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Route Description - Kimberley Ultimate (13 nights)

Kimberley Ultimate
KUNUNURRA / WYNDHAM – BROOME

Day One
Guests join a coach transfer from Kununurra to board True North in Wyndham. After a welcome cocktail and dinner, the ship begins its overnight cruise to the King George River.

Day Two
The day begins at the spectacular King George Falls, with the chance to explore by tender or helicopter. Later, guests visit Tranquil Bay and learn about the WWII wreck of the Koolama.

Day Three
Guests fish for mangrove jack on the Drysdale River and enjoy billy tea on a remote riverbank. The afternoon offers a scenic flight to Cape Londonderry, the northernmost point of Western Australia.

Day Four
Ancient Bradshaw rock art and a heli-picnic at Eagle Falls highlight the day. Guests explore remote beaches and visit a WWII bomber crash site in the rainforest.

Day Five
The Mitchell River offers prime barramundi fishing and a scenic swim at Surveyors Creek. Helicopter flights over Mitchell Falls add a dramatic perspective to the day.

Day Six
After an early start, guests forage for black-lip oysters and view nearby Wandjina and Bradshaw art. The afternoon includes island exploration and a pearl tasting party onboard.

Day Seven
The Roe River promises more barra fishing and crocodile sightings. Helicopter flights reveal the vast Kimberley coastline before sunset drinks at Art Island.

Day Eight
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with hiking, fishing, and stunning views from Jackson Falls and above. Wildlife abounds in this remote and pristine region.

Day Nine
Guests visit the historic boab tree of Phillip Parker King before cruising up the Prince Regent River. At Kings Cascades, a waterfall-side picnic and scenic heli-flights offer memorable experiences.

Day Ten
Early risers enjoy a champagne sunrise flight. The day includes hiking, swimming, and remote fishing by helicopter in the heart of the Kimberley wilderness.

Day Eleven
The Sale River provides morning adventures and a freshwater swim. In the afternoon, guests witness the dramatic tidal phenomenon of Montgomery Reef and its rich marine life.

Day Twelve
A morning of fishing at “Three Ways” leads to a visit to Raft Point’s sacred Wandjina rock art. The day ends with a thrilling ride through the Horizontal Falls, and a farewell dinner as True North cruises toward Broome.

Day Thirteen
The adventure concludes with a morning arrival in Broome and transfers to accommodation or connecting flights.

Route Description - Kimberley Snapshot (7 Nights)

Kimberley Snapshot
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA

Day One
Guests begin their Kimberley adventure cruising past Cockatoo and Koolan Islands before experiencing the thrilling Horizontal Falls by tender and helicopter. The day ends with barramundi fishing and a sunset cruise to Doubtful Bay.

Day Two
A morning river cruise and swim in the Sale River is followed by an unforgettable visit to Montgomery Reef, where the reef rises with the tide, revealing vibrant marine life.

Day Three
The Prince Regent River offers waterfall views at Kings Cascades, hiking, swimming, and a helicopter adventure into remote wilderness.

Day Four
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with fishing, hiking to Jackson Falls, and a sunset drink at Naturaliste Island.

Day Five
Guests view ancient Bradshaw rock art and enjoy a scenic heli-picnic at Eagle Falls, with time to explore beaches and creeks.

Day Six
A highlight of the trip—King George Falls—awaits, with options to climb or fly to the top, followed by a WWII history stop at Tranquil Bay.

Day Seven
Disembarkation in Wyndham with a morning transfer to Kununurra.

Route Description - Kimberley Ultimate (13 nights)

Kimberley Ultimate
KUNUNURRA / WYNDHAM – BROOME

Day One
Guests join a coach transfer from Kununurra to board True North in Wyndham. After a welcome cocktail and dinner, the ship begins its overnight cruise to the King George River.

Day Two
The day begins at the spectacular King George Falls, with the chance to explore by tender or helicopter. Later, guests visit Tranquil Bay and learn about the WWII wreck of the Koolama.

Day Three
Guests fish for mangrove jack on the Drysdale River and enjoy billy tea on a remote riverbank. The afternoon offers a scenic flight to Cape Londonderry, the northernmost point of Western Australia.

Day Four
Ancient Bradshaw rock art and a heli-picnic at Eagle Falls highlight the day. Guests explore remote beaches and visit a WWII bomber crash site in the rainforest.

Day Five
The Mitchell River offers prime barramundi fishing and a scenic swim at Surveyors Creek. Helicopter flights over Mitchell Falls add a dramatic perspective to the day.

Day Six
After an early start, guests forage for black-lip oysters and view nearby Wandjina and Bradshaw art. The afternoon includes island exploration and a pearl tasting party onboard.

Day Seven
The Roe River promises more barra fishing and crocodile sightings. Helicopter flights reveal the vast Kimberley coastline before sunset drinks at Art Island.

Day Eight
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with hiking, fishing, and stunning views from Jackson Falls and above. Wildlife abounds in this remote and pristine region.

Day Nine
Guests visit the historic boab tree of Phillip Parker King before cruising up the Prince Regent River. At Kings Cascades, a waterfall-side picnic and scenic heli-flights offer memorable experiences.

Day Ten
Early risers enjoy a champagne sunrise flight. The day includes hiking, swimming, and remote fishing by helicopter in the heart of the Kimberley wilderness.

Day Eleven
The Sale River provides morning adventures and a freshwater swim. In the afternoon, guests witness the dramatic tidal phenomenon of Montgomery Reef and its rich marine life.

Day Twelve
A morning of fishing at “Three Ways” leads to a visit to Raft Point’s sacred Wandjina rock art. The day ends with a thrilling ride through the Horizontal Falls, and a farewell dinner as True North cruises toward Broome.

Day Thirteen
The adventure concludes with a morning arrival in Broome and transfers to accommodation or connecting flights.

Route Description - Kimberley Snapshot (7 Nights)

Kimberley Snapshot
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA

Day One
Guests begin their Kimberley adventure cruising past Cockatoo and Koolan Islands before experiencing the thrilling Horizontal Falls by tender and helicopter. The day ends with barramundi fishing and a sunset cruise to Doubtful Bay.

Day Two
A morning river cruise and swim in the Sale River is followed by an unforgettable visit to Montgomery Reef, where the reef rises with the tide, revealing vibrant marine life.

Day Three
The Prince Regent River offers waterfall views at Kings Cascades, hiking, swimming, and a helicopter adventure into remote wilderness.

Day Four
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with fishing, hiking to Jackson Falls, and a sunset drink at Naturaliste Island.

Day Five
Guests view ancient Bradshaw rock art and enjoy a scenic heli-picnic at Eagle Falls, with time to explore beaches and creeks.

Day Six
A highlight of the trip—King George Falls—awaits, with options to climb or fly to the top, followed by a WWII history stop at Tranquil Bay.

Day Seven
Disembarkation in Wyndham with a morning transfer to Kununurra.

Route Description - Kimberley Ultimate (13 nights)

Kimberley Ultimate
KUNUNURRA / WYNDHAM – BROOME

Day One
Guests join a coach transfer from Kununurra to board True North in Wyndham. After a welcome cocktail and dinner, the ship begins its overnight cruise to the King George River.

Day Two
The day begins at the spectacular King George Falls, with the chance to explore by tender or helicopter. Later, guests visit Tranquil Bay and learn about the WWII wreck of the Koolama.

Day Three
Guests fish for mangrove jack on the Drysdale River and enjoy billy tea on a remote riverbank. The afternoon offers a scenic flight to Cape Londonderry, the northernmost point of Western Australia.

Day Four
Ancient Bradshaw rock art and a heli-picnic at Eagle Falls highlight the day. Guests explore remote beaches and visit a WWII bomber crash site in the rainforest.

Day Five
The Mitchell River offers prime barramundi fishing and a scenic swim at Surveyors Creek. Helicopter flights over Mitchell Falls add a dramatic perspective to the day.

Day Six
After an early start, guests forage for black-lip oysters and view nearby Wandjina and Bradshaw art. The afternoon includes island exploration and a pearl tasting party onboard.

Day Seven
The Roe River promises more barra fishing and crocodile sightings. Helicopter flights reveal the vast Kimberley coastline before sunset drinks at Art Island.

Day Eight
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with hiking, fishing, and stunning views from Jackson Falls and above. Wildlife abounds in this remote and pristine region.

Day Nine
Guests visit the historic boab tree of Phillip Parker King before cruising up the Prince Regent River. At Kings Cascades, a waterfall-side picnic and scenic heli-flights offer memorable experiences.

Day Ten
Early risers enjoy a champagne sunrise flight. The day includes hiking, swimming, and remote fishing by helicopter in the heart of the Kimberley wilderness.

Day Eleven
The Sale River provides morning adventures and a freshwater swim. In the afternoon, guests witness the dramatic tidal phenomenon of Montgomery Reef and its rich marine life.

Day Twelve
A morning of fishing at “Three Ways” leads to a visit to Raft Point’s sacred Wandjina rock art. The day ends with a thrilling ride through the Horizontal Falls, and a farewell dinner as True North cruises toward Broome.

Day Thirteen
The adventure concludes with a morning arrival in Broome and transfers to accommodation or connecting flights.

Route Description - Kimberley Snapshot (7 Nights)

Kimberley Snapshot
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA

Day One
Guests begin their Kimberley adventure cruising past Cockatoo and Koolan Islands before experiencing the thrilling Horizontal Falls by tender and helicopter. The day ends with barramundi fishing and a sunset cruise to Doubtful Bay.

Day Two
A morning river cruise and swim in the Sale River is followed by an unforgettable visit to Montgomery Reef, where the reef rises with the tide, revealing vibrant marine life.

Day Three
The Prince Regent River offers waterfall views at Kings Cascades, hiking, swimming, and a helicopter adventure into remote wilderness.

Day Four
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with fishing, hiking to Jackson Falls, and a sunset drink at Naturaliste Island.

Day Five
Guests view ancient Bradshaw rock art and enjoy a scenic heli-picnic at Eagle Falls, with time to explore beaches and creeks.

Day Six
A highlight of the trip—King George Falls—awaits, with options to climb or fly to the top, followed by a WWII history stop at Tranquil Bay.

Day Seven
Disembarkation in Wyndham with a morning transfer to Kununurra.

Route Description - Coast and Coral (13 Nights)

Coast and Coral
Broome - Kimberley - Rowley Shoals - Broome

Welcome Aboard
Guests begin their adventure with a coach transfer from Kununurra to board the luxurious True North. That evening, the vessel cruises overnight toward the majestic King George River.

King George River
With the tide high, True North crosses the river’s mouth and travels upstream to the impressive King George Falls. The bow is positioned under the falls for a refreshing natural shower, followed by a scenic helicopter flight over this Kimberley icon.

Eagle Falls
Guests visit ancient Gwion Gwion rock art, fish for mackerel in Vansittart Bay, and enjoy a helicopter picnic at Eagle Falls or explore local beaches and creeks by tender.

Hunter River
Red cliffs and lush mangroves provide a backdrop for mud-crabbing, bird-watching, and hiking to Jackson Falls. The day ends with sunset drinks at Crystal Beach in Prince Frederick Harbour.

Prince Regent River & King Cascade
After morning fishing or guided exploration, guests enjoy a scenic Heli Picnic. At King Cascade, True North moves under the waterfall before a bush walk to a billabong swim or a visit to Amphitheatre Waterfall.

Montgomery Reef
Early risers fish for barramundi before walking to Ruby Falls for a swim. A Heli Fishing adventure follows, then Montgomery Reef emerges with the falling tide, revealing a rich marine ecosystem.

Talbot Bay & Yampi Sound
Guests explore Yampi Sound, sight-casting for barramundi and other species. That evening, True North sets course for the Rowley Shoals.

Clerke Reef
At Clerke Reef, guests dive and snorkel in crystal-clear waters, explore Bedwell Island, or fish in the lagoon. The day ends with fine dining and a spectacular sunset.

Outer Reef & Journey to Broome
A full day is spent exploring the untouched outer reef before cruising overnight to Broome. Guests enjoy the Captain’s Party as the Rowley Shoals fade into the horizon.

Arrival in Broome
The journey concludes with a morning transfer to local accommodation or connecting flights, with the crew already looking forward to welcoming guests aboard again.

Route Description - Rowley Shoal Cruise (5 Nights)

Rowley Shoal Cruise

Welcome Aboard
Guests are welcomed aboard True North in Broome with cocktails and dinner before setting off on an overnight cruise to the remote Rowley Shoals.

Clerke Reef
At sunrise, True North arrives at stunning Clerke Reef. Guided by the expert crew, snorkellers and divers explore vibrant coral gardens teeming with fish, while beachcombers wander Bedwell Island. Anglers try catch-and-release fishing with eco-friendly gear. The day concludes with fine dining and the first of many unforgettable Rowley sunsets.

The Aquarium
The morning begins with a visit to the Aquarium, a shallow, waist-deep coral wonderland home to giant clams and over 600 colourful fish species. After lunch, guests enjoy a thrilling drift snorkel along the outer reef, then unwind in the calm, turquoise waters of Clerke Lagoon.

The Outer Reef
An early swim is followed by an adventure to the outer reef, where dramatic coral walls and thriving marine life provide a spectacular snorkelling experience. Fishing boats seek out Spanish mackerel, dogtooth tuna, wahoo, and sailfish, with chances to spot humpback whales and manta rays. Sunset drinks and a lively island party cap off the day, before returning to the comfort of True North beneath a canopy of stars.

Bedwell Island
Guests spend the day exploring the lagoon’s coral bommies, known as “The Maze,” with options to fish, paddleboard, kayak, or stroll the island. That evening, True North begins the return voyage to Broome, as the Rowley Shoals disappear into a blazing western sunset.

Return to Broome
The cruise concludes with an early morning arrival in Broome and transfer to local accommodations or onward flights, bringing a remarkable adventure to a close.

Route Description - Raja Ampat Explorer (East) (10 nights)

Raja Ampat Explorer
Darwin / Biak - Biak and Return

Day 1
Guests fly from Darwin to Biak and board the luxurious True North, welcomed with a cocktail as the ship sets course for Mapia Atoll.

Day 2
At Mapia Atoll, guests dive or snorkel along dramatic coral walls teeming with fish and turtles in this rarely visited underwater paradise.

Day 3
The journey continues to Ayu Atoll, where guests enjoy vibrant reefs, dolphin sightings, deep-water fishing, and a visit to the village of Reni.

Day 4
In the stunning Wayag Islands, guests explore reef systems, cruise through lagoons, visit a research station, and celebrate crossing the equator.

Day 5
Another day in Wayag offers snorkeling, diving, and a signature beach party surrounded by jungle, limestone peaks, and turquoise waters.

Day 6
At Misool Island, guests hike to Harfat Peak, snorkel the scenic Mesempta Karst Channels, and swim through the sacred Tomolol caves.

Day 7
At Fam Island, guests visit a village, enjoy snorkeling and diving, and climb Pianemo Island for panoramic views of the Karst landscape.

Day 8
A jungle walk reveals the red bird of paradise, followed by world-class snorkeling and a cruise through the wildlife-rich Wallace Channel.

Day 9
Guests dive the clear waters of the Amsterdam Islands and enjoy a relaxed walk through a local village.

Day 10
The final full day is spent at Pulau Num, with excellent diving and snorkeling, ending with sunset drinks on a pristine beach.

Day 11
After breakfast on board, guests are flown back to Darwin, concluding their unforgettable Raja Ampat adventure.

Route Description - Raja Ampat Explorer (East) (10 nights)

Raja Ampat Explorer
Darwin / Biak - Biak and Return

Day 1
Guests fly from Darwin to Biak and board the luxurious True North, welcomed with a cocktail as the ship sets course for Mapia Atoll.

Day 2
At Mapia Atoll, guests dive or snorkel along dramatic coral walls teeming with fish and turtles in this rarely visited underwater paradise.

Day 3
The journey continues to Ayu Atoll, where guests enjoy vibrant reefs, dolphin sightings, deep-water fishing, and a visit to the village of Reni.

Day 4
In the stunning Wayag Islands, guests explore reef systems, cruise through lagoons, visit a research station, and celebrate crossing the equator.

Day 5
Another day in Wayag offers snorkeling, diving, and a signature beach party surrounded by jungle, limestone peaks, and turquoise waters.

Day 6
At Misool Island, guests hike to Harfat Peak, snorkel the scenic Mesempta Karst Channels, and swim through the sacred Tomolol caves.

Day 7
At Fam Island, guests visit a village, enjoy snorkeling and diving, and climb Pianemo Island for panoramic views of the Karst landscape.

Day 8
A jungle walk reveals the red bird of paradise, followed by world-class snorkeling and a cruise through the wildlife-rich Wallace Channel.

Day 9
Guests dive the clear waters of the Amsterdam Islands and enjoy a relaxed walk through a local village.

Day 10
The final full day is spent at Pulau Num, with excellent diving and snorkeling, ending with sunset drinks on a pristine beach.

Day 11
After breakfast on board, guests are flown back to Darwin, concluding their unforgettable Raja Ampat adventure.

Route Description - The Whale Sharks of Cenderawasih Bay (7 nights)

The Whale Sharks of Cenderawasih Bay
Darwin - Cenderawasih Bay - Return

Day 1
The journey begins in Darwin, where guests board a charter flight to Sorong (or Biak on Cruise 2) before embarking on the True North. A welcome cocktail marks the start of an unforgettable cruise into the heart of the Coral Triangle and the pristine waters of Cenderawasih Bay Marine Park.

Day 2
At remote Mapia Atoll, guests snorkel, dive, and fish in vibrant waters teeming with soft corals, turtles, and tropical fish. Towering reef walls and rich marine life make this a diver’s paradise.

Day 3
Exploration continues at Pulau Num and Pulau Swande, offering spectacular snorkelling, diving, and scenic adventure boat rides through stilt-house villages. After a beach stroll and sunset drinks, guests learn about the biodiversity of Cenderawasih Bay.

Day 4
The Auri Islands offer crystal-clear diving at Tridacna Atoll and Wild Fish Reef. After a heli-flight over dramatic karst islands and a snorkel over WWII fighter wrecks, the day ends with sunset drinks on a remote sand spit.

Days 5 & 6
Guests spend two days in the company of whale sharks, experiencing extended, close-up encounters unlike anywhere else. Time is also set aside for exploring vibrant reefs, spotting rare marine life, and learning about the unique ecology of this “Galapagos of the East.”

Day 7
Roon Island offers shallow reefs, historic wreck dives, and a cultural visit to Yende village, where guests tour a 19th-century church. The day ends with a final beach celebration in the Auri Islands.

Day 8
After breakfast on board, guests transfer to Biak Airport for their charter flight back to Darwin.

Route Description - Sepik Soirée (10 nights)

Sepik Soirée
CAIRNS / KAVIENG – MADANG / CAIRNS (OR REVERSE)

Day 1
The adventure begins with an introduction to Papua New Guinea’s rich coastal and island cultures. Guests cruise toward the Sepik River and Lake Kambaraumba, famed for stilt villages and the dramatic crocodile initiation ceremony.

Day 2
A helicopter flight reveals the lush jungle scenery that inspired Avatar. Guests float downstream on bamboo rafts before rejoining the True North anchored in paradise.

Day 3
At Mussau Island, guests snorkel among a manta ray congregation before heading to Margaret’s Island for beach walks and a dive on a WWII submarine chaser wreck. The day ends with a village visit at Little Massau.

Day 4
Manus Province reveals one of PNG’s most remote and untouched regions. Guests dive vibrant coral walls and shipwrecks, or snorkel reefs teeming with life amid the province’s scenic island mosaic.

Day 5
Ponam Island offers WWII history, traditional sing-sing dancing, and rich marine life. Helicopter flights provide panoramic views, while snorkellers, divers, and anglers enjoy a full day of exploration.

Day 6
Guests explore The Hermits, with its spectacular barrier reef and world-class diving. Snorkelling reveals sharks, turtles, and rays, while beach lovers enjoy sunset cocktails on remote Luf Island.

Day 7
The Ninigo Islands present a stunning open-atoll environment. Guests snorkel, dive, fish, and walk through lush island villages, visiting Lau, the ‘Garden Island’, and Longan, famous for sailing canoes and volleyball.

Day 8
The expedition enters the Sepik River. Guests explore via adventure boats and helicopter, visiting villages renowned for tribal art, totem drums, and rich cultural traditions.

Day 9
A dramatic crocodile initiation ceremony highlights the day, followed by visits to Angoram’s riverside market and Kambaraumba village. A vibrant sing-sing and scenic journey through lake-stilt settlements round out the experience.

Day 10
Guests dive and snorkel the vibrant outer reef or relax on Bagabag Beach. A helicopter flight over volcanic KarKar Island is followed by a stroll through plantations and sunset drinks ashore.

Day 11
After breakfast on board, guests disembark in Madang for their charter flight back to Cairns.

Route Description - Sepik Soirée (10 nights)

Sepik Soirée
CAIRNS / KAVIENG – MADANG / CAIRNS (OR REVERSE)

Day 1
The adventure begins with an introduction to Papua New Guinea’s rich coastal and island cultures. Guests cruise toward the Sepik River and Lake Kambaraumba, famed for stilt villages and the dramatic crocodile initiation ceremony.

Day 2
A helicopter flight reveals the lush jungle scenery that inspired Avatar. Guests float downstream on bamboo rafts before rejoining the True North anchored in paradise.

Day 3
At Mussau Island, guests snorkel among a manta ray congregation before heading to Margaret’s Island for beach walks and a dive on a WWII submarine chaser wreck. The day ends with a village visit at Little Massau.

Day 4
Manus Province reveals one of PNG’s most remote and untouched regions. Guests dive vibrant coral walls and shipwrecks, or snorkel reefs teeming with life amid the province’s scenic island mosaic.

Day 5
Ponam Island offers WWII history, traditional sing-sing dancing, and rich marine life. Helicopter flights provide panoramic views, while snorkellers, divers, and anglers enjoy a full day of exploration.

Day 6
Guests explore The Hermits, with its spectacular barrier reef and world-class diving. Snorkelling reveals sharks, turtles, and rays, while beach lovers enjoy sunset cocktails on remote Luf Island.

Day 7
The Ninigo Islands present a stunning open-atoll environment. Guests snorkel, dive, fish, and walk through lush island villages, visiting Lau, the ‘Garden Island’, and Longan, famous for sailing canoes and volleyball.

Day 8
The expedition enters the Sepik River. Guests explore via adventure boats and helicopter, visiting villages renowned for tribal art, totem drums, and rich cultural traditions.

Day 9
A dramatic crocodile initiation ceremony highlights the day, followed by visits to Angoram’s riverside market and Kambaraumba village. A vibrant sing-sing and scenic journey through lake-stilt settlements round out the experience.

Day 10
Guests dive and snorkel the vibrant outer reef or relax on Bagabag Beach. A helicopter flight over volcanic KarKar Island is followed by a stroll through plantations and sunset drinks ashore.

Day 11
After breakfast on board, guests disembark in Madang for their charter flight back to Cairns.

Route Description - Sepik Soirée (10 nights)

Sepik Soirée
CAIRNS / KAVIENG – MADANG / CAIRNS (OR REVERSE)

Day 1
The adventure begins with an introduction to Papua New Guinea’s rich coastal and island cultures. Guests cruise toward the Sepik River and Lake Kambaraumba, famed for stilt villages and the dramatic crocodile initiation ceremony.

Day 2
A helicopter flight reveals the lush jungle scenery that inspired Avatar. Guests float downstream on bamboo rafts before rejoining the True North anchored in paradise.

Day 3
At Mussau Island, guests snorkel among a manta ray congregation before heading to Margaret’s Island for beach walks and a dive on a WWII submarine chaser wreck. The day ends with a village visit at Little Massau.

Day 4
Manus Province reveals one of PNG’s most remote and untouched regions. Guests dive vibrant coral walls and shipwrecks, or snorkel reefs teeming with life amid the province’s scenic island mosaic.

Day 5
Ponam Island offers WWII history, traditional sing-sing dancing, and rich marine life. Helicopter flights provide panoramic views, while snorkellers, divers, and anglers enjoy a full day of exploration.

Day 6
Guests explore The Hermits, with its spectacular barrier reef and world-class diving. Snorkelling reveals sharks, turtles, and rays, while beach lovers enjoy sunset cocktails on remote Luf Island.

Day 7
The Ninigo Islands present a stunning open-atoll environment. Guests snorkel, dive, fish, and walk through lush island villages, visiting Lau, the ‘Garden Island’, and Longan, famous for sailing canoes and volleyball.

Day 8
The expedition enters the Sepik River. Guests explore via adventure boats and helicopter, visiting villages renowned for tribal art, totem drums, and rich cultural traditions.

Day 9
A dramatic crocodile initiation ceremony highlights the day, followed by visits to Angoram’s riverside market and Kambaraumba village. A vibrant sing-sing and scenic journey through lake-stilt settlements round out the experience.

Day 10
Guests dive and snorkel the vibrant outer reef or relax on Bagabag Beach. A helicopter flight over volcanic KarKar Island is followed by a stroll through plantations and sunset drinks ashore.

Day 11
After breakfast on board, guests disembark in Madang for their charter flight back to Cairns.

Route Description - Adventures In Paradise (10 nights)

Adventures In Paradise
CAIRNS / KAVIENG – ALOTAU / CAIRNS

Day 1: Kavieng
Guests fly from Cairns to Kavieng, boarding the True North vessel. The day includes a welcome lunch and exploration of nearby islands with opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and fishing.

Day 2: Kavieng & New Hanover Island
Experience a traditional sing-sing ceremony, followed by snorkeling over WWII wrecks and fishing in the surrounding waters.

Day 3: Duke of York Islands
Discover Japanese tanks in shallow waters during snorkeling excursions. Optional helicopter flights offer aerial views of Rabaul and its active volcanoes.

Day 4: Jacqinot Bay
Explore dense jungles and mighty rivers of New Britain, visit isolated villages, and enjoy a star-filled party night in the jungle's silhouette.

Day 5: Solomon Sea
Anchor amidst the corals of Star Reef and the Lusancay Islands. Activities include beach strolls, snorkeling, diving, and fishing for tuna and mackerel.

Day 6: Tufi Fjords
Cruise through the beautiful fjords of Tufi, engage in cultural experiences like traditional face tattooing demonstrations, and enjoy sunset cocktails at Tufi Dive Resort.

Day 7: Ferguson Island
Explore jungles teeming with bird species, including the bird of paradise, and visit hot springs.

Day 8: Deboyne Island
Snorkel over WWII wrecks in Deboyne Lagoon, visit Panepompom Island for cultural interactions, and enjoy optional helicopter flights over the Calvados Chain.

Day 9: Panasia Island
Engage in activities like hiking into cave systems, relaxing on white beaches, or diving and snorkeling in the channels between islands.

Day 10: Bramble Haven
Spend the day exploring coral reefs and secluded islands, with opportunities for snorkeling and fishing.

Day 11: Return to Cairns
Disembark at Alotau and transfer to a charter flight back to Cairns, concluding the adventure.

This itinerary offers a unique blend of cultural experiences, natural beauty, and marine exploration, providing an unforgettable journey through Papua New Guinea's remote regions.

Route Description - The Mystery of Melanesia (10 nights)

The Mystery of Melanesia
CAIRNS / ALOTAU – BUKA / CAIRNS

Day 1: Welcome Aboard
Guests fly from Cairns to Alotau, Papua New Guinea, where they board True North and set sail for the Louisiade Archipelago.

Day 2: Panasia Island
A day of exploration includes cave visits, beach relaxation, snorkeling, diving, and fishing, ending with sunset canapés on a nearby islet.

Day 3: Deboyne Island
Snorkeling over WWII wrecks, island visits with cultural interaction, and optional helicopter flights over the Calvados Chain fill the day.

Day 4: Egum Atoll
Guests enjoy village welcomes, beachside drinks, and more water-based activities in this picturesque atoll.

Day 5: Trobriand Islands
The group experiences a traditional sing-sing, local woodcarvings, and may join a friendly game of cricket.

Day 6: Woodlark Island
Snorkeling, diving, fishing, and helicopter flights reveal the island’s scenic beauty and remote northern coast.

Day 7: Bougainville
Highlights include a helicopter flight over Mount Bagana, village visits, and exploration of vibrant reefs and wrecks.

Day 8: West Bougainville
The morning features diving, snorkeling, or game fishing in the rich waters off the coast.

Day 9: North Bougainville
Buka Island offers diving, sightseeing, marketplace visits, and optional aerial views of the surrounding atolls.

Day 10: East Bougainville
Cultural stories, reef diving, and a bamboo windpipe performance lead into sunset drinks after a scenic helicopter flight.

Day 11: Return to Cairns
The cruise concludes with a charter flight back to Cairns, marking the end of this extraordinary Melanesian voyage.

Route Description - Uncharted Melanesia (10 Nights)

Uncharted Melanesia
Cairns/Buka - Alotau - Return

Pok Pok Island
Guests are warmly welcomed with a vibrant sing-sing on arrival at Pok Pok Island. They immerse in local culture through dance, crafts, and community interaction, with opportunities for snorkelling and diving in the surrounding waters.

Carteret Islands
At this remote atoll, guests explore the islands’ unique lifestyle and natural beauty. After cultural encounters, the day continues with snorkelling, diving, and a relaxing beach swim before sunset drinks.

Nissan Islands
The journey continues to the Nissan Islands, rich in World War II history and natural charm. Guests enjoy a guided island tour, followed by underwater exploration in pristine coral reefs.

Southeast New Ireland
This day offers incredible diving and snorkelling on vibrant reefs. Scenic flights reveal the untouched beauty of New Ireland’s lush coastline from above.

Southwest New Ireland
More underwater adventures await in the coral-rich reefs of Southwest New Ireland. The day ends with sunset drinks on Lambon Island.

Tavolo
Guests are welcomed with a traditional sing-sing in the Tolai village of Tavolo. A village visit and garden walk are followed by a farewell feast under the stars.

Trobriand Islands
A cultural highlight, guests visit a local village to experience a sing-sing and see exquisite ebony and mother-of-pearl carvings. There may also be a chance to join a spirited game of Trobriand-style cricket.

Louisiade Conflict Group
In Deboyne Lagoon, guests snorkel over WWII wrecks, explore reefs, and meet locals on Panepompom Island. They may sail back aboard handmade canoes before taking a scenic helicopter flight over the Calvados Chain. The afternoon offers fishing, hiking, and snorkelling around Panasia.
Dechateau & Panasia Islands

Surrounded by striking karst formations, guests can hike through cave systems, relax on white beaches, or enjoy water-based activities. The day ends with sunset cocktails on a tiny islet.

Alotau
The expedition concludes in the peaceful coastal town of Alotau—marking the end of a journey filled with cultural encounters, natural beauty, and the spirit of Melanesia.

Route Description - West Coast Explorer (10 nights)

West Coast Explorer (10 nights)
PERTH (Fremantle) – DAMPIER

Day One - The Houtman Abrolhos are a chain of 122 islands and associated coral reefs lying some eighty kilometres due west of Geraldton. Stretch your wings early and join a heli-flight featuring stunning reef formations and intriguing island communities. Or join a snorkelling tender - shallow inshore lagoons provide comfortable snorkelling midst colourful coral and a myriad of fish species. Curious sea lions frequently join in the fun.

Day Two - Go ashore at Beacon Island and see a remarkably preserved canon lying in shallow water. Visit Long Island.

Day Three - Join the adventure boats for a day of fishing, snorkelling and diving.
Nearby Fish Point has been known to produce coral trout in shallow water and we know some spots out- wide that are pretty reliable when it comes to fine eating species such as jewfish.
Fish Point and the Turtle Bay shallows are also perfect for an easy snorkel and dive sites in the area include "Planet Channel" and other spots that feature some excellent overhangs and caves.
Step ashore at West Wallaby Island for a glimpse of the reclusive tamar wallaby and join our guides for a scenic walk amongst the ruins of Wiebbe Hayes’ rudimentary 'forts'.

Day Four - Start the day with an exhilarating hike to Steep Point – the western most edge of the Australian continent.
Steep Point is part of the Shark Bay World Heritage area and is widely regarded as one of the finest land- based game fishing locations in the world.
South Passage is another hot-spot for those keen on fishing and hopefully the divers will see the giant gropers that frequent “Monkey Rock”.

Day Five - This morning the TRUE NORTH will cruise to Cape Inscription on the northern tip of Dirk Hartog Island. The fishing and snorkelling tenders will be away again and there will also be an opportunity for a dive on the western side of the Cape.

Day Six - Ningaloo Reef is one of West Australia’s most popular tourist destinations and as soon as you step onto one of its brilliant white beaches you will see why! Stunning fish and corals occur within metres of the shoreline - no special skills needed here - just a mask will reveal all in swimming pool like conditions!
The reef is 260 km long and is Australia’s largest fringing coral reef and the only large reef positioned very close to a landmass. The reef is less than half a kilometre offshore in some areas.
In 1987 the reef and surrounding waters were designated as a marine park. Although most famed for its whale sharks, the reef is also rich in coral and other marine life. The reef is included in the migratory routes of dolphins, dugongs, manta rays and humpback whales. The adjacent beaches are also important rookeries for loggerhead, green and hawksbill turtles. They also depend on the reef for nesting and food. Ningaloo supports an abundance of fish (500 species), corals (300 species), molluscs (600 species) and many other marine invertebrate. In 2006, researchers discovered gardens of sponges that are thought to be species completely new to science.
The day will be spent discovering the many bays and shallow inner reef areas of this acclaimed coral habitat. We’ll also squeeze in some light game fishing for the tenacious mackerel and visit the settlement at Coral Bay.

Day Seven - Wake this morning somewhere completely different - the intriguing Montebello Islands.
The Montes are an archipelago of 174 small islands lying 130 kilometres off the Pilbara coast of north- western Australia.

Day Eight - The ship’s helicopter will again provide a unique perspective whilst the snorkellers and divers hunt for giant crayfish.
After lunch perhaps there will be an opportunity to stalk the mangroves for a Montes mud crab and not forgetting an island favourite – the delectable whiting might also make it to the menu.
Spend the afternoon on the beach or head out for another dive – the Montes will live up to its reputation as island paradise!

Day Nine - Today we cruise the magnificent Dampier Archipelago. The Archipelago was formed 6000 years ago when coastal plains were flooded by rising sea levels. The area’s rock formations where formed in the Archaean period and are thought to be amongst the oldest on earth. It is a significant place for Indigenous Australians and is well known for rock art and other cultural and ceremonial sites.
It is also a place where the endeavours of tens of thousands of years collide with a multi-billion dollar resource industry! Nearby are rich reserves of natural gas, petroleum and iron ore. And our last opportunity for ‘fun in the sun’ lies in this strange twist of bedfellows – such is the interest in this area that much has been done to preserve the conservation and recreation values of the Archipelago.
Despite proximity to one of Australia’s largest ports we will find stunning prospects for our now familiar West Coast agenda.
Make the most of your last day onboard with nonstop fishing, snorkelling, diving, beachcombing and scenic tender rides!

Day Ten - With a vast and remarkable coast now discovered in style, it's time for your early-morning disembarkation and transfer to Karratha.

Route Description - Kimberley Waterfalls (10 Nights)

Kimberley Waterfalls
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA (OR REVERSE)

Day 1: Departure from Broome
Guests embark in Broome, enjoying welcome cocktails aboard the True North before an overnight journey to Yampi Sound.

Day 2: Buccaneer Archipelago & Horizontal Falls
Explore the Buccaneer Archipelago's 800+ islands, rich in biodiversity. Experience the unique Horizontal Falls via tender rides and optional helicopter flights. Activities include fishing and beachcombing at Silica Beach.

Day 3: Sale River & Montgomery Reef
Embark on a river expedition along the Sale River, with opportunities for fishing or heli-fishing. Later, witness Montgomery Reef dramatically rising from the ocean, revealing marine life such as turtles and dugongs.

Day 4: Prince Regent River & King Cascade
Navigate the Prince Regent River, targeting species like mangrove jack. Experience the vessel positioned beneath King Cascade, followed by bushwalks to waterfalls and a helicopter-accessed picnic by a remote billabong.

Day 5: Hunter River & Naturaliste Island
Discover the Hunter River's red cliffs and mangroves, ideal for mud-crabbing and bird-watching. Optional hikes to Jackson Falls and helicopter flights offer panoramic views. Conclude with sunset drinks on Naturaliste Island.

Day 6: Swift Bay & Rock Art Exploration
Visit Swift Bay to search for black-lip oysters and explore ancient Wandjina and Gwion Gwion rock art galleries. Options include heli-camping to Cherubin Falls or fishing for species like queenfish and mackerel.

Day 7: Mitchell River & Surveyors Creek
Journey up the Mitchell River to Surveyors Creek, known for its crocodile population. Engage in barramundi fishing or explore nearby beaches and creeks.

Day 8: King George River & Falls
Navigate the King George River to its spectacular twin waterfalls. Experience the vessel positioned beneath the falls and opt for a helicopter flight for aerial perspectives.

Day 9: Vansittart Bay & Eagle Falls
Explore Vansittart Bay, viewing ancient Gwion Gwion rock art. Optional helicopter flights to Eagle Falls offer picturesque picnic spots amidst breathtaking scenery.

Day 10: Disembarkation at Wyndham/Kununurra
Conclude the adventure with a courtesy coach transfer from Wyndham to Kununurra, carrying memories of the Kimberley's natural wonders.

Route Description - Kimberley Waterfalls (10 Nights)

Kimberley Waterfalls
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA (OR REVERSE)

Day 1: Departure from Broome
Guests embark in Broome, enjoying welcome cocktails aboard the True North before an overnight journey to Yampi Sound.

Day 2: Buccaneer Archipelago & Horizontal Falls
Explore the Buccaneer Archipelago's 800+ islands, rich in biodiversity. Experience the unique Horizontal Falls via tender rides and optional helicopter flights. Activities include fishing and beachcombing at Silica Beach.

Day 3: Sale River & Montgomery Reef
Embark on a river expedition along the Sale River, with opportunities for fishing or heli-fishing. Later, witness Montgomery Reef dramatically rising from the ocean, revealing marine life such as turtles and dugongs.

Day 4: Prince Regent River & King Cascade
Navigate the Prince Regent River, targeting species like mangrove jack. Experience the vessel positioned beneath King Cascade, followed by bushwalks to waterfalls and a helicopter-accessed picnic by a remote billabong.

Day 5: Hunter River & Naturaliste Island
Discover the Hunter River's red cliffs and mangroves, ideal for mud-crabbing and bird-watching. Optional hikes to Jackson Falls and helicopter flights offer panoramic views. Conclude with sunset drinks on Naturaliste Island.

Day 6: Swift Bay & Rock Art Exploration
Visit Swift Bay to search for black-lip oysters and explore ancient Wandjina and Gwion Gwion rock art galleries. Options include heli-camping to Cherubin Falls or fishing for species like queenfish and mackerel.

Day 7: Mitchell River & Surveyors Creek
Journey up the Mitchell River to Surveyors Creek, known for its crocodile population. Engage in barramundi fishing or explore nearby beaches and creeks.

Day 8: King George River & Falls
Navigate the King George River to its spectacular twin waterfalls. Experience the vessel positioned beneath the falls and opt for a helicopter flight for aerial perspectives.

Day 9: Vansittart Bay & Eagle Falls
Explore Vansittart Bay, viewing ancient Gwion Gwion rock art. Optional helicopter flights to Eagle Falls offer picturesque picnic spots amidst breathtaking scenery.

Day 10: Disembarkation at Wyndham/Kununurra
Conclude the adventure with a courtesy coach transfer from Wyndham to Kununurra, carrying memories of the Kimberley's natural wonders.

Route Description - Kimberley Waterfalls (10 Nights)

Kimberley Waterfalls
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA (OR REVERSE)

Day 1: Departure from Broome
Guests embark in Broome, enjoying welcome cocktails aboard the True North before an overnight journey to Yampi Sound.

Day 2: Buccaneer Archipelago & Horizontal Falls
Explore the Buccaneer Archipelago's 800+ islands, rich in biodiversity. Experience the unique Horizontal Falls via tender rides and optional helicopter flights. Activities include fishing and beachcombing at Silica Beach.

Day 3: Sale River & Montgomery Reef
Embark on a river expedition along the Sale River, with opportunities for fishing or heli-fishing. Later, witness Montgomery Reef dramatically rising from the ocean, revealing marine life such as turtles and dugongs.

Day 4: Prince Regent River & King Cascade
Navigate the Prince Regent River, targeting species like mangrove jack. Experience the vessel positioned beneath King Cascade, followed by bushwalks to waterfalls and a helicopter-accessed picnic by a remote billabong.

Day 5: Hunter River & Naturaliste Island
Discover the Hunter River's red cliffs and mangroves, ideal for mud-crabbing and bird-watching. Optional hikes to Jackson Falls and helicopter flights offer panoramic views. Conclude with sunset drinks on Naturaliste Island.

Day 6: Swift Bay & Rock Art Exploration
Visit Swift Bay to search for black-lip oysters and explore ancient Wandjina and Gwion Gwion rock art galleries. Options include heli-camping to Cherubin Falls or fishing for species like queenfish and mackerel.

Day 7: Mitchell River & Surveyors Creek
Journey up the Mitchell River to Surveyors Creek, known for its crocodile population. Engage in barramundi fishing or explore nearby beaches and creeks.

Day 8: King George River & Falls
Navigate the King George River to its spectacular twin waterfalls. Experience the vessel positioned beneath the falls and opt for a helicopter flight for aerial perspectives.

Day 9: Vansittart Bay & Eagle Falls
Explore Vansittart Bay, viewing ancient Gwion Gwion rock art. Optional helicopter flights to Eagle Falls offer picturesque picnic spots amidst breathtaking scenery.

Day 10: Disembarkation at Wyndham/Kununurra
Conclude the adventure with a courtesy coach transfer from Wyndham to Kununurra, carrying memories of the Kimberley's natural wonders.

Route Description - Kimberley Waterfalls (10 Nights)

Kimberley Waterfalls
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA (OR REVERSE)

Day 1: Departure from Broome
Guests embark in Broome, enjoying welcome cocktails aboard the True North before an overnight journey to Yampi Sound.

Day 2: Buccaneer Archipelago & Horizontal Falls
Explore the Buccaneer Archipelago's 800+ islands, rich in biodiversity. Experience the unique Horizontal Falls via tender rides and optional helicopter flights. Activities include fishing and beachcombing at Silica Beach.

Day 3: Sale River & Montgomery Reef
Embark on a river expedition along the Sale River, with opportunities for fishing or heli-fishing. Later, witness Montgomery Reef dramatically rising from the ocean, revealing marine life such as turtles and dugongs.

Day 4: Prince Regent River & King Cascade
Navigate the Prince Regent River, targeting species like mangrove jack. Experience the vessel positioned beneath King Cascade, followed by bushwalks to waterfalls and a helicopter-accessed picnic by a remote billabong.

Day 5: Hunter River & Naturaliste Island
Discover the Hunter River's red cliffs and mangroves, ideal for mud-crabbing and bird-watching. Optional hikes to Jackson Falls and helicopter flights offer panoramic views. Conclude with sunset drinks on Naturaliste Island.

Day 6: Swift Bay & Rock Art Exploration
Visit Swift Bay to search for black-lip oysters and explore ancient Wandjina and Gwion Gwion rock art galleries. Options include heli-camping to Cherubin Falls or fishing for species like queenfish and mackerel.

Day 7: Mitchell River & Surveyors Creek
Journey up the Mitchell River to Surveyors Creek, known for its crocodile population. Engage in barramundi fishing or explore nearby beaches and creeks.

Day 8: King George River & Falls
Navigate the King George River to its spectacular twin waterfalls. Experience the vessel positioned beneath the falls and opt for a helicopter flight for aerial perspectives.

Day 9: Vansittart Bay & Eagle Falls
Explore Vansittart Bay, viewing ancient Gwion Gwion rock art. Optional helicopter flights to Eagle Falls offer picturesque picnic spots amidst breathtaking scenery.

Day 10: Disembarkation at Wyndham/Kununurra
Conclude the adventure with a courtesy coach transfer from Wyndham to Kununurra, carrying memories of the Kimberley's natural wonders.

Route Description - Kimberley Ultimate (13 nights)

Kimberley Ultimate
KUNUNURRA / WYNDHAM – BROOME

Day One
Guests join a coach transfer from Kununurra to board True North in Wyndham. After a welcome cocktail and dinner, the ship begins its overnight cruise to the King George River.

Day Two
The day begins at the spectacular King George Falls, with the chance to explore by tender or helicopter. Later, guests visit Tranquil Bay and learn about the WWII wreck of the Koolama.

Day Three
Guests fish for mangrove jack on the Drysdale River and enjoy billy tea on a remote riverbank. The afternoon offers a scenic flight to Cape Londonderry, the northernmost point of Western Australia.

Day Four
Ancient Bradshaw rock art and a heli-picnic at Eagle Falls highlight the day. Guests explore remote beaches and visit a WWII bomber crash site in the rainforest.

Day Five
The Mitchell River offers prime barramundi fishing and a scenic swim at Surveyors Creek. Helicopter flights over Mitchell Falls add a dramatic perspective to the day.

Day Six
After an early start, guests forage for black-lip oysters and view nearby Wandjina and Bradshaw art. The afternoon includes island exploration and a pearl tasting party onboard.

Day Seven
The Roe River promises more barra fishing and crocodile sightings. Helicopter flights reveal the vast Kimberley coastline before sunset drinks at Art Island.

Day Eight
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with hiking, fishing, and stunning views from Jackson Falls and above. Wildlife abounds in this remote and pristine region.

Day Nine
Guests visit the historic boab tree of Phillip Parker King before cruising up the Prince Regent River. At Kings Cascades, a waterfall-side picnic and scenic heli-flights offer memorable experiences.

Day Ten
Early risers enjoy a champagne sunrise flight. The day includes hiking, swimming, and remote fishing by helicopter in the heart of the Kimberley wilderness.

Day Eleven
The Sale River provides morning adventures and a freshwater swim. In the afternoon, guests witness the dramatic tidal phenomenon of Montgomery Reef and its rich marine life.

Day Twelve
A morning of fishing at “Three Ways” leads to a visit to Raft Point’s sacred Wandjina rock art. The day ends with a thrilling ride through the Horizontal Falls, and a farewell dinner as True North cruises toward Broome.

Day Thirteen
The adventure concludes with a morning arrival in Broome and transfers to accommodation or connecting flights.

Route Description - Kimberley Ultimate (13 nights)

Kimberley Ultimate
KUNUNURRA / WYNDHAM – BROOME

Day One
Guests join a coach transfer from Kununurra to board True North in Wyndham. After a welcome cocktail and dinner, the ship begins its overnight cruise to the King George River.

Day Two
The day begins at the spectacular King George Falls, with the chance to explore by tender or helicopter. Later, guests visit Tranquil Bay and learn about the WWII wreck of the Koolama.

Day Three
Guests fish for mangrove jack on the Drysdale River and enjoy billy tea on a remote riverbank. The afternoon offers a scenic flight to Cape Londonderry, the northernmost point of Western Australia.

Day Four
Ancient Bradshaw rock art and a heli-picnic at Eagle Falls highlight the day. Guests explore remote beaches and visit a WWII bomber crash site in the rainforest.

Day Five
The Mitchell River offers prime barramundi fishing and a scenic swim at Surveyors Creek. Helicopter flights over Mitchell Falls add a dramatic perspective to the day.

Day Six
After an early start, guests forage for black-lip oysters and view nearby Wandjina and Bradshaw art. The afternoon includes island exploration and a pearl tasting party onboard.

Day Seven
The Roe River promises more barra fishing and crocodile sightings. Helicopter flights reveal the vast Kimberley coastline before sunset drinks at Art Island.

Day Eight
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with hiking, fishing, and stunning views from Jackson Falls and above. Wildlife abounds in this remote and pristine region.

Day Nine
Guests visit the historic boab tree of Phillip Parker King before cruising up the Prince Regent River. At Kings Cascades, a waterfall-side picnic and scenic heli-flights offer memorable experiences.

Day Ten
Early risers enjoy a champagne sunrise flight. The day includes hiking, swimming, and remote fishing by helicopter in the heart of the Kimberley wilderness.

Day Eleven
The Sale River provides morning adventures and a freshwater swim. In the afternoon, guests witness the dramatic tidal phenomenon of Montgomery Reef and its rich marine life.

Day Twelve
A morning of fishing at “Three Ways” leads to a visit to Raft Point’s sacred Wandjina rock art. The day ends with a thrilling ride through the Horizontal Falls, and a farewell dinner as True North cruises toward Broome.

Day Thirteen
The adventure concludes with a morning arrival in Broome and transfers to accommodation or connecting flights.

Route Description - Kimberley Snapshot (7 Nights)

Kimberley Snapshot
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA

Day One
Guests begin their Kimberley adventure cruising past Cockatoo and Koolan Islands before experiencing the thrilling Horizontal Falls by tender and helicopter. The day ends with barramundi fishing and a sunset cruise to Doubtful Bay.

Day Two
A morning river cruise and swim in the Sale River is followed by an unforgettable visit to Montgomery Reef, where the reef rises with the tide, revealing vibrant marine life.

Day Three
The Prince Regent River offers waterfall views at Kings Cascades, hiking, swimming, and a helicopter adventure into remote wilderness.

Day Four
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with fishing, hiking to Jackson Falls, and a sunset drink at Naturaliste Island.

Day Five
Guests view ancient Bradshaw rock art and enjoy a scenic heli-picnic at Eagle Falls, with time to explore beaches and creeks.

Day Six
A highlight of the trip—King George Falls—awaits, with options to climb or fly to the top, followed by a WWII history stop at Tranquil Bay.

Day Seven
Disembarkation in Wyndham with a morning transfer to Kununurra.

Route Description - Kimberley Ultimate (13 nights)

Kimberley Ultimate
KUNUNURRA / WYNDHAM – BROOME

Day One
Guests join a coach transfer from Kununurra to board True North in Wyndham. After a welcome cocktail and dinner, the ship begins its overnight cruise to the King George River.

Day Two
The day begins at the spectacular King George Falls, with the chance to explore by tender or helicopter. Later, guests visit Tranquil Bay and learn about the WWII wreck of the Koolama.

Day Three
Guests fish for mangrove jack on the Drysdale River and enjoy billy tea on a remote riverbank. The afternoon offers a scenic flight to Cape Londonderry, the northernmost point of Western Australia.

Day Four
Ancient Bradshaw rock art and a heli-picnic at Eagle Falls highlight the day. Guests explore remote beaches and visit a WWII bomber crash site in the rainforest.

Day Five
The Mitchell River offers prime barramundi fishing and a scenic swim at Surveyors Creek. Helicopter flights over Mitchell Falls add a dramatic perspective to the day.

Day Six
After an early start, guests forage for black-lip oysters and view nearby Wandjina and Bradshaw art. The afternoon includes island exploration and a pearl tasting party onboard.

Day Seven
The Roe River promises more barra fishing and crocodile sightings. Helicopter flights reveal the vast Kimberley coastline before sunset drinks at Art Island.

Day Eight
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with hiking, fishing, and stunning views from Jackson Falls and above. Wildlife abounds in this remote and pristine region.

Day Nine
Guests visit the historic boab tree of Phillip Parker King before cruising up the Prince Regent River. At Kings Cascades, a waterfall-side picnic and scenic heli-flights offer memorable experiences.

Day Ten
Early risers enjoy a champagne sunrise flight. The day includes hiking, swimming, and remote fishing by helicopter in the heart of the Kimberley wilderness.

Day Eleven
The Sale River provides morning adventures and a freshwater swim. In the afternoon, guests witness the dramatic tidal phenomenon of Montgomery Reef and its rich marine life.

Day Twelve
A morning of fishing at “Three Ways” leads to a visit to Raft Point’s sacred Wandjina rock art. The day ends with a thrilling ride through the Horizontal Falls, and a farewell dinner as True North cruises toward Broome.

Day Thirteen
The adventure concludes with a morning arrival in Broome and transfers to accommodation or connecting flights.

Route Description - Kimberley Snapshot (7 Nights)

Kimberley Snapshot
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA

Day One
Guests begin their Kimberley adventure cruising past Cockatoo and Koolan Islands before experiencing the thrilling Horizontal Falls by tender and helicopter. The day ends with barramundi fishing and a sunset cruise to Doubtful Bay.

Day Two
A morning river cruise and swim in the Sale River is followed by an unforgettable visit to Montgomery Reef, where the reef rises with the tide, revealing vibrant marine life.

Day Three
The Prince Regent River offers waterfall views at Kings Cascades, hiking, swimming, and a helicopter adventure into remote wilderness.

Day Four
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with fishing, hiking to Jackson Falls, and a sunset drink at Naturaliste Island.

Day Five
Guests view ancient Bradshaw rock art and enjoy a scenic heli-picnic at Eagle Falls, with time to explore beaches and creeks.

Day Six
A highlight of the trip—King George Falls—awaits, with options to climb or fly to the top, followed by a WWII history stop at Tranquil Bay.

Day Seven
Disembarkation in Wyndham with a morning transfer to Kununurra.

Route Description - Kimberley Snapshot (7 Nights)

Kimberley Snapshot
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA

Day One
Guests begin their Kimberley adventure cruising past Cockatoo and Koolan Islands before experiencing the thrilling Horizontal Falls by tender and helicopter. The day ends with barramundi fishing and a sunset cruise to Doubtful Bay.

Day Two
A morning river cruise and swim in the Sale River is followed by an unforgettable visit to Montgomery Reef, where the reef rises with the tide, revealing vibrant marine life.

Day Three
The Prince Regent River offers waterfall views at Kings Cascades, hiking, swimming, and a helicopter adventure into remote wilderness.

Day Four
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with fishing, hiking to Jackson Falls, and a sunset drink at Naturaliste Island.

Day Five
Guests view ancient Bradshaw rock art and enjoy a scenic heli-picnic at Eagle Falls, with time to explore beaches and creeks.

Day Six
A highlight of the trip—King George Falls—awaits, with options to climb or fly to the top, followed by a WWII history stop at Tranquil Bay.

Day Seven
Disembarkation in Wyndham with a morning transfer to Kununurra.

Route Description - Kimberley Ultimate (13 nights)

Kimberley Ultimate
KUNUNURRA / WYNDHAM – BROOME

Day One
Guests join a coach transfer from Kununurra to board True North in Wyndham. After a welcome cocktail and dinner, the ship begins its overnight cruise to the King George River.

Day Two
The day begins at the spectacular King George Falls, with the chance to explore by tender or helicopter. Later, guests visit Tranquil Bay and learn about the WWII wreck of the Koolama.

Day Three
Guests fish for mangrove jack on the Drysdale River and enjoy billy tea on a remote riverbank. The afternoon offers a scenic flight to Cape Londonderry, the northernmost point of Western Australia.

Day Four
Ancient Bradshaw rock art and a heli-picnic at Eagle Falls highlight the day. Guests explore remote beaches and visit a WWII bomber crash site in the rainforest.

Day Five
The Mitchell River offers prime barramundi fishing and a scenic swim at Surveyors Creek. Helicopter flights over Mitchell Falls add a dramatic perspective to the day.

Day Six
After an early start, guests forage for black-lip oysters and view nearby Wandjina and Bradshaw art. The afternoon includes island exploration and a pearl tasting party onboard.

Day Seven
The Roe River promises more barra fishing and crocodile sightings. Helicopter flights reveal the vast Kimberley coastline before sunset drinks at Art Island.

Day Eight
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with hiking, fishing, and stunning views from Jackson Falls and above. Wildlife abounds in this remote and pristine region.

Day Nine
Guests visit the historic boab tree of Phillip Parker King before cruising up the Prince Regent River. At Kings Cascades, a waterfall-side picnic and scenic heli-flights offer memorable experiences.

Day Ten
Early risers enjoy a champagne sunrise flight. The day includes hiking, swimming, and remote fishing by helicopter in the heart of the Kimberley wilderness.

Day Eleven
The Sale River provides morning adventures and a freshwater swim. In the afternoon, guests witness the dramatic tidal phenomenon of Montgomery Reef and its rich marine life.

Day Twelve
A morning of fishing at “Three Ways” leads to a visit to Raft Point’s sacred Wandjina rock art. The day ends with a thrilling ride through the Horizontal Falls, and a farewell dinner as True North cruises toward Broome.

Day Thirteen
The adventure concludes with a morning arrival in Broome and transfers to accommodation or connecting flights.

Route Description - Kimberley Snapshot (7 Nights)

Kimberley Snapshot
BROOME – WYNDHAM / KUNUNURRA

Day One
Guests begin their Kimberley adventure cruising past Cockatoo and Koolan Islands before experiencing the thrilling Horizontal Falls by tender and helicopter. The day ends with barramundi fishing and a sunset cruise to Doubtful Bay.

Day Two
A morning river cruise and swim in the Sale River is followed by an unforgettable visit to Montgomery Reef, where the reef rises with the tide, revealing vibrant marine life.

Day Three
The Prince Regent River offers waterfall views at Kings Cascades, hiking, swimming, and a helicopter adventure into remote wilderness.

Day Four
Exploration continues on the Hunter River with fishing, hiking to Jackson Falls, and a sunset drink at Naturaliste Island.

Day Five
Guests view ancient Bradshaw rock art and enjoy a scenic heli-picnic at Eagle Falls, with time to explore beaches and creeks.

Day Six
A highlight of the trip—King George Falls—awaits, with options to climb or fly to the top, followed by a WWII history stop at Tranquil Bay.

Day Seven
Disembarkation in Wyndham with a morning transfer to Kununurra.