A boutique 30-guest yacht is pushing deeper into Australia's wildest, least-mapped coastline and Indonesia's most remote islands for 2028, with new charter flights unlocking orangutan sanctuaries, Komodo dragon islands and ancient Aboriginal rock art that few travelers get to see.
A century-old Australian pearling dynasty bet that travelers wanted fewer fellow passengers and more remote horizons. One year and a wave of repeat bookings later, North American travelers are starting to discover Pearl Expeditions and its 30-guest yacht, Paspaley Pearl.
Paspaley and Pearl Expeditions have folded nine decades of pearling heritage into one exceptionally rare itinerary—wilderness lodges, seaplane flights and a 30-guest expedition ship threading the Kimberley's hidden coastline.
Pearl Expeditions' intimate 30-guest yacht ventures where larger vessels cannot reach – from Papua New Guinea's ancient villages to Raja Ampat's coral kingdoms and Australia's remote Kimberley coastline.
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