The word luxury can be defined in many ways. On Tui Tai, luxury means that everything has been made easy without being soft or pretentious.
For example, while you’ll have same-day laundry service onboard, your clothes won’t come back wrapped in paper or tied with a frilly ribbon. We focus on the kinds of luxuries that matter: nightly turn-down service, air conditioning, the best shampoos and soaps, 800-count Egyptian Cotton Sateen sheets, superb exotic food, spa treatments, and the world’s kindest and most thoughtful service.
The result is that Tui Tai is a luxury resort that moves through the South Pacific, offering guests views that change all day.

Like luxury, adventure can be defined many ways. To our guests it means spontaneity, having the flexibility and the resources to do and see amazing things, both above and beneath the surface.
Even on the world’s least trodden beach, or surrounded by the mist of a giant waterfall, you can still get a massage right there ­ because we set up spa services right there. You might be kayaking up a jungle river, but our support boat makes sure chilled beverages and snacks are waiting for you upstream.
Whether snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, hiking, mountain biking, visiting remote villages, or just sailing the clear blue waters, all our activities have been equally enjoyed by a 26-year old tri-athlete and an active 74-year old world traveler ­ and everyone in between.

When you’re enjoying a luxury-adventure expedition on Tui Tai, you don’t ever have to think about the details of extra charges because there aren’t any. We’ve designed our service to be All-inclusive. Not "all inclusive" as some use the term, followed by a bunch of fine print explaining what isn’t included. We mean that everything is included: every service, mixed drink, glass of wine or beer, every meal, all scuba diving (even dive courses), snorkeling, kayaking, spa treatments ­ everything. Once you board Tui Tai, the details are in our hands, and your only responsibility is to have the experience of a lifetime.

Tui Tai is the only luxury-adventure ship operating in the Pacific Cultural Triangle, providing guests a remarkable look at three distinct cultures that history and circumstance have put together within a nearby triangle of islands. In addition to visiting islands where indigenous Fijians live, Tui Tai sails to islands where Polynesians and Micronesians were relocated after World War II, and where the villagers live in their historically natural ways. Only the Pacific Cultural Triangle offers adventurers a chance to experience such strikingly different cultures and histories during a one-week visit.