2017 - APT Small Ships

APT-SS-A$-2017

Luxury Small Ships, Expedition Cruise, Mediterranean Cruises, Caledonian Sky, Kimberley Coast Cruises, Private Yacht Experiences

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89 GRAND EXPEDITIONS King's 'Nine Pin' and catch a glimpse of the local saltwater crocodile population along the Hunter River. Today you have the opportunity to take an optional helicopter excursion from Naturalist Island to see the mighty Mitchell Falls (own expense). BLD Day 24. Montgomery Reef, Doubtful Bay, Raft Point. Embark on an unforgettable adventure today as the Montgomery Reef 'rises' out of the ocean as the tidal waters cascade down into the surrounding channels. Board your Zodiac to experience this natural phenomenon up close and discover the reef's diverse marine life, including turtles. Also keep an eye out for unique birdlife that can be seen feeding on the reef as the tide recedes. Afterwards, cruise through Doubtful Bay and travel ashore at Raft Point, where you will embark on a hike to discover one of the region's most significant Wandjina art sites. BLD Day 25. Talbot Bay, Horizontal Falls. Talbot Bay is known for its massive 12-metre tides that create an amazing spectacle, the unique Horizontal Falls. Subject to tidal conditions, you will embark on an exhilarating ride through the falls on a specially designed high-powered fast boat. David Attenborough described the phenomenon as "one the greatest natural wonders of the world. "Keep your eyes open in the chance you may get to see some of the local Tawny Nurse Shark population lurking in the brilliant turquoise waters. Back on board this evening, enjoy a delicious dinner in either the restaurant or al fresco on the Lido Deck (subject to weather). BLD Day 26. Lacepede Islands. Today, visit the pristine Lacepede Islands, a series of low islands atop a platform reef. Discovered by Frenchman Nicolas Baudin in 1801, the islands were named in honour of French naturalist Bernard Germain. Board a Zodiac and keep an eye out for many species of birdlife including Australian Pelicans, frigatebirds, egrets, gulls and terns. The islands are also renowned as Australia's most significant breeding grounds for the Green Turtle. This evening, reflect upon the days gone by and say goodbye to newfound friends as you enjoy the Captain's Farewell Cocktails before dinner. BLD Day 27. Broome. After breakfast, disembark the MS Caledonian Sky for the final time. You will then be transferred to either Broome Airport for your flight home, or to your Broome hotel. B YOUR HOLIDAY PRICE INCLUDES 9 Services of an APT Expedition Leader & Team, as well as local guides 9 Enjoy 26 Breakfasts (B), 24 Lunches (L) and 25 Dinners (D) 9 Complimentary beverages served at your discretion on board* 9 All tipping, airport transfers, excursions and porterage YOUR EXPEDITION TEAM Including naturalists, historians and ecologists with an immense passion, your onboard team of experts will offer you invaluable insight into each region you explore. Venture into the most remote places on earth, knowing you are in the expert hands of your exceptional crew. Get up close to the region's most significant Wandjina art sites at Raft Point 27 DAY CRUISE (NOBCMB27) Departure Twin Share Solo Trav. June 24. $26,390 $38,890 2017 DATES & PRICES (A$) per person The Kimberley cruising component is based on 2016. Please refer to our 2017 Kimberley Cruising brochure, coming soon in 2016. PLEASE NOTE: Prices include port charges, gratuities and sundries. Disruptions to cruising and itinerary may occur. Prices are based on a Standard Suite (Forward) on the Castle Deck. See page 100-101 for deck and suite plans. *See pages 104-105 for terms & conditions. FLY FREE See pages 24-25 for details CRUISE UPGRADES – MS Caledonian Sky To upgrade, add per person: Category Twin Share Solo Trav. Standard $740 $1,290 Superior $3,940 $6,490 Premium $5,290 $8,690 Deluxe Balcony $6,390 $10,490 Premium Balcony $7,090 $11,690 Owner's Corner $8,990 $17,980

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