Presse auf Französisch

March 30, 2018, Le Parisien Week-end (France)
The journalist talks about the Marquesas archipelago and its fourteen paradise islands, which can be admired when you embark in Papeete, on the Aranui 5, for 1,500 kilometers of cruising.

29 January 2021, Le Monde (France).

The Aranui cruises are presented in an article in „Le Monde“ written by François Bostnavaron. The journalist talks about his experience on board the Aranui 5 and tells about his exceptional trip to the Marquesas Islands.

March 2018, Neptune (France).

The itinerary of the Araui 5 is presented in an article in „Neptune“ written by Grégory Gérault. The journalist describes the journey aboard the Aranui 5, an essential supply vessel for the islands‘ population and the promise of an unforgettable cruise.

September 2018, VSD (France).

The Aranui 5 and the Marquesas Islands are featured in an article in „VSD“ written by Erik Sampers. talks about the half-delivery cargo ship, half-cruise ship that links Tahiti to the Marquesas archipelago, offering passengers an original immersive experience in Polynesian culture.

May 27, 2018, Les Echos (France)
In May, 2018, Les Echos published an article on Marquesas Islands, written by Anne Marie Gélinet. The journalist describes the itinerary of the Aranui, which provides year-round supplies to the most isolated archipelago in French Polynesia and one of the best preserved too.

May 2, 2021, Le Figaro (France)
The journalist recounts his experience on the Aranui, discovering a Polynesia that we never see, with Pitcairn as a highlight.

February 22, 2018, Le Point (France)
In February, 2018, Le Point published an article dedicated to the Aranui, written by André Trentin. For the journalist, the Aranui offers one of the best ways to explore the Marquesas Islands and describes his experience in this travelogue.

February, 2018, Géo (France)
Géo published an article on Marquesas Islands, written by Aline Maume. The journalist describes the Marquesas archipelago and mentions the cruises of the Aranui, which serves these remote and enchanting islands.