Explore the islands of Polynesia on a cabin cruise

Your Boat

• Lagoon 620
• 6 total cabins
• 12 people max
• 2 crew members

Welcome on board your Lagoon 620 which has been designed with comfort in mind, and will ensure you enjoy a wonderful cruise. The back of the boat gives easy access to the sea, and the deck is perfect for sunbathing and relaxing.

• Bath towels
• Beach towels
• Speakers in the cockpit
• Audio system
• Snorkeling gear

The owner reserves the right to replace with a different boat model of the same quality and performance

Your Cabin

On board your Lagoon 620 catamaran you will enjoy a double cabin offering all the comfort and luxury of a bedroom. Each cabin has a private bathroom with a sink, large mirror, cabinet, toilet, shower and hot and cold water.

Itinerary of your cruise

Choose your route from Tahiti to Raiatea or from Raiatea to Tahiti, before escaping to the beautiful Polynesia.

The itinerary may be changed without prior notice due to technical or weather conditions.
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Frequently asked questions

• What documents do I need in order to travel to Polynesia?

  French Polynesia is a French overseas territory and US and EU passport holders do not need a visa for visits of less than 90 days. You should ensure that your passport is valid for at least 6 months.

• Is everyone on board English-speaking?

  Please note that this cruise is not exclusive to English travelers. It is quite common to meet people of various nationalities on board as we offer cruises to international clientele - encouraging curious and enriching exchanges for both passengers and crew.
  Crew members are multilingual and qualified to offer multilingual service.

• How can I arrange my transfer from the airport to the boat?

  After you have made your booking the base manager will contact you to give you more information on your cruise. Make sure you confirm what time you will be arriving and also your flight details. A taxi or minibus can meet you at the airport and bring you directly to the boat at an extra cost.

• What does a skipper do? And what about a hostess?

  All the skippers which we offer are qualified, have the necessary professional licenses and speak fluent English. If you have any particular demands regarding a skipper make sure to let us know.
  The skipper is in charge of navigation and your safety on board. Feel free to try out some of the manoeuvres with him; he will be happy to teach you the basics of sailing.
  Regarding sleeping arrangements, the skipper will sleep on board, either in a cabin or in the common area (saloon).
  The skipper is not in charge of cooking or washing up. A hostess (or cook) will prepare your meals, clean the saloon area and the cabins and make sure the boat is kept tidy.

• Does the boat operate only with the sails?

  It depends on the weather. When the winds are strong, the skipper will use the sails to sail silently. On days with calmer winds or to reach the stopovers on schedule, the skipper may need to use the engine. The engine is also used when entering and leaving the marinas. We cannot guarantee a minimum time of using the sails. The skipper will do their best to use the sails as much as possible and involve passengers in manoeuvres.

• Are the menus adapted to special dietary requirements?

  We strive to offer the best possible services on our cruises and providing special dietary options are part of this. Please inform your charter advisor of any dietary restrictions or requirements well in advance of the cruise, so that the crew may be informed and make the necessary adaptations to the menus provided.
  Please note that the preparation of adapted menus adds a certain level of complexity for our hostesses/cooks, who will prepare meals for 12 guests on board. Sourcing good quality substitute products also incurs additional costs. It is therefore necessary for us to charge a supplement, in order to guarantee that all our guests on board receive the same level of quality service.

• Can I bring alcohol on board?

  No passengers are allowed to bring bottles of alcohol on board.

• What currency is used in French Polynesia?

  The local currency is the Pacific Franc (CFP), sometimes abbreviated as XPF. The exchange rate between the Pacific Franc et the euro is fixed at 1 € = 119,33 CFP and 1000 CFP = 8.38 €

• What payments must I make in order to confirm my booking?

  To confirm your booking you should inform your GlobeSailor advisor who will put an option (hold) on the cabin for a certain time until we receive your down payment.
  The booking will only be considered final once we have received your down payment (by bank transfer, Paypal or credit card) which is 50% of the total amount. A 100% down payment is required for any booking made less than one month before departure.
  The balance should be paid no later than one month before boarding, either to the base or to GlobeSailor. Mandatory extras and options will be payable locally. Be sure to check with your advisor or the base prior to departure.

• What happens if I need to cancel my cruise?

  If you wish to make a cancellation, you should contact your GlobeSailor advisor as soon as possible. Whatever the circumstances, you will be charged the following cancellation fees, depending on when the cancellation is made: up to 90 days before departure = 30%; 89 to 60 days before departure = 50%; 59 to 30 days before departure = 75%; 29 days or less before departure = 100% of the total cost of your booking. We recommend that you sign up for cancellation insurance with your personal insurance provider.