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Our Kimberley cruises explore a rugged land carved by powerful forces of nature. Natural highlights of our Kimberley expedition include waterfalls, wildlife, and mammoth tides that have carved and eroded this ancient coastline. Experience a thrilling nature-based adventure as you enjoy a zodiac ride through Horizontal Falls, shower underneath King Cascade, and marvel at 60,000 year old Gwion rock art.
As the Kimberley Expedition pioneers, we are the only cruise line who has perfected their itinerary over three decades. Join our knowledgeable expedition team for insightful interpretation and true Australian hospitality. Explore Australia’s Kimberley region on an unforgettable small ship expedition cruise through an ancient landscape, where nature takes centre stage and Indigenous connections and exploration history abound.
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Departing Broome, our classic 10-day voyage is an immersion into an ancient land. Covering more than 400,000 square kilometers, yet home to just 30,000 people, the Kimberley Region is acknowledged as one of the world’s most beautiful wilderness areas. Witness magnificent coastal vistas created by towering rock ridges, silent secluded gorges, plunging waterfalls, abundant wildlife, and massive tidal movements.
> Departs March to October 2021 & 2022
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Departing Darwin, our classic 10-day voyage is an immersion into an ancient land. Covering more than 400,000 square kilometers, yet home to just 30,000 people, the Kimberley Region is acknowledged as one of the world’s most beautiful wilderness areas. Witness magnificent coastal vistas created by towering rock ridges, silent secluded gorges, plunging waterfalls, abundant wildlife, and massive tidal movements.
> Departs March to October 2021 & 2022
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New Release: This new itinerary onboard Coral Geographer combines our classic 10-day Kimberley itinerary with a visit to the spectacular Rowley Shoals Marine Park and Ashmore Reef. Witness magnificent coastal vistas created by towering rock ridges, silent secluded gorges, abundant wildlife, and massive tidal movements. Finish off the voyage at a chain of coral atolls offering some of the best snorkelling and diving opportunities in the world. Their shallow lagoons are inhabited by myriad coral species and marine life, including giant potato cod, Maori wrasse, at least 233 species of coral and 688 species of fish – many of which are not found on other coral reefs.
> Departs 15 October 2021
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Coral Discoverer carries 72 guests and is known for her yacht-like, intimate and comfortable atmosphere.
Coral Adventurer launched in April 2019, and is a modern expedition ship designed for remote Australian shores.
Coral Geographer launches in 2021, and is a sister ship to Coral Adventurer with additional bridge deck suites.
Coral Discoverer carries 72 guests and is known for her yacht-like, intimate and comfortable atmosphere.
Coral Adventurer launched in April 2019, and is a modern expedition ship designed for remote Australian shores.
Coral Geographer launches in 2021, and is a sister ship to Coral Adventurer with additional bridge deck suites.
Coral Discoverer starred in the SBS Slow Summer Program: The Kimberley Cruise
Spend a day with the world’s oldest living culture
The Best Time to See the Waterfalls of the Kimberley
Coral Discoverer starred in the SBS Slow Summer Program: The Kimberley Cruise
A precious wilderness region almost twice the size of the United Kingdom, the Kimberley’s raw, rugged beauty is best seen from the deck of a small expedition ship. Here, in one of the world’s most remote and beautiful regions, Australian Aboriginals have recorded their connection to country through exquisite rock art galleries many thousands of years old. Wandjina and Gwion artworks etched into rock depict creation stories, mythical creatures and wildlife along with centuries-old European contact. The wet and dry seasons dominate the landscape and waterfalls are generally at their peak in April and May after seasonal rain.
