Cabins

Accommodating only 13 guests in en-suited, air-conditioned cabins, the Lady M is a custom-built, aluminium single-hull boat with three deck levels, designed specifically for the Kimberley. Our guests’ comfort and the experience of the remoteness of the Kimberley is our priority. Choose between 6x Queen bedded cabins, or for single travellers there is a single ensuited cabin- with no solo surcharge!

Lower Deck Cabins

The lower deck houses the six spacious passenger cabins.
Each cabin includes:

• Queen size bed
• Single bunk bed
• Desk and chair
• En-suite bathroom
• Air conditioner, privately controlled

A single cabin may be available on request on this deck.

Southern Kimberley 8 nights

Broome to the Mitchell Plateau or reverse

2024 & 2025 prices

Per person prices are based on twin cabin share. Solo travellers – you can see photos of the solo cabin here.

Multiple Cabin Discounts: Please ask us about discounts for bookings of 2+ cabins.

Southern Kimberley: 8 nights

Broome – Mitchell Plateau or reverse

Includes helicopter over the Mitchell Falls and a one way scenic flight connection with Broome 

A set itinerary is difficult to follow due to the tidal movements of the coast. So in the best interest and comfort of our passengers, we set our itineraries on a day by day basis.

Cruise highlights

• Horizontal Falls (witness the tidal power of the Kimberley)
• Silica Beach (swimming)
• Crocodile Creek (swimming, site of interest)
• Raft Point (view ancient Aboriginal art sites)
• Ruby Falls (swimming)
• Montgomery Reef (up close viewing from tenders)
• Camden Harbour (historic site)
• Sheep Island (historic site)
• Careening Bay (historic site)
• King Cascade waterfalls in the Prince Regent River
• Hunter River
• Whale Watching
• Fishing and mudcrabbing
• Scenic helicopter flight over Mitchell Falls
• Scenic light aircraft flight over Kimberley landscape

Silica Beach

Enjoy a dip in the pristine turquoise water or a barefoot walk on the pure white sand of Silica Beach. Treat yourself to a body scrub as you sit on the water’s edge.  Enjoy the peace and remoteness of this area as you take in the view of the colourful surrounding sandstone rocks.

Crocodile Creek

Take a short ride in the tenders along the creek to the waterfall for a relaxing or invigorating swim surrounded by nature. The Koolan Island mine workers made this their own playground and swimming pool many years ago but now happily share it with those of us fortunate enough to be passing by.

Horizontal Falls

Be amazed at the tidal power of this natural phenomenon.  Balance the fast pace of the Falls with a relaxing boat tour floating past the unusual and colourful lines to the ancient cliffs of Cyclone Creek.  Observe the gentle lemon sharks surround the boat and feed the fish.

Montgomery Reef

Arriving on a lowering tide, we anchor in the centre of the “jewel” of the Kimberley coast. Enjoy an up-close tour in the tenders as the cascading water exposes the more than 400 sq km of coral reef rising from the sea. Spot the turtles as they poke their heads up for a quick look at their visitors. Keep an eye out for dugong, sharks, manta rays and the colourful fish visible in the clear water. A uniquely tranquil experience you will always remember.

Raft Point

A 30 minute climb up the red sandstone bluff rewards you with a exceptional and well-preserved Wandjina Aboriginal art site. On your way back down the bluff enjoy the spectacular view of Steep Island and the amazing colours of this area from under the huge boab tree.

Ruby Falls

When anchoring in Red Cone Creek we are often visited by the local ever-watchful crocodiles. Here we travel upstream in the dinghies for about 8 km for a fresh water swim at Ruby Falls, a chilly but refreshing dip under the falls and perhaps a mud pack for the ladies.

Camden Harbour and Sheep Island

The site chosen for settlement in 1864 by the Camden Harbour Pastoral Association, a decision which cost the lives of many, their sheep and horses. Under the boab tree on Sheep Island lays the grave site of the first white woman buried in the Kimberley. Remnants of the settlement and memorial plaques still remain today.  This tragic story is revealed in the book, “There were Three Ships” (by Christopher Richard).

Careening Bay

One of the Kimberley’s most historic sites; the large boab tree carved in 1820 marking the time Phillip Parker King careened his ship in the bay for repairs on his third voyage of the Australian coastline. The bay is usually a good spot for fishing, so a good chance of fresh fish for dinner during our stay.

Prince Regent River & King Cascade

Cruise up the mighty Prince Regent through the many tidal whirlpools to the famous and picturesque King Cascade. The Lady M gently manoeuvres into the small gap in the riverbank directly under the falls for a refreshing shower and an opportunity for many photos.

Mitchell Falls

Board the helicopter from Naturalist Beach in the Hunter River for a scenic flight over the spectacular Mitchell Falls and Mitchell Plateau. Cascading over the Mitchell Plateau, these four-tiered falls are amongst the most photographed with an impressive overall drop of nearly 80 metres.

This helicopter flight is also your transfer from the Lady M to the Mitchell Plateau airstrip where you will board your light aircraft for your return scenic flight over the Kimberley landscape to Broome.

Whale Watching

The best months to view the Humpback whales are from July to November as they make their way to calving grounds on the Kimberley Coast, just north of Broome.  The whales stay for four months with their new calves in the warm waters of the Kimberley before returning to the Antarctic for their the annual feeding area.

Fishing & Mud crabbing

Fishing and mud crabbing is enjoyed throughout the cruise and the catch is cooked on the barbecue while you enjoy a drink and chat around the bar.

Kimberley 12 nights

Broome to Darwin or reverse

2025 prices

Per person prices are based on twin cabin share. Solo travellers – you can see photos of the solo cabin here.

Multiple Cabin Discounts: Please ask us about discounts for bookings of 2+ cabins.

Kimberley: 12 nights

Broome – Darwin or reverse 

A set itinerary is difficult to follow due to the tidal movements of the coast. So in the best interest and comfort of our passengers, we set our itineraries on a day by day basis.

Cruise highlights

• Horizontal Falls (witness the tidal power of the Kimberley)
• Sillica Beach (swimming)
• Crocodile Creek (swimming, site of interest)
• Ruby Falls (swimming)
• Montgomery Reef (up close viewing from tenders)
• Camden Harbour (historic site)
• Sheep Island (historic site)
• Careening Bay (historic site)
• King Cascade waterfalls in the Prince Regent River
• King George River gorges and waterfalls (climb, swim)
• Casuarina Falls in the Berkeley River (climb, swim)
• Fishing and mudcrabbing

Silica Beach

Enjoy a dip in the pristine turquoise water or a barefoot walk on the pure white sand of Silica Beach. Treat yourself to a body scrub as you sit on the water’s edge.  Enjoy the peace and remoteness of this area as you take in the view of the colourful surrounding sandstone rocks.

Crocodile Creek

Take a short ride in the tenders along the creek to the waterfall for a relaxing or invigorating swim surrounded by nature. The Koolan Island mine workers made this their own playground and swimming pool many years ago but now happily share it with those of us fortunate enough to be passing by.

Horizontal Falls

Be amazed at the tidal power of this natural phenomenon.  Balance the fast pace of the Falls with a relaxing boat tour floating past the unusual and colourful lines to the ancient cliffs of Cyclone Creek.  Observe the gentle lemon sharks surround the boat and feed the fish.

Montgomery Reef

Arriving on a lowering tide, we anchor in the centre of the “jewel” of the Kimberley coast. Enjoy an up-close tour in the tenders as the cascading water exposes the more than 400 sq km of coral reef rising from the sea. Spot the turtles as they poke their heads up for a quick look at their visitors. Keep an eye out for dugong, sharks, manta rays and the colourful fish visible in the clear water. A uniquely tranquil experience you will always remember.

Ruby Falls

When anchoring in Red Cone Creek we are often visited by the local ever-watchful crocodiles. Here we travel upstream in the dinghies for about 8 km for a fresh water swim at Ruby Falls, a chilly but refreshing dip under the falls and perhaps a mud pack for the ladies.

Camden Harbour and Sheep Island

The site chosen for settlement in 1864 by the Camden Harbour Pastoral Association, a decision which cost the lives of many, their sheep and horses. Under the boab tree on Sheep Island lays the grave site of the first white woman buried in the Kimberley. Remnants of the settlement and memorial plaques still remain today.  This tragic story is revealed in the book, “There were Three Ships” (by Christopher Richard).

Careening Bay

One of the Kimberley’s most historic sites; the large boab tree carved in 1820 marking the time Phillip Parker King careened his ship in the bay for repairs on his third voyage of the Australian coastline. The bay is usually a good spot for fishing, so a good chance of fresh fish for dinner during our stay.

Prince Regent River & King Cascade

Cruise up the mighty Prince Regent through the many tidal whirlpools to the famous and picturesque King Cascade. The Lady M gently manoeuvres into the small gap in the riverbank directly under the falls for a refreshing shower and an opportunity for many photos.

King George River and Falls

As soon as the tide allows, the Lady M will glide slowly and silently upstream this breathtakingly majestic river lined with red sandstone cliffs and overhanging rocks.  As the much-anticipated King George Falls comes into view the sounds of amazement fill the front viewing deck. Anchoring overnight allows for an early morning climb to view the river and falls from above and indulge in a dip in the lovely cool clear pools above the falls.

Berkeley River

Entry to this river is quite challenging as the sands at the mouth shift constantly. Our expert skipper will carefully manoeuvre through the entrance and meander upstream this glorious river.  Even though this river is only 5 hours from the King George, the cliffs and colours are quite different. Lady M will anchor upstream as far as possible and then take the dinghies further up for an easy walk over flat rocks to a most delightful little pool to cool off. From a different anchorage point, another tender excursion takes us to Casuarina Falls.

Fishing

Fishing is enjoyed throughout the cruise and the catch is cooked on the barbecue while you enjoy a drink and chat around the bar.

Rowley Shoals 5 nights

Broome – Rowley Shoals – Broome

2024 & 2025 prices

Per person prices are based on twin cabin share. Solo travellers – you can see photos of the solo cabin here.

Multiple Cabin Discounts: Please ask us about discounts for bookings of 2+ cabins.

Rowley Shoals snorkelling cruise: 5 nights

Broome – Rowley Shoals – Broome

The Rowley Shoals are located 260km from Broome and are made up of 3 coral atolls. You will discover the pristine reefs and waters of this beautiful marine park. Be one of very few to enjoy the unspoilt beauty of the Rowley Shoals, as there are less than 200 people that visit it each year making it so remote.

Cruise details

Snorkel crystal clear lagoons, vertical 300m walls and high speed drift channel snorkels. Our experienced crew will take you to those secret fishing spots to find sail fish, marlin, tuna, Spanish mackerel or even a wahoo.

You will be able to snorkel amongst colourful coral gardens, giant clams and more the 500 of the oceans most beautiful fish including the potato cod, Maori wrasse and don’t forget about shark alley.

You will get to experience sunset drinks and beach combing on the secluded Bedwell Island to finish the day.

This is a snorkel only cruise (no scuba).