Motor Yacht Tivoli Cruise South Pacific Flyer

1. See the South Pacific with Tivoli! Cruise in private luxury to Tahiti, Tonga, Fiji, and more J UST IMAGINE VISITING the tropical islands of your dreams while indulging in the first-class comforts of this private, 90-foot luxury expedition vessel. Come with us as we soak up the beauty, exotic cultures, and hospitality of each island. We’ll explore rainforests and caves, go to local markets, and take plenty of time for diving and snorkeling in pristine, clear waters. In season, we’ll keep a lookout for humpback whales as they migrate through these waters. We’ll visit the world-famous pearl farms, too, where you can see how pearls are formed and choose a few to take home. Our travels will include Tahiti and other French Polynesian gems, the beach-ringed Cook Islands, and Samoa, known especially for its diving. Farther west, we’ll experience the lush islands of the Kingdom of Tonga as well as the culturally rich Fiji Islands. The best part is that on Tivoli, you aren’t limited to the bigger, better-known spots. We can drop anchor at tiny, unspoiled atolls and “motu” (islands), too, and have them all to ourselves. Tell us where you’d like to go, and we’ll put together a custom cruise just for you. The South Pacific is beckoning . . . come let Tivoli transport you to paradise. • Dive or snorkel amidst a dazzling array of sea life and rainbow coral • Experience rich and diverse South Seas cultures • Soak up the endless, breathtaking scenery • Savor a special picnic on a secret white-sand beach • Forget your cares in the warm tropical breezes • Bring home some exquisite pearls to remind you of your trip of a lifetime M O T O R Y A C H T T I V O L I 90 feet 6 inches (27.60 meters) Cruising speed: 10 knots Bose home-theatre sound system Large flat-screen TVs Accommodations for six guests: three large staterooms, two with ensuite bathrooms with showers, and master stateroom with his and hers bathrooms (one with whirlpool bath and one with steam shower). Crew quarters forward and entirely separate. Air conditioned throughout On-deck Jacuzzi Lots of water toys Fishing tackle Snorkeling gear SCUBA compressor and 8 tanks (for certified divers only) 18-foot Novurania launch with twin 50-hp outboards 13-foot Novurania launch with 50-hp outboard

2. The best of the South Pacific awaits French Polynesia Comprising over 100 islands divided into several groups — the Society Islands that include Tahiti, Moorea, and Bora Bora; the Tuamotus; the Marquesas; and the Australs — French Polynesia is known for its warm, outgoing people and colorful, multifaceted culture. Its white-sand beaches and striking lava rock formations create stunning panoramas. The cuisine is a delicious mix of French specialties like fresh-baked baguettes and local traditions including a feast cooked in an underground oven. Spectacular diving awaits in the atolls of the Tuamotu Archipelago. Polynesia is also home to major producers of black pearls, so the shopping is irresistible! Fiji Truly a land of enchantment, the Fiji Islands are bejeweled with turquoise lagoons, waterfalls you can swim underneath, thousands of miles of beaches, more than 300 species of native orchids, and tropical forests perfumed by wild frangipani blossoms. There are coral gardens ideal for snorkeling, and dramatic multi-colored coral walls for spectacular diving. Parrots wing their way through the trees, while turtles nest on the beaches. As you visit the villages and explore the markets, you’ll be struck by the Fijians’ kind and generous nature. No wonder Fiji is considered one of the world’s most romantic places. The Kingdom of Tonga Never colonized by an outside group, the 176 islands of Tonga remain an independent monarchy with an intriguing, homogenous culture. Most Tongans speak English, and they are known for their genuine welcome. Divers and snorkelers can explore caves and grottoes as well as reefs where the water is crystal clear. Ashore, there’s flat terrain just right for biking past vanilla and pineapple farms, while some islands offer limestone plateaus traced by hiking trails. From late July into September, the whale watching among these islands is exceptional. Enjoy it in style on Tivoli!