For over three decades, Coral Expeditions has been a pioneer in small-ship cruising, offering adventurous travellers the chance to explore some of the most remote and pristine regions of Australia and the rest of the world.
Founded in 1983 to explore the outer reaches of the Great Barrier Reef, the Australian-owned-and-operated Coral Expeditions has grown from a single vessel operation to a renowned expedition cruise company, now boasting a fleet of purpose-built ships designed for intimate and immersive experiences.
The Coral Geographer, the latest addition to their fleet, continues the company’s tradition of delivering exceptional journeys to off-the-beaten-path destinations.
With a focus on exploring Australia’s Kimberley coast, the wilds of Papua New Guinea, and the idyllic islands of the Indian Ocean, Coral Expeditions offers itineraries that are rich in natural beauty, cultural encounters, and unique wildlife experiences.
What sets Coral Expeditions apart is their commitment to small group travel, typically with fewer than 120 passengers on board, ensuring a personalised and enriching experience.
We recently had the immense pleasure and privilege of working onboard the Coral Geographer as ‘Photographers-in-Residence’, spending 17 days navigating the remote atolls of Micronesia and rugged landscapes of West Papua on their Darwin to Yap expedition.
Having travelled the world on multiple expedition cruises, from Antarctica to the Arctic, the Galapagos Islands and now the Indo-Pacific, we have a huge amount of intricate experience on these types of ships, covering the most luxurious right down to rustic Russian research vessels.
And now with the Coral Geographer under our belt, we can confidently vouch for just how superb this purpose-built explorer is for travelling to the most remote regions in the tropics.
In our detailed and firsthand Coral Geographer review we dive deep into our thoughts and experiences of the entire ship, from the cabins and lounge areas to the dining and even safety, so you can make a decision on whether or not you think this vessel is right for you on your next adventure.
Introducing the Coral Geographer
The Coral Geographer was constructed at the Vard Vung Tau shipyard in Vietnam, renowned for building high-quality expedition vessels.
As the sister ship to the Coral Adventurer, which was launched in 2019, the Coral Geographer shares many design elements but…
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