Cruise Islands And Icons Of The West Coast
Australia’s west coast is home to some of the country’s most extraordinary wonders – many of which are only accessible by sea. Travel by small ship cruising to remote archipelagos, world-famous reef systems, and imposing geological formations that few have the opportunity to visit. Our knowledgeable Expedition Team and Guest Lecturer program provide expert guidance and insightful presentations that allow you to see the big picture.
West Coast Voyage Logs
Coral Expeditions Ships In Western Australia
Our three Australian-flagged ships are designed for expedition cruising in Western Australia, ideal for navigating low-laying sandy islands such as Abrolhos and the spectacular coral reefs surrounding Ningaloo and Rowley. They feature wraparound decks, private balconies, and outdoor dining to enjoy the balmy air and glorious ocean-facing sunsets. Open-sided Xplorer tender boats allow you to take in magnificent vistas of the low-laying islands and burnt orange sand dunes while sheltered from the harsh sun.
Cruise The Wild West
Western Australia’s wild and largely untouched coast, with its contrasting palette of rich red sands and turquoise sea, has a fascinating maritime and Indigenous history. From the Malgana people of Shark Bay to the exploratory journeys of William Dampier, Dirk Hartog, Baudin and Freycinet – this region is layered with stories. The coastline harbour an abundance of birdlife and marine species. Our voyages explore the entire west coast, from the historic Houtman Abrolhos islands, to Shark Bay World Heritage area, Ningaloo Reef, Cape Range national park, Montebello Islands, Muiron Islands, the renowned Kimberley wilderness and out to the far-flung Rowley Shoals, Scott Reef and Ashmore Reef.

Abrolhos Islands & Coral Coast Photo Journal

Recherché Archipelago for True Explorers
