Come aboard a Kimberley Cruise with Ocean Dream Charters to explore the beautiful Kimberley region in style. The Kimberley is one of the world’s largest and most untouched wildernesses, and this remote region is home to some truly spectacular sights. With the luxurious Kimberley cruises offered with Ocean Dream Charters, you’ll be able to cruise through the ancient landscape in style and comfort. As you marvel at the landscape around you, the friendly and professional crew on board Ocean Dream Charters will make sure your holiday is truly an unforgettable experience.
Ocean Dream is an outstanding 86 foot twin-hull catamaran designed for luxury cruising. Built in 2005 and extensively refurbished with a modern sophisticated interior, this on-water retreat can accommodate 12 guests across six ensuite staterooms in luxury and comfort.
With the many benefits that a catamaran has to offer, you will be amazed by the sheer volume of space and comfort on board Ocean Dream. Relax in one of the many lounging areas or soak up the surroundings from the six seater spa. There are indoor and outdoor dining options and a wet bar featuring an espresso machine. There are numerous toys and equipment for activities and the vessel’s helicopter pad is an exciting option available by prior arrangement.
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Kimberley Stateroom
Located upstairs on the Fly Bridge Deck is the superior Kimberley Stateroom. The port side Kimberley Stateroom features a queen size bed and is beautifully appointed with a luxurious ensuite and has large panoramic windows to keep you connected with the incredible vista outside.
Whitsunday Stateroom
Located upstairs on the Fly Bridge Deck is the superior Whitsunday Stateroom. The starboard side Whitsunday Stateroom features lush twin single beds. The room is beautifully appointed with a private ensuite and has large panoramic windows to keep you connected with the incredible vista outside.
Rowley Shoals Stateroom
Located downstairs on the Lower Main Deck is the Rowley Shoals Stateroom. The port side Rowley Shoals Stateroom features a queen size bed. This stateroom is extremely comfortable as it is located in the most stable part of the vessel. The stateroom has a spacious ensuite and 2 large rectangular windows to frame the landscape outside.
Rottnest Stateroom
Located on the Main Deck is the superior Rottnest Stateroom. The port side Rottnest Stateroom features a queen size bed and a private ensuite. The room is exquisitely furnished in an elegant neutral décor and has large panoramic windows that bathe the cabin with natural light.
Abrolhos Stateroom
Located on the Main Deck is the Abrolhos Stateroom. The starboard side Abrolhos Stateroom has lush twin single beds. The room is exquisitely furnished in an elegant neutral décor with private ensuite and has large panoramic windows that bathe the cabin with natural light.
Montebello Stateroom
Located downstairs on the Lower Main Deck is the Montebello Stateroom. The starboard side Montebello Stateroom features a queen size bed. This stateroom is extremely comfortable as it is located in the most stable part of the vessel. The stateroom has a spacious ensuite and 2 large rectangular windows to frame the landscape outside.
Visitors to the Kimberley region in Australia can expect two distinct seasons – the wet and the dry. The wet season runs from November to April and the region experiences hot, humid weather and monsoonal rains which makes some parts of the Kimberley impossible to access. The dry season runs between May to October and is characterised by very little rain, other than the occasional thunderstorm, and less humidity.
The rugged, rocky landscape of the Kimberley means it remains one of the last untouched wildernesses in the world. In contrast to the towering gorges and sandstone cliffs are the abundance of rivers and waterfalls which dominate the region. From the majesty of King George Falls to the ancient Windjana Gorge, the landscape is a sight to behold.
The Kimberley is one of the most diverse regions in the world when it comes to its rich array of plant and animal life. Crocodiles, wallabies, echidnas, bilbies, quolls and over 300 species of birds call the Kimberley home. Along the coast, you can expect to find humpback whales, snubfin dolphins, turtles and hundreds of species of fish. When you visit the area, you’ll also encounter the iconic boab tree with its distinctive swollen base.
Experience the picturesque Southern Kimberley, thousands of islands, cascading waterfalls, tidal phenomena, mighty river systems and an amazing variety of marine life. Includes a scenic helicopter flight over the Mitchell Falls and a light aircraft flight over the rugged Kimberley. Horizontal Waterfalls, Montgomery Reef and King Cascades are just some of the highlights you will experience over 8 wonderful days.
Capturing the beauty of the Northern Kimberley, this cruise is timed to make the most of the wet season rainfall. Witness majestic waterfalls such as the King George Falls, and discover an incredible array of gorges, river systems, captivating wildlife and ancient rock art only found in this remote wilderness. Cruise includes a scenic helicopter flight over the multi-tiered Mitchell Falls and a light aircraft flight between Mitchell Plateau and Kununurra.
Setting sail from Broome or Wyndham, this trip of a lifetime will have you visiting every noteworthy attraction along the way. Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the Kimberley Coast including the Horizontal Waterfalls which were described by British naturalist David Attenborough as “one of the greatest natural wonders of the world” and he should know!, Ruby Falls, Sale River, Montgomery Reef, Bigge Island, the Prince Regent, Vansittart Bay, King George Falls and the Berkeley.
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