Following an extended season in the Kimberley and a single itinerary featuring the Pilbara’s Montebello Islands, the popular adventure-yacht TRUE NORTH will relocate to Perth just in time for the festive season.
Commencing in early December, the TRUE NORTH will offer 5, 7 and 8 night itineraries featuring swimming with dolphins, party-time at Rottnest Island, gala luncheons at the majestic Cape Lodge, visiting Lake Hillier and, seeing the Bremer Canyon orcas.
The TRUE NORTH’s sales manager, Stacey Newton, commented that the new itineraries were unique opportunity to experience one of Australia’s most picturesque coastal regions.
“Normally at this time of the year we are in Papua New Guinea before operating itineraries out of Sydney and Adelaide. However, this year we will be staying closer to home and offering very exclusive access to Rottnest Island, the Margaret River wine region, and the pristine beaches of WA’s south coast. These are popular destinations however the TRUE NORTH will provide guests with opportunity to experience the many highlights in style.”
The adventure begins on December 5 with the South West Escape – a five-night itinerary including Rottnest Island and the Margaret River area. The Rottnest Escape (also 5 nights) focusses on Perth’s favourite island playground and New Year in The West (7-nights) will be a very different opportunity to welcome the New Year!
In January, the eight-night Adventure South West also includes seeing the Bremer Canyon orcas and the pink hues of remarkable Lake Hillier.
The TRUE NORTH’s well-known mantra of ensuring that everyday onboard is an activity day will guarantee that guests are kept busy with a range of activities including, fishing, snorkelling, diving, sightseeing, helicopter flights and wine tasting.
And to compliment busy days – the ship’s revered dining saloon will feature the south-west’s equally revered local produce.
For more information – see the True North’s amended sailing schedule at https://www.truenorth.com.au/cruise-map/schedule/
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