Expedition Cruise into frontier New Guinea, Micronesia & Melanesia
Our long history of operating in New Guinea, Micronesia and Melanesia allows us to showcase these lands, which are some of the most isolated on the planet. Enjoy warm welcomes as you discover village life and cultural traditions unchanged for millennia. Kayak through rainforest-clad fjords. Spot a long-lost bird species. Explore the unique Bubbling Springs Reef at Dobu. Snorkel, swim and dive on vibrant reefs at the Fly Islands. On visits to remote islands, admire intricate craftwork passed down from generation to generation. For over 40 years Coral Expeditions has operated with a single purpose – to take small groups of like-minded explorers to remote places with expert guidance and warm Australian hospitality.
There is no better way to experience the spirit of New Guinea, Micronesia and Melanesia than by one of our expedition ships.
Travel with ease on our optional charter flights providing a direct connection between destinations
Papua New Guinea Voyage Logs
Cruise New Guinea & Micronesia Onboard Coral Adventurer
Coral Adventurer is perfectly designed to navigate the remote, tropical waters of New Guinea and Micronesia. Her shallow draught, dual Xplorer tenders and complement of zodiacs make her the ideal choice for an expedition to these frontier lands. With more than 1000 square metres of open deck space, large picture windows and balconies, you can take in the environment in comfort.
New Guinea & Micronesia for True Explorers
Enjoy ancient warrior traditions and cruise pristine landscapes in search of hidden lagoons and exotic birds. Discover the limestone karst islands of Raja Ampat and hike to the summit of Pindito Peak. Snorkel and dive the coral reefs, lava flows and WWII wrecks of the Coral Triangle and the marine playground of Raja Ampat. Join in traditional performances and experience ancient Austranesian and Micronesian traditions. Learn about Yap’s customs and culture and visit the isolated islet of Ulithi home to sea turtles, coconut crabs and sea birds. Meet the people of Sonsorol island who are linguistically and culturally different from their Caroline Islands neighbours. Discover the breathtaking landscape of Palau and swim with harmless golden jellyfish in Jellyfish Lake.