Shipwrecks & Wonders Cruise
The same Houtman Abrolhos wildlife voyage as the standard cruise, snorkelling the reef, visiting the Little Sandy Island sea lion colony and island bird life across the Southern, Easter and Wallabi Groups, with the addition of evening talks by a guest historian on the islands' natural and shipwreck history, including the Batavia (1629) and Zeewijk (1727) wrecks. Every published departure is a fly out and boat back combination, four nights aboard.
- Operated by: Eco Abrolhos
- Ship: Eco Abrolhos
- Length: 4 nights
- Regions: Australia
- From: est. $2,960 (A$ 4,500) per person
- Next departures: 2027-03-04, 2027-03-18, 2027-10-06, 2027-11-03
- Route: Geraldton → Southern Group: Coral Patches or the wreck of the Windsor → Pelsaert Island → Post Office Island pearl farm → Zeewijk wreck area and Gun Island → Morley Island and the Squid Hole → Rat Island → Little Sandy Island → Big Rat mooring → West Wallabi Island (Wiebbe Hayes stone fort) → Beacon Island (Batavia's Graveyard) → Big Pigeon Island mooring → Turtle Bay, East Wallabi Island
The ship
- Eco Abrolhos: 32 guests
Departures
- 2027-03-04: $2,960
- 2027-03-18: $2,960
- 2027-10-06: $2,960
- 2027-11-03: $2,960
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