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Communications
Internet Cafe
For a fee, you can email and surf the web - or use your own laptop in a wi-fi area. Connection speed can be quite slow. An alternative is to visit an island cyber cafe.
Phone Calls
You pay hefty rates when you call ship to shore. Some passengers use their cell phones (if they work onboard) or call from an island pay phone.
Keeping up with the news
Read the daily international news sheet or watch the satellite news on your cabin television.
Children facilities
The Paul Gauguin does not have dedicated facilities for children. However, it has a special educational program for them run by Jean-Michel Cousteau's organization from about mid-June to mid-August and during the Christmas period.
Children free cruises
The ship is never overwhelmed by children, but if it's important to you to have a child count at or near zero, avoid school vacation and holiday periods.
Paul Gauguin ships statistics
The ship is never overwhelmed by children, but if it's important to you to have a child count at or near zero, avoid school vacation and holiday periods.
Built: France (1998)
Last Refurbishment: 2008
Length: 156 meters (513 feet)
Cruising speed: 18 knots
Motion stabilizers: Yes
Cabins: 165
Passengers: 330
Crew: 215
Passenger-to-crew ratio: 1.5 to 1
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