European Union:
The new Europe Entry/Exit System is now in effect. Be prepared for longer lines at passport control.
Find the latest information here:
https://travel-europe.europa.eu/en/ees
Passport:
Please ensure your passport is in tip top shape. It cannot have any folds, tears, rips, stains, etc. Store your passport document in a safe at your home so it is protected at all times.
French Polynesia:
US and Canadian citizens do not require a visa for a stay up to 90 days in French Polynesia. However, your passport must still be valid for 3 months after your planned departure date in French Polynesia and you must have 2 blank pages in your passport.
Please make sure your passport is still valid and that the name on your passport matches the name used on your airline ticket.
Before traveling always check the most recent document and entry requirements as these can change without notice.
Paul Gauguin Cruise TIP:
As soon as you have embarked on your cruise, go find out when exactly the Polynesian evening is for your cruise. If you want to make a reservation at La Veranda to taste the amazing French gourmet menu, make sure it is not on the same evening as Polynesian night. On this special evening, all restaurants on board will serve the Polynesian menu, including at La Veranda.
Mauruuru! Thank you!
Ann
Certified Luxury Travel Advisor
Tahiti Specialist
Dalai Lama
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