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Le Jacques Cartier · Australia & New Zealand

Kimberley: Broome and King George River

10 nights · 25. August - 4. September 2027 · Broome → Darwin

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Ten nights aboard Le Jacques Cartier from Broome to Darwin through the Kimberley wilderness. The 184-guest Ponant Explorer-class vessel is built for this region, with 16 Zodiacs, a helideck and the Blue Eye underwater lounge, where roads play almost no role. Tidal ranges of more than ten metres create reef cascades and saltwater falls found nowhere else. Rock-art galleries from 40,000 years of Aboriginal culture await beneath sandstone overhangs. Helicopter options take in the Mitchell Falls and the Horizontal Falls of Talbot Bay. Premium all-inclusive throughout.

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Broome Start Lacepedeinseln Careening Bay Hunter River Swift Bay Vansittart Bay King George River Darwin End
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Leg 1 · Embarkation

Broome

Yachts taking up positions at the start of the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race

Broome on the Kimberley coast is known for Cable Beach, a 22-kilometre white sand beach, and for the pearling industry that made the town wealthy at the end of the 19th century …

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Leg 2

Lacepedeinseln

The Lacépède Islands off the Kimberley coast are one of the most important green sea turtle breeding grounds in the world (up to 18,000 females each year) …

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Leg 3

Careening Bay

Careening Bay on the Kimberley coast carries an inscription carved by Phillip Parker King in 1820 into a boab tree - one of the oldest European marks on Australia's northern coast …

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Leg 4

Hunter River

The Hunter River in the Kimberley (Western Australia) is a mangrove river system with saltwater crocodiles and more than 200 bird species …

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Leg 5

Swift Bay

Swift Bay on the Kimberley coast of Western Australia hosts some of the oldest rock paintings in the world - Wandjina spirit figures and Gwion Gwion figures of the Aboriginal people, whose age is estimated at up to 17,000 years.

Leg 6

Vansittart Bay

Vansittart Bay on the Kimberley coast is the site of historic Aboriginal rock art as well as a crashed US military aircraft from the Second World War (a DC-3 from 1942) - a unique excursion in the Australian outback sea.

Leg 7

King George River

The King George River in the Kimberley is the setting for the spectacular King George Falls - twin waterfalls that plunge 80 metres into a narrow sandstone canyon in the wet season …

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Leg 8 · Disembarkation

Darwin

Darwin is the gateway to the Northern Territory's outback and to Australia's wild Top End …

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