A unique opportunity awaits adventurous travellers as Cruise Traveller announces a rare expedition cruise through Indonesia's hidden islands, set for August 2027. This exclusive voyage, aboard Ponant’s Le Soleal, will navigate between Darwin and Manila, offering a glimpse into the untouched beauty and rich cultures of remote Malaysian and Indonesian islands. Bookings made by 31 July 2026 will benefit from savings exceeding $7,000 (A$11,000) per couple, alongside a $2,400 flight credit and a complimentary night in Manila.

Indonesia, the world's largest archipelago, boasts over 17,000 islands, many of which remain unexplored by mainstream cruises. This 16-night journey promises an immersive experience, featuring the lush landscapes of the Kei Islands, the vibrant marine life of Triton Bay, and the serene Pulau Molana. The itinerary also includes stops in the Philippines, such as the rainforests of Limasawa and the coral-rich waters of Cresta de Gallo Island.

The package, starting at $9,500 (A$14,999) per person, twin-share, includes a pre-cruise night in Darwin and a post-cruise night in Manila. Guests will enjoy guided Zodiac excursions and onboard beverages, enhancing their cultural and natural exploration. Cruise Traveller’s Managing Director emphasised the voyage's appeal: “This journey offers an unparalleled exploration of some of the world's most beautiful but little-known places.”

Travellers interested in this extraordinary adventure can book through Cruise Traveller's website or contact their specialists directly. Conditions apply, and availability is limited

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