pacific Franc (XPF).
LOCAL TIME
The Marquesas are half an hour ahead of Tahiti. Thus, when it’s noon in Tahiti, it’s 12:30pm in the Marquesas.
CLIMATE & PACKING SUGGESTIONS
Clothing which is informal, comfortable and easily washable is most practical aboard the ship. In addition to shorts, jeans or slacks, T-shirts and a bathing suit, a rain poncho or coat and warm sweatshirt or light sweater for chilly evenings are recommended. Comfortable shoes are essential for walking ashore over coral reefs. Tennis shoes or sandals are recommended. For women, the native pareo, made of colourful fabric which can be wrapped in a variety of styles, is a versatile choice for both casual and festive occasions.
SPA TREATMENTS
The Aranui Spa offers a variety of treatments by our fully trained wellness and massage therapist. Pamper yourself with a facial, body scrub and massages using the traditional oils of French Polynesia. Treat yourself to a manicure or pedicure or a relaxing foot massage — perfect after a day exploring.
SHIP’S BOUTIQUE
The ship’s boutique sells a variety of supplies including mosquito repellent, sundries, clothing, and local souvenirs.
ELECTRICAL CURRENT
Each cabin is equipped with 220-volt, 50 cycle AC (European- style outlet).
INTERNET
Wifi is available during the voyage, using your own devices, in most public areas throughout the ship. Provided by satellite service, the connection may not be as reliable as land broadband, but it is adequate for checking and sending emails. A log-in code can be purchased from the boutique.
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE
In an emergency, it is possible to place telephone calls through our shipboard communications and to contact the vessel through CPTM’s office in Tahiti.
LAUNDRY
Washing and drying machines are available on board; dry cleaning is not available.
MEDICAL
There is a doctor onboard. If any person has or is suffering from a serious ailment or condition, he or she should seek the advice and consent of their personal physician prior to embarking on board the vessel. If a health condition exists or arises between the reservation time and the scheduled departure date, please advise our head office in Papeete-Tahiti.
It is expected all passengers are fit enough to undertake or participate in any of the offered shore excursions during the cruise. All passengers must be able to access and walk through the gangway unassisted. CPTM-Aranui Cruises reserves the right to refuse passage to anyone in such a state of health or physical condition who is considered unfit to travel on the Aranui 5, or whose condition, for whatever reason may be deemed dangerous to the individual or other passengers.
SHORE VISITS
Visits ashore are limited to the time required by cargo operators and port restrictions. Port time may range from just a few hours to a day or more. While shore excursions with supplement may be available at some ports of call, Compagnie Polynesienne de Transport Maritime (CPTM) neither owns nor operates nor exercises any control over shore excursions arranged at any port of call. The company, its agents and employees do not assume any responsibility in connection with the operations of said programs. The com- pany accepts no responsibility of liability for the failure of any operator to perform any said program and/or for any injury, damage or loss however caused or arising therefrom.
TR AVEL FUNDS
Travelers checks, and credit cards may be used to pay for shipboard expenses. American Express, Visa and MasterCard will be accepted. Travelers checks can be cashed onboard, personal checks cannot. Euro, USD, AUD, NZD and CAD currency notes can also be exchanged.
VALUABLES
Electronic lock boxes are available on board, however CPTM cannot accept custody or responsibility for passenger’s money or other valuables while aboard the vessel.
BAGGAGE
Stateroom luggage will be accepted on the day of sailing at boarding time only. All personal luggage is to be stored in passenger’s cabin as we are unable to store it in other areas aboard the ship. Passengers should clearly label all luggage with their name, vessel, cabin number or deck assignment number and date of sailing. Valuables should be hand-carried onboard. We recommend that travellers take out a baggage damage or loss travel insurance policy.
Skipper option requires that provisioning be included for the Skipper. An additional provisioning fee will apply depending on the number of guests.
Hostess option requires that provisioning be included for the Hostess. An additional provisioning fee will apply depending on the number of guests.
Includes:
FREE Airport Meet & Greet
Welcome Package: Shell-leis,Bottle of Water,Wet Towels
Quick Stopover at the supermarket upon request
FREE Baby Seats for infant under 18 months
FREE Sim Card with 500mb Data plus FREE Calls to all Go Local Fiji Offfice
Includes:
FREE Airport Meet & Greet
Welcome Package: Shell-leis,Bottle of Water,Wet Towels
Quick Stopover at the supermarket upon request
FREE Baby Seats for infant under 18 months
FREE Sim Card with 500mb Data plus FREE Calls to all Go Local Fiji Offfice
Child under 5 years old Eat Free
Child under 4 years old Eat FREE when dining with parents
Inclusions:
Minister or Celebrant’s fees including return boat transfers, accommodation and meals
Tropical floral arrangements including ‘salusalu’ (lei),
The Castaway Island family choir
Romantic candlelit dinner for two, including anniversary cake
“His and hers” half hour massages
Inclusions:
Private car transfers and escort to the Registry office from Nadi or Denarau hotels
Apostle stamping for acknowledgement required in some overseas countries
Minister or Celebrant fees including return boat transfers accommodation and meals
Two warrior escort of bride to ceremony
Floral arrangement for the wedding ceremony table
Bridal bouquet and boutonniere for the groom
The Castaway Island family choir
Champagne cruise around the Island - a Castaway tradition
Candlelit a la carte dinner for two
Wedding cake for the bride and groom
“His and hers” half hour body massages
Includes:
Greeting with Shell-leis,
FREE small bottle water
FREE Map of Fiji with brochure of interesting places in Fiji
Includes:
Greeting with Shell-leis,
FREE small bottle water
FREE Map of Fiji with brochure of interesting places in Fiji
Children under 2 years Transfer FREE
Schedule:
Boat departs Pacific Harbour to Beqa daily 10:00am and 4:30pm
Boat departs Beqa to Pacific Harbour daily at 8:30am (2:30pm departure may be requested & based on availability)
Charter boat transfers may be arranged outside the standard schedule (additional costs apply)
Room Only
Honeymoon Bonus: Bowl of fresh seasonal fruit together with flowers in room on arrival.
Includes Island Continental Breakfast.
plus Round trip airport transfers, use of kayaks , sun loungers and beach towels.
plus Flower garland and bottled water on arrival.
HONEYMOON BONUS
A bottle of sparkling wine
Two Spa treatments (1 per person)
Tropica Island Resort honeymoon sulu (sarong) each
Inclusive FREE Full Breakfast
Complimentary inclusions:
FREE welcome cocktail on arrival
FREE use of all non-motorised water equipment
FREE Wi Fi
FREE beach games including volleyball, Beach Pétanque (Boules)
FREE cultural activities
FREE nightly entertainment
Special days will incur extra charge i.e Valentine''s Day; Christmas Day & New Year''s Day
Warwick WOW Wedding Package Includes:
Dedicated wedding coordinator
Marriage licence
Return transfers to registry
Wedding celebrant or minister
Classic bridal bouquet and groom’s buttonhole
Bridal warrior escorts
Bridal entrance on the Warwick bilibili [water raft]
Warwick serenaders
Toasting to the bride and groom of twenty guests
One tier Navau wedding cake
Classic ceremony set up and decor – floral arch or bamboo cabana
Beach or lawn venue of your choice for your ceremony
Canapés (two hot and two cold) for one hour for twenty guests
One hour standard beverage package for twenty guests
One bottle of Moet & Chandon for the couple
Private Romantic candlelit three course dinner for the couple
Daulomani Wedding Package Includes:
For the couple:
A bottle of Moet & Chandon
Four night’s accommodation in an Ocean View room for the bride and groom
Couple’s “Dua Vata” relaxation spa treatment [45 mins]
An intimate dinner for two in our Romantic Bure surrounded by water Ceremony:
Dedicated wedding coordinator
Marriage licence
Return transfers to registry
Wedding celebrant or minister
Warwick serenaders
Classic bridal bouquet and groom’s boutonniere
Classic ceremony set up and decor – lush tropical floral arch or bamboo cabana
Beach or Lawn venue of your choice
Celebration with 50 guests:
Earth, Ocean and Spice buffet
Three hour standard beverage package
Navau deck reception venue
One tier Navau wedding cake
A bottle of Moet & Chandon for the bride and groom
Four nights accommodation in an Ocean View room for the bride and groom
Couple’s “Dua Vata” relaxation spa treatment [45 mins] for the bride and groom
An intimate dinner for two in our Romantic Bure surrounded by water for the bride and groom
Conditions apply as per below:
Requires minimum 15 rooms or 30 guests and above to be staying at Warwick Fiji.
For 50 or more guests an additional charge apply
Domoni Wedding Package Includes:
Dedicated wedding coordinator
Wedding celebrant or minister
Marriage licence
Return transfers to registry
Warwick serenaders
One bottle of Moet & Chandon for the couple
Private Romantic candlelit three course dinner for the couple
Classic bridal bouquet and groom’s buttonhole
Classic ceremony set up and decor -seasonal floral bamboo tripods
Beach or lawn venue of your choice for your ceremony
