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Radisson Seven Seas Cruises
MS Paul Gauguin
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Reviewed by: Paul Fraser
# previous cruises: 7
Date of Trip: July 7, 1999
Itinerary: South Pacific
We have never been on a ship that's so friendly after 3 days everyone said good morning and smiled we have never been on a ship where no one complained about anything. Even the Americans who love to complain loved the ship the region i.e. the South Pacific is truly paradise.
Typical French decor spacious tastefully done and so relaxing.
The cuisine is Michelin star standard French & Italian a pleasure at every meal.
The furnishings are comparable to the top hotels in London i.e. the Savoy, Whites etc. It was a pleasure to retire to our cabin.
Not much in this respect but believe me the evenings were great meeting people for drinks.
If you like small desert islands white sand sun bathing its great. If you like water sports snorkeling, scuba, kayaking, etc. or would like to learn, this is the ship Tours are great. I fed sharks and rays - the most fantastic experience of my life.
The fellow passengers were 95% American, 4% French, Belgium, Mexican. The other 1% was my wife and I. We're British and very choosy on who we would invite into our home. Any of the 99% are welcome for dinner at our home.
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