13 Night Kimberley Cruise, Broome to Wyndham
A thirteen night expedition between Broome and Wyndham on the Kimberley coast, run on the same Eco Abrolhos vessel in its dry-season configuration, carrying up to 32 guests and using four 6 metre aluminium tenders. The programme covers Montgomery Reef, the Horizontal Falls, the Prince Regent and King George rivers, Wandjina and Gwion Gwion rock art sites, Careening Bay, WWII sites at Vansittart Bay, and daily fishing. Coach transfers between Broome or Kununurra and the vessel are included; a Mitchell Falls helicopter flight and the Horizontal Falls fast boat ride are optional extras.
- Operated by: Eco Abrolhos
- Ship: Eco Abrolhos
- Length: 13 nights
- Regions: Australia
- From: est. $9,670 (A$ 14,699) per person
- Next departures: 2027-05-09, 2027-06-08, 2027-07-08, 2027-08-07
- Route: Broome → Buccaneer Archipelago → Cone Bay barramundi farm → Talbot Bay and the Horizontal Falls → Montgomery Reef → Doubtful Bay and Raft Point → Red Cone Creek, Sapphire Creek or Ruby Falls → Camden Harbour Settlement and Sheep Island → Rothsay Waters and Marigui Promontory, Palm Valley → St George Basin → Prince Regent River National Park, King's Cascades and Cathedral Falls → Camp Creek → Port Nelson and Careening Bay, the Mermaid Tree → Naturalist Island → Hunter River → Scott Strait and Prudhoe Island → Swift Bay Wandjina rock art → Port Warrender and the Osborne Islands → Vansittart Bay and Jar Island → Rocky Cove → Napier Broome Bay and the Drysdale River → Koolama Bay and the King George River → Berkeley River, Malcom Douglas Falls and Casuarina Falls → Cambridge Gulf → Wyndham
The ship
- Eco Abrolhos: 32 guests
Departures
- 2027-05-09: $9,670
- 2027-06-08: $9,670
- 2027-07-08: $9,670
- 2027-08-07: $9,670
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