Expedition Cruises Of Australia’s Hidden South Coast
South Australia’s islands and gulf waters are some of the best-kept secrets of the Australian coastline. With 5000km of deserted shoreline and more than 300 islands, this region offers a diversity of natural wilderness including spectacular bays, remote islands and stunning sea-cliffs. Best of all, it remains wild and unspoilt. Experience a real sense of adventure and a vast array of wildlife – many of the islands are important sanctuaries for birds, kangaroos, wallabies, seals and sea lions. Along the way, indulge in the tastes of South Australia with fresh local seafood and wines complemented with our traditional warm Australian hospitality.
South Australia Voyage Logs
Cruise Onboard Coral Geographer In South Australia
The newest addition to our fleet, Coral Geographer is purpose-designed to access remote wilderness shores such as South Australia’s remote islands. This capable and comfortable ship can venture into rugged regions which are inaccessible to large cruise vessels. Boasting more than 1000 square metres of open deck space, she affords guests ample opportunity to view the pristine landscapes of South Australia and enables navigation into shallow bays, and disembarkation onto remote islands.
Australia’s Southern Coastline For True Explorers
This raw and rugged coastline is dotted with many islands and inlets carved by the Southern Ocean. Visit Kangaroo Island, Flinders Island and the Recherche Archipelago – brimming with human and natural histories and home to wildlife such as rare wallabies, sea lions and numerous bird species. Enjoy coastal walks along nature trails, often ending in ocean views or sweeping white-sand beaches. Hosted by expert guides, learn about the flora, fauna and history of these remote habitats. Along the way, enjoy the tastes of the Southern Coast – fresh regional seafood and hand-selected local wines.

Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, South Australia

The 300 islands of South Australia
