Fremantle has long been shaped by the Indian Ocean. A historic port city with deep maritime roots, it remains the gateway to one of the most remote and lightly explored coastlines in Australia.
Departing from Fremantle, True North journeys north along Western Australia’s coast, where coral reefs, isolated islands and dramatic headlands unfold far beyond the reach of conventional cruising. The Houtman Abrolhos reveals turquoise lagoons and the haunting history of the Batavia shipwreck, while further north, Ningaloo Reef and the Montebello Islands offer extraordinary encounters both above and below the waterline.
This is a coastline defined by contrast and isolation. Remote reef systems sit beside rugged cliffs and white sand bays. Sea turtles drift through shallow coral gardens while migratory whales pass offshore during the winter months.
Aboard True North, the experience is shaped by freedom and access. The flexibility of a small ship allows exploration of remote anchorages, reef systems and historic islands that larger vessels simply cannot reach.

Per person in $AUD, based on double occupancy of cabin.
Per person in $AUD, based on double occupancy of cabin.
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