Paul Gauguin Fall Yoga and Wellness Voyage
Paul Gauguin Cruises is inviting guests to embark on a transformative yoga and wellness sailing this fall aboard the newly refurbished m/s Paul Gauguin. Set to depart on September 27, 2025, the ten-day Society Islands & Tuamotus itinerary will blend the natural beauty of French Polynesia with curated health and mindfulness experiences led by two renowned experts.
Hosting the themed voyage are Sarah Rothman, a board-licensed naturopathic doctor specializing in Eastern and Western healing traditions, and Tammy Gibson, a yoga instructor whose practice centers on transformational movement. Throughout the cruise, guests can begin their days with guided sunrise yoga or Pilates sessions on deck, using the gentle sea breeze as a backdrop for breathwork and meditation. Workshops on spinal alignment and posture will encourage participants to reconnect with their bodies, while interactive discussions on natural wellness strategies will explore topics such as herbal remedies, stress reduction techniques and holistic nutrition.
The m/s Paul Gauguin has undergone extensive refurbishment to enhance its intimate atmosphere, creating tranquil spaces perfectly suited for retreats and wellness activities. Common areas have been redesigned to allow for open-air practice, and dedicated studio facilities offer a serene environment for deepening one’s yoga practice. The ship’s layout fosters a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor experiences, with ample deck space overlooking turquoise lagoons and lush island landscapes.
In addition to on-board health programming, the cruise includes shore excursions designed to complement the wellness theme. Guests can practice gentle beachside movement at sunrise, explore island trails in mindful walking groups or participate in traditional Polynesian healing ceremonies led by local practitioners. Each evening, lectures on integrating wellness practices into daily life will help travelers return home with practical tools for maintaining balance and vitality long after the voyage has ended.
Throughout the journey, gourmet menus will feature nourishing dishes crafted with fresh island produce, local seafood and plant-based options, ensuring that each meal supports guests’ wellness goals. The ship’s spa offers bespoke treatments, from hot stone massages to traditional Polynesian monoi oil rituals, providing restorative care between active sessions. Those seeking quiet reflection can retreat to the ship’s library or relaxation lounge, where soft lighting and panoramic windows invite moments of contemplation.
Paul Gauguin Cruises limits each sailing to a maximum of 330 guests, fostering a sense of community and personalized service that enhances the wellness atmosphere. All-inclusive pricing covers accommodations in spacious staterooms or suites, select shore excursions, daily classes and the full range of onboard amenities. Travelers who wish to extend their stay can arrange post-cruise add-ons at partner resorts in Tahiti or Bora Bora, turning the voyage into a comprehensive wellness getaway.
“The therapeutic qualities of French Polynesia create an ideal backdrop for wellness exploration, and The Gauguin’s intimate beauty enhances this experience immeasurably,” says Susan Robison, vice president of marketing and communications for the Americas for Paul Gauguin Cruises. “The overall welcoming design and enchanting vistas aboard The Gauguin have always mirrored the natural harmony of the islands themselves, creating a seamless flow between the vessel and the surrounding paradise.”
Reservations for the yoga and wellness sailing are available now through preferred travel advisors or directly on the Paul Gauguin Cruises website. Guests are encouraged to book early to secure their spot on this unique fall retreat.
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