14 nights · 28. August - 11. September 2027 · Darwin → Manila
Fourteen nights aboard Le Soléal lead from Darwin in Australia into the Malay Archipelago and end in Manila. The route draws a line across the Banda Sea and the Moluccas to the southern Philippines and offers a rare bridge from Australia into Asia. The 184-guest, 142-metre Ponant Classic ship deploys her marina platform and Zodiacs for snorkelling and beach landings.
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Darwin is the gateway to the Northern Territory's outback and to Australia's wild Top End …
Small archipelago in eastern Indonesia, part of the Maluku province between the Banda and Arafura Seas …
Hidden waterfall in the remote Kimberley region of north-western Australia …
Banda Neira is the main town of the Indonesian Banda Islands in the Banda Sea, the original and for centuries the only source of nutmeg …
Off the southern shore of Ambon Island in the Indonesian Maluku province, this small densely forested island catches the eye with white sandy beaches and offshore coral reefs …
The Cuatro Islas, four small islands in the Camotes Sea off the west coast of the Philippine island of Leyte, fall within the municipality of Inopacan …
Cresta de Gallo is a tiny sand islet in the Philippine province of Romblon, about a two-hour boat ride south of Sibuyan Island …
Manila is the capital of the Philippines and one of the oldest European-influenced cities in Asia …
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