Seabourn Australian Luxury Adventure
- Kelli Hunter
- 2 days ago
- 2 min read
Updated: 1 day ago
If you're a regular reader of this newsletter, you're well aware that we are huge fans of Seabourn Cruise Lines. They just know how to do it right. Case in point: Seabourn's expeditions to the Kimberley in Western Australia.
The Kimberley coast – the northernmost region in Western Australia — ticks all those boxes and then some. It’s one of the world’s largest, wildest, and most ancient wilderness landscapes. Go wild in The Kimberly! Australia’s geographical masterpiece is just waiting to be explored. Adventure meets luxury!
By Kelli Hunter & Seabourn Cruise Lines
Whether it's a 2-week escape or a 2-day weekend getaway, TravelAnne is here to make it happen.
The Kimberley in Western Australia is one of the most remote places on Earth. It is renowned for its landscapes, abundant wildlife, and Aboriginal culture that dates back some 50,000 years. It is indeed otherworldly!
Experience this bucket-list expedition in the kind of luxury and attention to detail that is a trademark of Seabourn on board The Pursuit, built specifically to be an ultra-luxury expedition vessel.
Tucked along the northwestern corner of Australia, the Kimberley is one of the world’s last wild frontiers, from rugged sandstone peaks and gushing waterfalls to desert expanses, sunken mangrove forests, and everything in between. Cruise through Montgomery Reef as the tides rush out, leaving sea turtles dotting their heads in its midst. Search for a lustrous, masterfully cultivated pearl on a local pearl farm.
Splash through the spray of King George Falls, or take to the skies in an amphibious Mallard aircraft to watch tawny sharks swim below. Better yet, engage with the original land-owning communities and their cultural rites, including guided showings of the unique Gwion Gwion artwork they have curated for centuries.
Crystal-clear waters and gleaming pearls aside, Seabourn's Kimberley expeditions stand out to guests who want to travel Australia, but also desire to explore off the beaten path.
But don't take our word for it. Instead listen to the words of people who have experienced Seabourn's Kimberley expedition firsthand
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