Day 3

Explore the Drysdale and fish for the impressive mangrove jack, before heading up-river for tea and scones. There's an opportunity to indulge in some beachcombing and the ship’s helicopter will visit the remote community of Kalumburu during the afternoon.

Included: B - L - D

Day 4

Take up the opportunity to visit the ‘Bradshaws’ ancient rock art site featuring some of the oldest paintings known to man. Opt for the heli-picnic at Eagle Falls for aerial views and destination lunch alongside a picture-perfect waterfall in the middle of remote far-north of Western Australia. The tenders will be busy exploring local beaches and creeks before all the guests reconvene to share tales over drinks on the deck.

Included: B - L - D

Day 5

The Mitchell River is the destination of the day, where the adventure boats head up to the scenic Surveyors Creek – a great place for a swim. We'll join the fishermen to hunt for the elusive barramundi and there will be more opportunities for helicopter flights over ancient land including the spectacular Mitchell Falls. Next is a unique opportunity to sip a glass of sparkling trying on exquisite pieces of diamond and pearl jewellery, created by the artistes at Allure, Jewels of the Kimberley and Kimberley Fine Diamonds.

Included: B - L - D

Day 6

Wake up to views over the turquoise waters of Swift Bay and an early breakfast before a search for the black-lip oyster. Savour their unique taste direct from the rock before heading to some Wandjina galleries nearby. Keep watch over the waters to spot some light game species that inhabit this area such as queenfish, giant trevally and mackerel as you head to the picturesque Winyalkin Island for sunset drinks.

Included: B - L - D

Day 7

The Roe River offers another great opportunity to catch barramundi as we explore a river that boasts one of the highest crocodile counts in the Kimberley. The Roe was named after the first Surveyor-General of Western Australia, John Septimus Roe. He conducted numerous expeditions along the Kimberley coast between 1829 and 1849 and the ship’s helicopter will dramatically demonstrate the maze of creeks and endless coast that the early explorers encountered. In the afternoon, sail into Prince Frederick Harbour to visit a Wandjina art site on the aptly named Art Island. The helicopter will be available to perch on one of the Kimberley’s highest peaks for sunset overlooking Prince Frederick Harbour.

Included: B - L - D

Day 8

Journey along the magnificent Hunter River today, a river system lined with red cliffs and rainforest beyond. The Hunter is about as far away from civilisation as you can get in Australia, and the area is known for its large crocodile population and mud-crabs nesting in the dense mangroves. Activities today include fishing, bird-watching, mud-crabbing and simply exploring where few have been before. We highly recommend the hike to Jackson Falls or enjoy the splendour from the helicopter. As the afternoon approaches, visit one of the Kimberley’s most historic sites, the Phillip Parker King’s boab tree.

Included: B - L - D

Day 9

The scenery will capture you today as you cruise along the Prince Regent River before pulling up at the base of the King Cascades waterfall. View the falls as they rain down from above, before another helicopter flight to a remote spot that you’ll never forget; land alongside a crystal clear billabong for a picnic lunch.

Included: B - L - D

Day 10

Early-risers will be treated to a heli-flight with a difference; a champagne sunrise on the top of a mountain. Then it’s time for more adventure in the tenders – a chance to hike, or take a refreshing billabong swim or perhaps you’d like to venture further upriver to visit the spectacular ‘Amphitheatre’ waterfall. Later the helicopter will take to the skies once again, for a multi-stop trip to a number of remote rock art sites that are only accessible by air.

Included: B - L - D

Day 11

A different but equally magical day awaits with True North cruising, with a devoted morning to exploring the Sale River. Join naturalists and adventurers alike on a classic river expedition. After lunch you'll arrive at the impressive Montgomery Reef. The reef is a unique eco-system that must be seen to be believed with its 140 square miles of coral reef rising out of the ocean with the ebb and flow of the tide. Water cascades from the reef as the tide falls exposing a glimpse of the world beneath the glassy surface. Turtles, dugong, manta rays and other marine life call this special ecosystem home. Helicopter and tender boat adventures are options today or just take in the views of the reef from the deck.

Included: B - L - D

Day 12

Start the day with some fishing at 'Three Ways' followed by a moderate walk to Ruby Falls; be rewarded with a refreshing swim in the large natural rock pool. Later, keen anglers will take-off on a heli fishing adventure to a secret spot where the fresh water meets the salt. As the day comes to an end, make your way to the bar lounge for cocktail hour before experiencing another unique dining experience.

Included: B - L - D

Day 13

Today you'll reach the final icon on your cruise of the Kimberley's - Horizontal Falls. Experience the awesome power of the region’s huge tidal range in an exhilarating tender ride and then climb aboard your air-conditioned helicopter for a view of the falls that very few experience.

Take a refreshing swim and walk along white sand Silica Beach or head to Whirlpool Pass, another demonstration of the Kimberley’s powerful tides.

As your day and adventure on True North draws to a close, enjoy a farewell dinner with your fellow travellers, sharing your most treasured moments in this beautiful region.

Included: B - L - D