NEED TO KNOW

• The majority of cabins feature large panoramic windows
• True North allows discerning adventurers to experience wilderness in surroundings akin to one of the world's most exclusive hotels
• Dining is a stylish but casual affair focused on modern Australian cuisine
• Other facilities include a sundeck, a forward observation lounge, a ship's lounge and an alfresco bar, on board naturalists and an internet cafe
  

THE VESSEL
The acclaimed True North adventure cruise ship features luxury throughout, allowing passengers to explore the rugged outback in absolute style. All cabins feature stylish décor, en-suite facilities, in-house entertainment and satellite telephones. The Explorer Class staterooms and the River Class cabins offer king size beds that can be converted to singles and the Ocean Class twins feature roomy single beds.

Multiple expedition boats provide guests with greater opportunity to do "what they want, when they want" and, to add yet another dimension to adventure, most cruise options feature an onboard helicopter.  What's more the True North is purpose built for exploration of the upper reaches of shallow river systems as well as secluded beaches, bays and natural harbours as she weaves among thousands of deserted islands.

Kimberley Wilderness Cruise (13 nights or 6/7 nights Broome - Wyndham & Wyndham - Hunter River)

The vast, exciting Kimberley region is one of the world's last great wildernesses. Situated in the remote far north of Western Australia, it is like nowhere else on earth: Wildly beautiful landscapes of rugged mountain ranges, spectacular river gorges and majestic waterfalls.

A typical day might involve exploring a remote estuary, trying to land the evening meal, swimming in rock pools beneath towering cascades, or viewing ancient aboriginal cave paintings. The region is steeped in curious stories of legendary human endeavour - of shipwreck, survival and tragedy.