Product Description
Several Departures;
30 April, 2021 to 10 May, 2021 10 May, 2021 to 21 May, 2021 21 May, 2021 to 31 May, 2021 |
11 June, 2021 to 21 June, 2021 |
21 June, 2021 to 01 July, 2021 (reverse) |
02 July, 2021 to 12 July, 2021 |
12 July, 2021 to 22 July, 2021 (reverse) |
23 July, 2021 to 02 August, 2021 |
02 August, 2021 to 12 August, 2021 (reverse) |
11 Night Ancient Lands of the Kimberley’ (Coral Geographer)
from $7,650 per person, twin share
Explore the Kimberley region on an unforgettable expedition through an ancient landscape where nature takes centre stage and Indigenous connections and exploration history abound. Coral Expeditions has over 24 years’ experience in the Kimberley, with an expert expedition team who love to share their passion and knowledge with you.
Highlights:
• Experience the thrill of riding the tidal rapids through Horizontal Falls aboard a Zodiac
• Marvel at King George River and get in close to the soaring 80m high King George Falls
• Visit Indigenous rock art galleries and learn about ancient Wandjina and Gwion Gwion art
• Spot crocodiles, tawny nurse sharks, sea turtles, humpback whales, and rock wallabies
• Get up close to Montgomery Reef as it emerges from the sea and discover the tidal reef’s diverse marine life
• Visit the Important Bird Area of the Lacepede Islands, and spot numerous bird species throughout your voyage, including Eastern Ospreys and White-breasted Sea Eagles
• Follow in the wake of Phillip Parker King on a cruise up the Prince Regent River to King Cascade waterfall
• View the Kimberley landscape from the air on an optional scenic helicopter flight to Mitchell Falls (additional cost)
• Enjoy sunset canapes and drinks on the beach as dusk settles over the Kimberley
Coral Geographer
Vessel Type: Expedition
Passenger Capacity: 120
Built: 2020
Expedition capabilities
> Two trademark Xplorer tenders seat all passengers and facilitate comfortable shore excursions
> Six zodiacs for more intrepid exploration
> Lecture lounge for daily expedition briefings and expert presentations
> Small onboard library featuring books on destinations and wildlife
> Shallow draft and advanced navigation and propulsion systems allowing access to locations closed to large cruise ships
Marine immersion
> Navigator lounge in the bridge
> Over 1000 square metres of open deck space including a wrap-around promenade deck with panoramic views
> Engine room tours and a high level of crew interaction with guests
Food and wine features
> Single seating dining with communal table serves buffet breakfast and lunch, and multi-course table d’hote dinners
> Showcase galley with viewing window creating fresh small-batch cuisine featuring Australian and local produce
> Multiple indoor and outdoor bars, including our Explorer bar on the sundeck for sunset drinks
> Curated wine cellar featuring boutique wines and exceptional vintage Australian reds
Guest comfort
> All outside-facing guest cabins with en-suite bathrooms; the majority have a private balcony
> Active stabilisers to dampen sea motion
> Well-equipped gym
> Passenger elevator
Wi-Fi available in all guest areas
