Book your 2026 Kimberley Cruise Now!
One of our most popular Kimberley small ships, the stylish 36-passenger Reef Prince operates comprehensive 12-day expeditions between Broome and Darwin and vice versa between March and October each year.
The Reef Prince itinerary includes all of the region’s highlights, and as you’re travelling in a small group you will also enjoy the opportunity to fish, and the friendly service from the Australian crew.
Highly sought-after State Class and Class 1 cabins aboard Reef Prince always sell out well in advance, so it’s worth securing your place as early as possible if you are after one of these cabins.
An intimate and Stylish Experience
Accommodating just 36 travellers, the stylish and intimate Reef Prince is guaranteed to offer an unforgettable Kimberley cruising experience. Reef Prince’s itinerary operates over eleven nights between Broome and Darwin and vice versa, with all the highlights included, such as King George Falls, Montgomery Reef, King Cascades and Horizontal Falls. You’ll also discover a several secret swimming, fishing and Aboriginal art sites that Reef Prince’s expedition crew like to keep close to their chests!
The atmosphere on board Reef Prince is decidedly relaxed an Australian. Service is unobtrusive yet professional, and meals in the light and airy dining room constantly receive the very highest of praise. Menus make use of the best local produce, supplemented by freshly caught seafood – if you manage to ‘land a barra’ during a fishing expedition there’s no doubt your efforts will be lauded over dinner!
Recently refurbished, Reef Prince offers a high standard of amenity, along with five grades of accommodation to choose from. There’s no doubt that the spacious State Class and Class 1 cabins are in heavy demand, so if you want to snap up one of these during the peak season you will need to be very quick.
Most days on board you’ll enjoy a range of morning and afternoon excursions, from exploration of the rivers and inlets in the tinnies, through to stunning natural swimming holes, examination of the world’s oldest indigenous rock art and heart-racing adventures at Horizontal Falls and Montgomery Reef.
2026 Reef Prince Schedules & Prices
Reef Prince’s Kimberley Cruising schedule for 2026 is as follows, and we’re already taking a range of bookings particularly during waterfall season (March to May) and the peak June / July period.
Broome to Darwin – 2026
19 March – 30 March
16 April – 27 April
12 May – 23 May
07 June – 18 June
03 July – 14 July
30 July – 10 August
27 August – 07 September
23 September – 04 October
Darwin to Broome – 2026
02 April – 13 April
29 April – 10 May
25 May – 05 June
20 June – 01 July
16 July – 27 July
13 August – 24 August
10 September – 21 September
07 October – 18 October
2026 Reef Prince Kimberley Cruise Prices
State Class: $20,595 per person
Class 1: $18,595 per person
Class 2: $17,595 per person
Class 3: $16,595 per person
Class 4: $15,595 per person
Single travellers might like to note that they can secure sole use of Class 2, 3 or 4 cabins with just a 20% single supplement! Please note that Aboriginal Native Title Fees are additional to the fare. Enquire for details.
As mentioned earlier, if you’re after one of the most popular State Class or Class 1 cabins it does pay to reserve your place early to secure your preferred cruise date. You can lock in your Kimberley cruise with a 20% deposit within seven days of booking, with final payment not due until 60 days prior to your cruise date.
So, what are you waiting for? Call the expert team at Kimberley Cruise Specialists today on 1800 90 20 80 or email us to reserve your Kimberley cruising holiday of a lifetime! And don’t forget to ask us about our ‘Booking Bonus’ accommodation deals when you book your 2026 Kimberley cruise.
Can’t thank you enough for hooking us up on the trip. It is very hard in the tourism/hospitality business to be very professional but show it in such a relaxed and casual manner. These guys nailed it. The staff were exceptional from the top down. As a cruise director, Nick demonstrated his skill in ensuring that no one was made to feel left out. Very, very good at his trade and his knowledge of the area where he would change the itinerary to show us waterfalls etc that in a normal year would not be flowing. I think that this trip should be known as the eighth wonder of the world.
Alana and David from The Thirsty Travellers recently cruised the Kimberley aboard Reef Prince. You can check out their voyage log detailing their expedition on the below link.
