diving on Paul Gauguin cruises

[CountessP]

Does anyone have any info on diving off PG cruises. They have their own platform for water sports and can accomodate divers, but I am having a surprisingly difficult time getting info from their website or their customer service center. I like their cruises, and they are suprising affordable if you get a package deal, but we want to dive, dive, dive, and I'm not sure this is possible from what I've been able to find out.

 

Any info, anyone who had been on their boats, appeciate your help,

Millie

[bruce-r]

Does anyone have any info on diving off PG cruises. They have their own platform for water sports and can accomodate divers, but I am having a surprisingly difficult time getting info from their website or their customer service center. I like their cruises, and they are suprising affordable if you get a package deal, but we want to dive, dive, dive, and I'm not sure this is possible from what I've been able to find out.

 

If that is the case, then I think you'd be much better off doing a dedicated diving liveaboard. That way you'll be able to get in up to 5 dives a day. Most cruises only allow for 2 dives a day in my experience.

 

You might look at the Naia which sails around the Fiji islands. They go to some fantastic dive sites.