Why Book a Coral Expeditions Cruise
Coral expeditions cruises pride themselves on offering an immersive experience for their guests. Their small ship cruises have onboard lectures, film nights with relevant themes and many opportunities to socialize with other guests and enjoy a drink on the deck in the evenings. On Coral Expeditions' small ship cruises, guests can choose to relax and soak in the beautiful islands and reefs or take part in some of the activities on offer. Depending on the trip, snorkeling, scuba diving, and sea kayaking experiences are all available. Coral Expeditions cruises are open to people of any age, families and solo adventurers with a diverse range of people to socialize and enjoy an adventure or two with.
Coral Expeditions Fleet of Small Cruise Ships
Coral Adventurer
The Coral Adventurer is the perfect way to explore Australia’s stunning coastline. Launched in 2019, it can accommodate up to 120 passengers in outside-facing cabins, most of which have private balconies. The ship's two Xplorer tenders and six zodiacs allow passengers to go ashore and explore the stunning Australian coastline. The Coral Adventurer offers an adventure cruise experience like no other, with itineraries that take in the highlights of Australia, from the Kimberley coast to Darwin and beyond.
Coral Discoverer
Intimate with an emphasis on service and comfort, the Coral Discoverer is a small vessel with luxurious staterooms and suites. The ship has the feel of a bright and airy Australian seaside hotel, the perfect place to relax after a day out adventuring. At the heart of the ship, there is a breezy lounge with a circular bar for relaxing and spending time with your group and making new friends. The Coral Discoverer has 36 cabin rooms allowing it to take up to 72 guests.
Coral Geographer
The Coral Geographer is the newest addition to the Coral Expeditions fleet, and she offers exploration cruises around the remote islands of the Indian Ocean. She carries a maximum of 120 passengers and is equipped with multiple bars, a gym, a collection of Australian indigenous art, and plenty of open deck space. The Xplorer and Zodiac tenders facilitate easy shore access for land exploration. Australia's Kimberley region is one of the world's last great wilderness areas, and it is home to some of the most stunning scenery on the planet.
Areas the Coral Expeditions Cruise Fleet Covers
Some of Coral Expeditions’ cruises are seasonal. In the summer months, the fleet visits the rugged coast of Kimberley. These expeditions visit Broome, Darwin and Ningaloo Reef as well as a host of remote topographical wonders on the way. The Great Barrier Reef, one of Australia’s most famous places, is accessible year-round. Coral Expeditions take guests on cruises to both the famous reef itself and the surrounding Ribbon Reefs where in addition to snorkeling and scuba diving, guests can visit the beautiful beaches and rainforest. Further afield in New Zealand, Coral Expeditions offers small ship cruises to Milford Sound. Guests will have the opportunity to kayak with seals, dolphins and even whales. On land, bushwalks offer the opportunity to see the famous kiwi bird and experience Maori culture with local tribespeople.
Also popular in the summer months, thanks to the long warm days, is Tasmania. Famous for its natural beauty and rich culture, cruises in Tasmania are a thrill even for seasoned travelers. Those looking for remote adventures will also find Coral Expeditions travel to Papua New Guinea, West Papua, the Solomon Islands and Indonesia. Coral Expeditions takes their guests to the most rarely visited islands as well as the most famous. Many of these islands remain steeped in mystery with a unique and fascinating history.
