72

Guests

30

Staterooms

24

Crew

20

Years young

Explore the Coral Discoverer decks

Each deck features a range of staterooms which reflect the elegance of romanticism of the voyage.

Coral Discoverer Plan
Bridge Deck Balcony Stateroom5 rooms available
Located on the exclusive Bridge Deck close to the Lounge and Bridge, our six spacious Bridge Deck staterooms are 20sqm (215 square feet) in size and open out onto private balconies for expansive ocean views, along with a sofa, desk, telephone and your choice of Junior King or twin bedding. The compact ensuite has a toilet, shower and ample storage. (These images are pre 2025 refit)
20
Private balcony
Junior king bed
Private bathroom
Desk & armchair
Promenade Deck (Category A)20 rooms available
Encircled by a full-ship promenade, our 19 spacious Promenade Deck (Category A) staterooms are 18sqm (195 square feet) in size and feature picture windows for expansive ocean views, along with a sofa, desk, telephone and your choice of Junior King or twin bedding. The compact ensuite has a toilet, shower and ample storage. (These images are pre 2025 refit)
18
Picture window
Junior king bed
Private bathroom
Desk & armchair
Promenade Deck (Category B) - Sole use staterooms2 rooms available
Located in the bow of the ship and encircled by a full-ship promenade, our two Promenade Deck (Category B) staterooms are 15sqm (160 square feet) in size and feature picture windows for expansive ocean views, along with a desk, telephone and Junior King bedding. The compact ensuite has a toilet, shower and ample storage. (These images are pre 2025 refit)
15
Picture window
Junior king bed
Private bathroom
Desk & armchair
Main Deck (Category A)6 rooms available
Located close to the Dining Room, our six spacious Main Deck (Category A) staterooms are 18sqm (195 square feet) in size and feature large, twin porthole windows for expansive ocean views, along with a desk, sofa, telephone and your choice of Junior King or twin bedding. The compact ensuite has a toilet, shower and ample storage. (These images are pre 2025 refit)
18
Porthole window
Junior king bed
Private bathroom
Desk & armchair
Main Deck (Category B)3 rooms available
Located close to the Dining Room, our three spacious Main Deck (Category B) staterooms are 18sqm (195 square feet) in size and feature twin portholes for expansive ocean views, along with a desk, sofa, telephone and your choice of Junior King or twin bedding. The compact ensuite has a toilet, shower and ample storage. (These images are pre 2025 refit.)
18
Porthole window
Junior king bed
Private bathroom
Desk & armchair

Important notes & Policies

NO KEY POLICY

We operate a “no key” policy for safety reasons onboard Coral Geographer. If required, our Purser will care for any of your valuable items in the ship’s safe.

OPEN BRIDGE

There is an open bridge policy onboard. Coral Geographer features a navigator lounge to provide guests with a view of ship operations. All guests are welcome in the bridge at any time unless otherwise advised by one of the officers.

GRATUITIES

Our crew have no other agenda than your delight, and tipping is not commonly considered Australian custom. Therefore tipping is completely optional. Should you choose to recognise the service provided, please make any gratuities payable to the Purser (in cash only) for equal distribution to all crew.

SMOKING

Smoking is permitted only in the designated smoking area. There is a no smoking policy throughout the interior of the ship. There is a total smoking ban when travelling on tender vessels and refueling.

YOUR ONBOARD ACCOUNT

Upon embarkation, we automatically open your personal onboard account. For your security, we ask that you sign for your orders from our bar, shop, or make any other onboard purchases. At the end of the voyage your account may be settled in AU$ cash; by Visa, MasterCard or American Express (we regret no Travellers Cheques).

SEASICKNESS

Prevention is key – you should discuss appropriate measures with your doctor or pharmacist prior to travel. If you do become seasick, please advise the Purser so they can attend to your needs promptly and appropriately. A variety of seasickness preventions and treatments are available onboard.

SAFETY ONBOARD

On a Coral Expeditions cruise, the safety of our guests is our top priority. Upon boarding, you will be briefed about our emergency procedures and given tips for how to move about the vessel in rough conditions. Throughout the cruise, safety announcements will be made via the public address system and can be heard throughout the ship. Always listen to the advice of your Captain, Purser, and Expedition team.

It is essential that you take certain safety precautions.

Here are some basic rules:

  • Be extra careful when walking on wet decks and never run when onboard the ship

  • In rough weather, note especially:

  • Do not stroll about the ship unnecessarily

  • Hold on to handrails on stairways. Be very careful in the bathroom

  • Doors should be latched open or kept closed during heavy seas. Use the handles and never hold a door by its frame as the ship’s movement may cause the door to close on your hand

  • Secure items in your bathroom and on your bureau, or place in drawers and cupboards

  • Use care when carrying anything, always ask for assistance when needed

— Technical Specifications —

Construction

FlagAustralian
Built byNQEA Australia
Year of construction2005
Year of refurbishment2025

Main Data

Length63m
Beam13m
Draught3m
GT1779

Propulsion

Main enginesCaterpillar 3512B
Cruising speed10 - 12 knots
PropulsionTwin propellor

Features

NavigationGlass bridge
Bunker capacity185.77m³