Coral Adventurer is a beauty that can sleep 120 passengers on all cruises. Mind you, she often takes less, due to a the normal range of solo cruise passengers. And this is one of those instances where size really matters!
And honestly, that changes everything.
Coral Adventurer is not a floating resort pretending to be adventurous.
It’s a genuine expedition ship: purpose-built for remote coastlines, tropical archipelagos and expedition cruising throughout Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.
This is a ship designed around:
- access
- exploration
- comfort without excess
- and travellers who care more about destination depth than cruise ship theatrics
From the Kimberley to Papua New Guinea, Raja Ampat and remote Australian coastlines, Coral Adventurer feels remarkably well matched to the places it explores.
It is the second ship in the Coral Expeditions fleet and was purpose-built for the Australian cruise market, especially Kimberley coast cruises. Secondly, she takes the best of Norwegian ship building and adapts that for Australian cruise passengers. Even her shallow draft allows her to access some of the remotest destinations she visits, coupled with advanced navigation and propulsion systems.
SHIP FACTS - CORAL ADVENTURER
- Length: 93.4 m.
- Beam: 17.2 m.
- Average Speed: 14 knots.
- Outside Cabins: 60.
- Number of Crew: 48.

























