Do you want to spend some dreamy days in the South Pacific and also help to conserve the planet? Well then, keep reading ... and take note, because this is a trip to do as a family.
The Paul Gaughin Cruises company, which sails on luxury ships in Tahiti, French Polynesia, Fiji and the South Pacific, has partnered with the Wildlife Conservation Society to launch two entertainment and information programs on board their ships on wildlife in the South Pacific.
Regarding these programs, A 5-star ship with a capacity for 332 tourists will be taken aboard MS Paul Gauguin.
The first of these wildlife conservation programs is Wildlife Discovery Series that aims to disseminate knowledge about marine life from the hand of scientists, oceanographers and conservationists, who will also travel on the ship and who will share, through talks and presentations, their research and experiences.
The second of them is called the Stewards of Nature involves the participation of children and adolescents between 7 and 17 years of age, that's why I was telling you about a family trip.
Each day of the trip, excursions aimed at getting to know the nature of the islands and / or the beaches are combined, with science and craft activities, games and other adventures. Depending on the day and the itinerary, the boys and girls will do different activities, such as a snorkeling excursion, observing the ocean or the stars through binoculars or a telescope on board. What's more The whole family will have the opportunity to demonstrate the knowledge acquired through Ocean Trivia or Oceanopoly.
Wildlife Conservation Society is an organization with more than 120 years of experience, which is committed to the rescue of wildlife and wild places around the world. This organization works educational for children and families in its wildlife parks in New York City.