Silversea Cruises Prince Albert II to sail French Polynesia

Silversea Cruises is set to base their ship Prince Albert II in Papeete from Mid March until late October 2009. This move has been brought about by a number of successful meetings between Silversea Cruises and the French Polynesian government. This new positioning of Prince Albert II in Tahiti will provide a number of very exciting new itineraries.

“We are delighted to base the Prince Albert II in beautiful Tahiti for a series of explorations next year,” comments Amerigo Perasso, Silversea Cruises president and CEO. “The South Pacific is home to magnificent natural vistas and some of the world’s most intriguing cultures, offering our guests the perfect setting for mind-enriching authentic adventures”

Gaston Tong Sang, President of French Polynesia added “The itineraries and land programmes designed by Silversea Cruises are in sync with our tourism positioning as well as our aims for the islands and remote archipelagos development. The unique voyages developed by Silversea will enable travellers to discover the unknown beauties and treasures of our five archipelagos in exceptional luxury.”

Prince Albert II is a purpose built luxurious expedition shop designed specifically for navigating waters in some of the world’s most remote destinations. Onboard Silversea Cruises Prince Albert II you can savour a cosmopolitan ambience and many special amenities usually only found on larger ships. Prince Albert II can transport 132 privileged guests in utmost luxury.

Highlights of the 2009 French Polynesia cruises include Austral Island Adventures, Journeys to the Marquesas, and Tuamotu Expeditions.