From: Singapore, Singapore
To: Australia, Darwin
Dates: 16.03.2027 - 29.03.2027
Duration: 14 Nights
Ship: LE PAUL GAUGUIN

Indonesia’s Sacred Temples and Natural Sanctuaries

From Singapore to Darwin, PAUL GAUGUIN Cruises is offering a 15-day journey, in the heart of the Java, Flores, Banna and Timor Seas.  Aboard Le Paul Gauguin, a ship with a decidedly relaxed and international atmosphere, set off to discover fascinating and idyllic lands where cultural heritage, secular traditions and natural treasures come together in a delightful blend. Leaving from the multicultural and contrasting city of Singapore, the Paul Gauguin will sail south, towards the warm waters of the Java Sea. On Bangka Island, a veritable verdant jewel off the east coast of Sumatra, you will enjoy unique moments far from overcrowded beaches. Protected by immense granite blocks, Parai Beach, on the north-east of the island, is an authentic tropical Eden. On the north coast of Java, Semarang, a cosmopolitan city with Chinese, Indo-Arabic and European influences, stands before you. From this city of a thousand treasures, you will set off to discover the incredible site of Borobudur. Listed as a UNESCO Word Heritage site, this monumental Buddhist temple compounds from the 8th and 9th centuries is home to some 240 temples. After an all-new port of call at Surabaya, or “the city of heroes” due to the important role it played for independence during the Indonesian National Revolution, the Paul Gauguin will set sail towards the legendary, gentle and emblematic island of Bali. Fall under the spell of this setting unlike any other, with its lush paddy fields, idyllic beaches and majestic temples. You will explore the marvellous Komodo National Park where the famous dragons, a prehistoric species, reign supreme over the island’s herbaceous landscapes. During your port of call in the Timorese capital, Dili will reveal you the beauty of its intact landscapes, between tropical forest and immaculate sandy beaches, and also the riches of its historic and cultural heritage. For the grand finale, this enchanted journey will end on the shores of Australia’s Northern Territory in Darwin, a multicultural city where more than 50 ethnic peoples co-exist in perfect harmony with their environment.

LE PAUL GAUGUIN

  • Guests: 330
  • Suites: 165
  • Crew: 209
  • Spa: 1
  • Restaurants: 3
  • Length: 156 m
  • Width: 22 m
  • Draught: 5.15 m
  • Flag: French
  • Number of passenger decks: 7
  • Number of passengers: 330
  • Crew members: 209
  • Exterior cabins and suites: 165
  • Propulsion: Diesel electric
  • Construction: Atlantic Saint-Nazaire shipyards
  • Renovations: 2021 and 2023

Cruise Itinerary

Day
Date
Location
Arrival
Departure
1-2
Mar 16, 2027 – Mar 17, 2027
Singapore, Singapore
15:00*
14:00
3
Mar 18, 2027
Indonesia, Parai Beach
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-
4
Mar 19, 2027
cruising
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-
5
Mar 20, 2027
Indonesia, Semarang
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-
6
Mar 21, 2027
Indonesia, Surabaya
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-
7-8
Mar 22, 2027 – Mar 23, 2027
Indonesia, Benoa
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-
9
Mar 24, 2027
cruising
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-
10
Mar 25, 2027
Indonesia, Komodo National Park
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11
Mar 26, 2027
cruising
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-
12
Mar 27, 2027
East Timor, Dili
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-
13
Mar 28, 2027
cruising
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-
14
Mar 29, 2027
Australia, Darwin
-
08:00**
The itinerary is subject to change without prior notice at the discretion of the cruise line or due to operational, weather, port, or safety considerations. The cruise operator reserves the right to substitute ports, alter the order of calls, or modify the program as necessary to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers.

Cabins & Accomodations

Window or Porthole Stateroom

  • Cabin: 19 m²
  • Pax: 2
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Lower deck balcony stateroom

  • Cabin: 20 m²
  • Pax: 3
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Upper decks balcony stateroom

  • Cabin: 20 m²
  • Pax: 3
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Veranda suite and stateroom

  • Cabin: 28 m²
  • Pax: 3
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Grand Suite

  • Cabin: 30 m²
  • Pax: 3
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Owner Suite

  • Cabin: 49 m²
  • Pax: 3
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