Norwegian Cruise Line South Pacific / Tahiti Cruises

If you aren't cruising to the South Pacific and Tahiti aboard Norwegian Cruise Line, you're missing out on a once-in-a-lifetime scenic and cultural extravaganza. Snorkel your way through the islands of New Caledonia, admiring the brightly colored marine life, or put on your hiking boots and head up to Mauna Loa Mountain in Hawaii or trek through the lush mountains of French Polynesia. On a cruise with Norwegian Cruise Line to the South Pacific and French Polynesia, everyone in your family will find something they love. From kayaking in Fiji or sampling freshly ground Kona coffee to the traditional pig roast luau, even your taste buds will love this trip. For more information about cruising to the South Pacific and Tahiti with Norwegian Cruise Line, call one of our expert cruise consultants today at 1-800-377-9383!

Things to Do on a South Pacific and Tahiti Cruise with Norwegian Cruise Line

Dive right into your vacation in the South Pacific and Tahiti in one of many incredible snorkeling sites! Or play "the floor is lava," literally, at The Land of Frozen Fire, a large field covered in hardened volcanic rock. These are just two of the adventurous activities you can do when you cruise with Norwegian Cruise Line, or you can simply relax on any of the beautiful beaches in the South Pacific. Spend a day learning about the Polynesian cultures throughout the South Pacific, go diving for pearls and swim amongst the sheltered reefs. Strap on your hiking boots, or break out the sunglasses while you try any of the activities below on your next South Pacific cruise:

• New Caledonian Reef (Noumea, New Caledonia)
  Second only to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, the New Caledonian Reef is one of the largest in the world. In Noumea, snorkel will all kinds of tropical, marine life in crystal blue waters.
   

• Paul Gauguin Museum (Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia)
  Visit a museum dedicated to the work of an artist who lived and breathed the beauty of the South Pacific. Gaze upon sculptures, carvings, and the various works of a world-class artist who lived his final days in Tahiti.
   

• Tiki Village Cultural Center (Moorea, French Polynesia)
  Learn about the culture of the people from French Polynesia while enjoying a traditional, daring performance put on by local fire dancers.
   

• Vaipo Waterfall and Cascade Tevaipo (Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia)
  Strap on your hiking boots and make your way to the top of Cascade Tevaipo, one of the world's tallest waterfalls at over 1,000 feet tall.
   

• The Land of Frozen Fire (Hilo, Hawaii)
  Here in Hilo, you have the chance to explore the massive lava fields from Mauna Loa Mountain. This volcanic rock has hardened and is now a popular tourist destination to walk across the fields of "lava."
   

• Luau Kalamaku (Nawiliwili, Kauai, Hawaii)
  Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture at the Kilohana Plantation. Take in traditional hula dancing while dining on delicacies such as roast pig.