Coral Expeditions Recommences Kimberley Expeditions

Coral Expeditions has commenced the 30th year of its classic 10-day Kimberley expeditions, with three ships operating continuously from April to September.

With 30 years of operating experience in the region on its Australian-flagged ships, Coral Expeditions provides guests with a uniquely immersive experience of this vast and ancient land. The Kimberley region is renowned for its rugged and awe-inspiring landscapes, ancient indigenous rock art, and dramatic waterfalls.

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Coral Expeditions Kimberley itinerary highlights include experiencing the thrill of riding the Horizontal Falls in inflatable Zodiac tender vessels; a chance to get up close to Montgomery Reef and discover the tidal reef’s diverse marine life; witness King George River and the 80m tall twin King George waterfalls; and cruise the Prince Regent River to the ‘hanging garden’ King Cascade waterfall.

Coral Expeditions has commenced the 30th year of its classic 10-day Kimberley expeditions, with three ships operating continuously from April to September.

During the Kimberley cruises, guests will also encounter Indigenous rock art galleries and learn about ancient Wandjina and Gwion Gwion art; spot native wildlife and birdlife in their natural habitat; and view the Kimberley landscape by air on an optional scenic helicopter flight to Mitchell Falls

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