STYLE: EXPEDITION-LUXURY
SIZE: 120 GUESTS
BUILT: 2019
The Coral Adventurer is a new ship exploring the Kimberley, Indonesia & Papua New Guinea.
Delivered in April 2019, the 99 passenger ship is built to take you closer to unspoiled vistas in comfort, style and safety. She offers 60 outside-facing guest cabins with en-suite bathrooms; the majority of which have private balconies. Two explorer tenders seat all passengers and facilitate comfortable shore excursions- it is even equipped with bathroom facilities, whilst six zodiacs are on board for more intrepid exploration. A presentation lounge facilitates daily expedition briefings and expert presentations. Active stabilisers dampen sea motion and a shallow draft along with advanced navigation and propulsion systems allow access to locations closed to larger cruise ships.
Single seating dining with communal tables serves buffet breakfast and lunch, and multi-course table d’hôte dinners and a showcase galley offers a viewing window where cuisine features Australian and local produce. A wine cellar featuring boutique wines and exceptional vintage Australian reds compliment the excellent cuisine.
Prices are in AUD$ per person twin share.
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Measuring 17 square metres, the Coral Deck Staterooms, below the Promenade Deck are furnished with a junior King size bed which can be transformed into two single beds. There is also a wardrobe, desk and armchair in the Stateroom. The private en-suite has a toilet, shower and storage. There is a porthole window in these rooms, providing you with views of the outside world.
The 17 square metre Coral Deck Staterooms are equipped with a junior King Size Bed which can be separated into two singles, along with a wardrobe, desk and armchair. The private en-suite has a toilet, shower and storage. Large picture windows give you wide views of the world outside.
Measuring a spacious 21.4 square metres, the Explorer Deck Staterooms offer a comfortable living space along with a private balcony with seating for two as you relax and watch the beautiful coastal scenes surrounding you. There is a junior King size bed which can be separated into two single beds. There is also a wardrobe, a desk and an armchair. The private bathroom has a toilet, a shower and ample storage.
The two Bridge Deck Balcony Staterooms measure 21.4 square metres along with a private balcony with seating for two allowing you to observe the beautiful panoramas passing you by. A junior King size bed can be separated into two single beds along with a wardrobe, desk and armchair. A compact en-suite has a toilet, shower and ample storage. Because of their location on the Bridge Deck, there are guaranteed superb views.
The two Bridge Deck Balcony Suites, aptly named the Cairns and Darwin suites provide spacious and elegant retreats after a busy and exciting day exploring ashore. The commodious 55.8 square metre Suites feature a lounge area, with a mini bar, complimentary and replenished daily along with a coffee machine. There is a spacious King Size bed that can be separated into two singles. There is an 8 square metre private balcony with an outdoor daybed and lounge chair for two people. A unique outside-facing bathroom with picture windows has a bath with a separate shower along with ample storage.
Two trademark Xplorer tenders seating all passengers for shore excursions
Six Zodiacs for more intrepid exploration
Lecture lounge with multimedia for daily expedition briefings and presentations
Small on-board Library
Shallow draft and advanced navigation on propulsion systems
Navigator lounge in the bridge giving a vantage point of ship operations
Over 1000 square metres of open deck space including a wrap-around promenade deck with panoramic views
Barralong Room for hosting scientific research or exhibition
Communal ‘wine table’
Galley viewing window
Multiple indoor and outdoor bars, including the Explorer bar on the Vista Deck
Curated wine cellar featuring boutique wines and exceptional vintage Australian reds
Gym
Passenger Elevator
Wi-Fi in all guest areas
All outside facing guest cabins with en-suite bathrooms; majority with private balcony
Accommodation in selected room grade for the number of nights as listed in each itinerary
All meals
House beer and wine during lunch and dinner service
24 hour soft drinks, tea and barista-style coffee
Captain’s welcome and farewell drinks
Access to islands, marine and national parks
Guided tours on Xplorer expedition vessel, zodiacs, glass-bottom boat and kayaks
Touring as described in each itinerary
Services of expedition staff and lecturers including briefings and knowledge-sharing sessions
Port taxes and government charges imposed by government authorities
Flag: Australian
Year of Build: 2019
Length Overall: 93.4 metres
Beam: 17.2 metres
Draught: 4.5 metres
Gross Tonnage: 5599 tonnes
Construction: VARD
Main Engines: Caterpillar 3512C
Cruising Speed: 13.8 knots
Max. Passengers: 120
Max. Crew: 48
Tenders: 2 Xplorers, 6 Zodiacs