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Half Cruise, Half Cargo Ship? What It's Like to Sail French Polynesia Aboard a Local Freighter

Writer Scott Laird hops aboard a 12-night sailing with Aranui Cruises, a locally owned line that offers passenger and cargo services from Tahiti to the Marquesas Islands.

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Half Cruise, Half Cargo Ship? What It's Like to Sail French Polynesia Aboard a Local Freighter
Writer Scott Laird hops aboard a 12-night sailing with Aranui Cruises, a locally owned line that offers passenger and cargo services from Tahiti to the Marquesas Islands.
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