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Raja Ampat & the Spice Islands

Raja Ampat & the Spice Islands

2021 VOYAGES RAJA AMPAT, , & ISLANDS OF the east indies

> Raja Ampat & The Islands > Island Realms of the East Indies – > Circumnavigation of Sulawesi Darwin to > Into the Wilds of Borneo > Ancient Kingdoms of the East Indies > In the Wake of the Makassans – Bali to Singapore

1 1 Explore the intriguing small ISLANDS OF THE EAST INDIES Join us aboard our state-of-the-art expedition ship INCLUSIONS Adventurer for a series of voyages through the world’s largest island chain. Explore enchanting small islands like Misool > All excursions and sightseeing in Raja Ampat, Alor in the Lesser Sundas, and Buton in Sulawesi. > Us e of Xplorer, Zodiacs and kayaks Stir your senses as we delve deeply into the rich history, ancient > Daily lectures and briefings cultures and unique wildlife of the East Indies. > All meals, chef-prepared on board Visit the , the epicentre of the world’s 350 years ago, where the air is still redolent of the fragrance > S elected wines, selected beers, juices, and soft drinks of and . At isolated Lamalera village, one of served with lunch and dinner the last subsistence whaling communities in the world, get an > C offee and selection of teas appreciation of their traditions and lifestyle. From the coastal > All entrance fees to National Parks and Ports town of Ende, travel to the crater, and cast a stone > T ips and gratuities into the spectacular tri-coloured crater lakes for good luck. Enjoy the dawn tranquillity of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Temple. Experience a behind the scenes encounter with the endangered orangutans of Borneo at famed Camp Leakey and join us in the supporting the conservation mission of the station. If you are looking for opportunities to relax in nature, you are spoilt for choice amidst some of the world’s great marine parks. At Roon Island, snorkel around a Japanese Zero plane wreck, as it shelters marine life in crystal clear shallow water. Expedition Note At Cenderawasih Bay, swim with giant but docile whale sharks. These are expedition itineraries covering remote regions. Bunaken and Lembeh offer some of the most vibrant marine Your Captain and Expedition Team will make changes to the daily environments in the world. schedule when necessary to maximise guest experience. These The East Indies, often overlooked and even less visited, itineraries are indicative - some variation may occur due to weather deserves your attention. conditions, safety or local community requirements. We recommend that you do not arrive to the embarkation port on Our small ship expeditions offer an intimate and relaxing way to the day of boarding or depart on the day of disembarkation due to explore this crossroads of the continents, where warm hearts unexpected changes that may occur in scheduling. and rich encounters make the memories of a lifetime. Find freedom in the farthest reaches with Coral Expeditions.

IMAGES  1 Coral Adventurer at Satonda Island | 2 Greeting the locals at Tanjung Kelian | 3 The Kenong, one of the instruments used in traditional Gamelan music 2 3

JEFFREY MELLEFONT > GUEST LECTURER Jeffrey is a research associate of the Australian National Maritime Museum. He has travelled extensively to , making many passages under sail onboard traditional trading vessels, and speaks Bahasa Indonesia. With extensive experience as an ocean-going yacht navigator, Jeffrey was immediately drawn to the maritime life of the Indonesian archipelago. His knowledge and enthusiasm for the region is shared in richly illustrated presentations that draw upon decades of research and personal experiences with the traditional seafarers of Indonesia.

Australian Hospitality at Sea On board, you will discover a personalised style of cruising. There is no need for queues, waiting, or assigned seating. Instead, an intimate, convivial atmosphere shared with other like-minded travellers makes you feel at home. Our Australian and New Zealand crew share their passion for our destinations and the explorer’s life. Join our engine room tours, watch our chefs at work in the open galley, and chat with our Captain or officers on the bridge – they will be delighted to have your company. Our chefs, inspired by destination flavours, prepare cuisine from fresh regional produce. You’ll also enjoy Australian wines and artisanal beers and spirits in our relaxed venues. Our guests love to mingle over drinks as the sun sets, enjoy daily educational presentations by our lecturers, participate in stargazing sessions after dark, or simply find a quiet corner on deck and enjoy the solitude. The Expedition Experience We explore remote locations that are hard to get to or not often touched by tourists, with shore excursions that promote environmental and cultural appreciation. Our small group size ensures that your experience is personal, with minimal impact on the communities and environments we visit. Enjoy excursions or activities each day, guided by expert Expedition Leaders and lecturers who provide commentary on culture, history, and the region’s unique geology, plants and wildlife to help you connect with these special places. Our ships are built for environmentally responsible small-ship cruising, with refined navigation and nimble Xplorer tenders to bring you close to remote coastlines.

3 find your adventure RAJA AMPAT & THE SPICE ISLANDS Page 6 12 Nights > Darwin - Biak > Departs 6 Jan 2021 SINGAPORE 12 Nights > Biak - Darwin > Departs 18 Jan 2021

SULAWESI CIRCUMNAVIGATION Page 8 20 Nights > - Makassar > Departs 19 Mar 2021

INTO THE WILDS OF BORNEO Page 10 14 Nights > Singapore - Makassar > Departs 5 Mar 2021

IN THE WAKE OF THE MAKASSANS Page 12 14 Nights > Makassar - Darwin > Departs 8 Apr 2021 ISLAND REALMS OF THE EAST INDIES – DARWIN TO BALI Page 14 10 Nights > Darwin - Bali > Departs 30 Jan 2021

ANCIENT KINGDOMS OF THE EAST INDIES – BALI TO SINGAPORE Page 16 10 Nights > Bali - Singapore > Departs 9 Feb 2021

IMAGES  1 Dancers at Sumenep | 2 Snorkelling at Wayag, Raja Ampat | 3 Dayak Longhouse, Sarawak

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A Taste of Indonesian Cuisine Snorkelling & Scuba The opportunity to snorkel and scuba dive over spectacular A highlight of our Indonesian expeditions is experiencing coral gardens, and come face to face with brightly coloured a taste of the fragrant local cuisine, with its tantalising tropical fish is one of the highlights you might enjoy on your and flavours unique to the East Indies. As well as voyages through the Indonesian islands. our modern Australian menu, a Javanese-born chef will introduce traditional local recipes to provide an immersive Beginners can enjoy guided snorkelling tours or introductory cultural experience throughout your voyage. Featuring and resort-style dives, while more challenging dives are locally sourced produce wherever possible, the fresh and available to entice experienced divers. Our Dive Instructor authentic flavours of the Indonesian menu selection can accompanies you every step of the way. be sampled as an option at most evening meals, while Scuba diving is subject to medical clearance and certification. one grand dinner is an Indonesian Feast, with an array of See our website for requirements. delectable dishes from across the archipelago.

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Swim with whale sharks 1 EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS 2

> SPECIAL EVENT Swim with the majestic whale sharks at Cenderawasih Bay > Follow in the wake of 17th century Spice traders > Indulge with three days in spectacular Raja Ampat, the famed ‘Four Kings’ archipelago > Swim in the turquoise waters of Yapap natural pool > D iscover Wayag’s ‘gumdrop’ islands and be rewarded by the view from Pindito Peak > B e welcomed by traditional canoes at > Explor e the ancient kingdoms fought over by English, Dutch, 3 and Portuguese explorers > L earn the fascinating customs and cultures of and Indonesia > Wander through , a 17th century Dutch fort

DEPARTURE & FARES

12 Nights - Departs: 6 January 2021 from Darwin aboard Coral Adventurer 12 Nights - Departs: 18 January 2021 from Biak aboard Coral Adventurer

Bridge Deck Bridge Deck Explorer Promenade Coral Balcony Suite Stateroom Deck Deck Deck Twin Share $19,990 $15,340 $13,990 $11,790 $9,900 4 Sole Use n/a n/a $20,985* $17,685* $14,850*

Prices are per person, listed in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST. *Limited sole use occupancy available. Charter flight is available between Darwin and Biak at additional cost.

IMAGES  1 Swimming with Whale sharks, Cenderawasih Bay 2 View from Pindito Peak, Wayag | 3 Dancers at Fort Belgica, Banda Neira 4 A fishing bagan platform, West Papua 6 ITINERARY: 12 NIGHTS FROM DARWIN TO BIAK ITINERARY: 12 NIGHTS FROM BIAK TO DARWIN S DAY 1: DEPART DARWIN DAY 1: DEPART BIAK Embark at Darwin’s Fort Hill Wharf at 11:00am. Board the Coral Adventurer at 3:00pm for a 5:00pm departure. DAYS 2-12: DAYS 2-12: No two Raja Ampat & Spice Islands expeditions will be the same, No two Raja Ampat & Spice Islands expeditions will be the same, and some variation may occur to your itinerary. Below are the key and some variation may occur to your itinerary. Below are the destinations we visit. key destinations we visit. Please refer to Darwin to Biak itinerary opposite for more details on each destination. BANDA NEIRA On our approach, paddlers in Kora Kora canoes escort us into CENDERAWASIH BAY & KWATISORE Banda Neira. Ashore, immerse yourself in the aromas, sights and ROON OR AURI ISLAND sounds of the Spice Islands. Later, explore 17th century Fort Belgica MEOSSU (AMSTERDAM) ISLAND and enjoy dinner and a dance performance as the sun sets. At Meossu Island, white sand beaches slide into clear water - the impressive visibility reveals sunken WWII wrecks. Here, be HATTA ISLAND welcomed by the West Papuan locals, snorkel and dive in the At Hatta Island, snorkel and dive amongst vibrant coral gardens warm clear water, or enjoy nature walks through the rainforest. and abundant fish species just a few metres from the beach. Enjoy a guided walk through the village to meet school children, RAJA AMPAT: WAYAG, MISOOL, ALJUI BAY and to explore a nutmeg and pepper plantation. BANDA ISLAND HATTA ISLAND MOLANA ISLAND & ISLAND YAMDENA ISLAND Molana Island’s powder-like white sand beach is a picturesque Take a guided bus tour through a scenic landscape to visit the base for swimming and snorkelling activities where shallow coral culture of Sangliat Dol. See the ancient megalithic stone sites of gardens and prolific marine life abound. At Saparua, we are this remarkable place, and experience ritual ceremonies before welcomed by the harmonious school choir and a war dance at mingling with the villagers. Fort Duurstede. DAY 13: ARRIVE DARWIN SAWAI, Disembark at 8:00am. Sawai is one of the oldest villages in the Islands, with homes built on stilts over the ocean. Snorkel in the crystal-clear waters and explore the grand valleys of , home to 118 species of birds such as electus parrots, purple-naped lory and salmon-crested cockatoo, all endemic to Seram Island. MISOOL - RAJA AMPAT Our introduction to spectacular Raja Ampat is at Misool, one of the four largest islands. Visit Balbulol Lagoon and Yapap, where Wayag Is dramatic limestone formations rise from clear turquoise waters. Meossu Is Swim and kayak amongst the islands, or climb for a view over the Aljui heart-shaped Dafalen Love Lake. Bay Cenderawasih Biak Bay KOFIAU ISLAND - RAJA AMPAT Piaynemu Kofiau Be welcomed by dancers on traditional boats before going Misool ashore at Kampung Deer to explore the village with local guides. Sawai Experience a traditional Sasi Ceremony, which is conducted to preserve the ecosystem. This afternoon, enjoy water activities and keep an eye out for the spectacular red bird-of-paradise. WAYAG ISLAND - RAJA AMPAT Saparua Is Banda Neira Roon Is WEST PAPUA Hatta Is More Raja Ampat treasures await as we explore by Zodiac, Kwatisore swim in the crystal water and stroll white-sand beaches. An energetic hike up to famed Pindito Peak rewards with BANDA panoramic views of Wayag’s spectacular lagoon. SEA ROON OR AURI ISLAND Depending on the weather and conditions, enjoy either Roon or Auri Island. At Roon, a Japanese Zero plane wreck has become Sangliat Dol a marine habitat, with snorkellers able to see the plane where it rests in shallow water. At Auri Island, we navigate through picturesque island scenery before enjoying beach activities and visiting a local village for traditional dance performances. TIMOR ARAFURA SEA CENDERAWASIH BAY & KWATISORE VILLAGE SEA Enter Cenderawasih in search of the biggest fish in the sea, the whale shark. We may have the chance for an early morning snorkel amongst them - the experience of a lifetime. Darwin Later, visit a local village and learn about West Papuan customs, culture and the traditional lifestyle of the people. DAY 13: ARRIVE BIAK Disembark at 7:30am to join our charter flight.

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Circumnavigation of Sulawesi

Meet the Bajau people and learn about their unique lifestyle 1

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS 2

> SPECIAL EVENT Meet the beachside boatbuilders of Tana Beru and admire the skillful construction of Phinisi ships > Explor e 17th century Fort Rotterdam in Makassar, which now houses museums and cultural wonders > On the island of Borneo, encounter endangered orangutans and sun bears in conservation habitats > Join locals of the Dayak Kenyah tribe in traditional dances and visit the Longhouses at Pampang > Dis cover the extraordinary underwater worlds of renowned diving locations in Bunaken, Wakatobi, Lembeh and Banggai

> V isit the stilt villages of the ‘sea gypsies’ who live off the sea 3 and love to share their traditional lifestyle with visitors > S wim in the waters of Mariona Lake, surrounded by thousands of harmless Amaranth jellyfish

DEPARTURES & FARES

20 Nights - Departs: 19 March 2021 from Makassar aboard Coral Adventurer 4

Bridge Deck Bridge Deck Explorer Promenade Coral Suite Balcony Stateroom Deck Deck Deck Twin Share $30,500 $23,500 $21,500 $18,000 $15,500 Sole Use n/a n/a $32,250 $27,000 $23,250

Prices are per person, listed in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST. *Limited sole use occupancy available. Charter flight between Makassar and Darwin is available at additional cost.

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ITINERARY: 20 NIGHTS > MAKASSAR TO MAKASSAR S DAY 1: DEPART MAKASSAR TOGEAN Prior to boarding, explore historic Fort Rotterdam in the heart of Arrive at the beautiful Togean Islands, home to the Bajau the ancient trading city of Makassar. Board Coral Adventurer at “sea gypsy” people who live in stilt houses built above the Makassar Port at 4:30pm where there is time to settle into your turquoise sea. The very welcoming Bajau people will share their cabin before our 6:00pm departure. unique lifestyle with us. Swim or kayak in the pristine waters, before awaking the next morning to discover Mariona Lake and DAYS 2-20: swim with thousands of tiny harmless Amaranth jellyfish in an PAREPARE unforgettable and ethereal encounter. Be welcomed with colourful dancing, experience the local BANGGAI Buginese village life and see tombstone carvers and blacksmiths The famous and endangered Banggai cardinalfish is a striking at work. Visit Sao Mari, a museum housing a collection of royal species not much bigger than a matchbox and recognisable regalia, antiques, ceramics and weaponry. by its vertical black stripes. They are endemic to the Banggai BALABALAGAN ISLANDS Archipelago and we hope to spot these elegant fish while We arrive at the tranquil Balabalagan Islands and enjoy a leisurely snorkelling and diving around the islands. day of swimming, snorkelling, diving and relaxation on the palm- LABENGKI ISLAND fringed sands of this picturesque destination. Compared to Raja Ampat, Labengki Island is surrounded by BALIKPAPAN picturesque islets, cloaked in forest and colourful orchids. From Balikpapan, journey to the Rainforest White-sand beaches shaded by palm trees are our base to enjoy and the Sun Bear Centre to see the endangered sun bears. water activities such as snorkelling over giant clams, kayaking The adjoining Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation rehabilitates around the lagoon and visiting the local village. orphaned and injured orangutans before releasing them into the wilds of the surrounding rainforest and we will walk to the In the heart of the ‘’, Wakatobi is part of the World conservation centre to see these iconic primates. Network of Biosphere Reserves with extraordinary numbers SAMARINDA of coral species, fish, whales, dolphin and turtle populations Be welcomed to Samarinda by the traditional dance of the and some of the largest reef systems in Indonesia. Enjoy water Dayak Kenyah before making our way to Pampang to visit the activities and a cultural visit to Liya Village. ancestral Lamin Longhouses. Enjoy a guided walk to gain a deeper BAU BAU, BUTON ISLAND understanding of the life and history of the . On our Be welcomed to the historical centre of the Buton Kingdom by a second day discovering Samarinda, journey further upriver aboard traditional dance performance, before being whisked away in the Xplorer for a deeper exploration into this remote province. local petepete transport to tour the island. Visit a traditional TOLI TOLI market, a fisherman’s village, the Buton Fortress, Kraton (palace), Explore famed Toli Toli, known as the “city of cloves”. Many spices and Wolio Cultural Centre. are cultivated in the hills, while the coast is lined with stilt houses TANA BERU where fishermen ply their trade. Ride through the fisherman’s Traditionally, wooden Phinisi ships have been crafted by the Bugis village in becaks to the Rumah to enjoy the Maragai and boat-builders on the beach at Tana Beru since the 14th century. Mamanuk Tau Panau dances. A walk through the village passes the The ancient technique, which uses no nails, has been handed tombs of Toli Toli kings and the historic mosque. down through generations. Hear the seafaring tales of the boat SARONDE ISLANDS builders and climb into a Phinisi ship to admire its size and the In true expedition style, we will let the winds and the tides guide us craftsmanship of the boat-builders. to explore the picturesque island chain of the Saronde region with DAY 21: ARRIVE MAKASSAR options for snorkelling and beachside adventures. Coral Adventurer arrives into Makassar at 6:00 am. Farewell your BUNAKEN Master, crew and fellow explorers with disembarkation at 8:00 am. Bunaken Marine Park is world renowned for its incredible diversity of marine life and is a must see underwater destination for snorkellers and divers. The remarkable water clarity and precipitous walls of coral create an otherworldly diving or Bunaken snorkelling experience. Saronde Toli-Toli Lembeh LEMBEH Lembeh Strait is another spectacular underwater world, where BORNEO you may spend a whole day exploring in search of the weird and Samarinda 0° wonderful marine life that dwell in this marine sanctuary. Gorontalo Balikpapan Togean Islands GORONTALO SULAWESI At the remote city of Gorontalo, enjoy local cultural performances Banggai and a guided forest walk, before spending the afternoon swimming and kayaking in the sheltered waters of the harbour.INDONESIA If nature Balabalagan Labengki Is permits, there may be an opportunity to swim with the gentle Parepare Wakatobi whale sharks. Makassar Tana Beru Buton Is 5°

IMAGES  1 A Bajau village built over the water | 2 Traditional phinisi under construction, Tana Beru | 3 View over the Togean Islands | 4 Sun bear, 9

105° 120° Into the Wilds of Borneo

Be part of Camp Leakey’s mission to save endangered orangutans 1 EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS 2

> SPECIAL EVENT Enjoy a behind the scenes experience at Camp Leakey and learn from experts about the efforts to protect the orangutans, before lending your support by adopting an orangutan with Coral Expeditions > Step inside the traditional longhouses of the Dayak people at Sarawak and learn about their way of life > Explor e the remarkable floating markets of , the City of a Thousand Rivers > Snorkel in the turquoise waters of the Anambas Islands, the ‘Maldives of Indonesia’, known for vibrant marine life > Explore the jungle on nature walks through Bako National 3 Park, with the opportunity to spot native wildlife including hornbills and proboscis monkeys > Abo ard a traditional klotok, cruise the eerie black water of the Nipah waterway through the jungle of > R elax on pristine palm-fringed tropical beaches at Karamata Islands and Doang Doangan Island

DEPARTURES & FARES 4

14 Nights - Departs: 5 March 2021 from Singapore aboard Coral Adventurer

Bridge Deck Bridge Deck Explorer Promenade Coral Suite Balcony Stateroom Deck Deck Deck Twin Share $21,600 $16,600 $15,000 $12,600 $10,600 Sole Use n/a n/a $ 22,500 $ 18,900 $ 15,900

Prices are per person, listed in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST. *Limited sole use occupancy available. Charter flight from Makassar to Darwin is available at additional cost.

10 ITINERARY: 14 NIGHTS > SINGAPORE TO MAKASSAR S DAY 1: DEPART SINGAPORE CAMP LEAKEY, TANJUNG PUTING NATIONAL PARK Board Coral Adventurer in Singapore at 2:30 pm for 4:00 pm Start your expedition to Camp Leakey through the uncanny departure. inky-black waters of the Nipah waterway and the winding Sekonyer River. The final leg of the journey is by local klotok boat DAYS 2-14: before disembarking at Camp Leakey orangutan sanctuary and ANAMBAS ISLANDS, INDONESIA research facility. We spend two days exploring the Anambas archipelago, known We will take time to wander through the forest to see orangutans as the ‘Maldives of Indonesia’ due to the exceptional clarity of in their natural habitat. Hear from the expert conservationists at the turquoise waters and the flourishing marine life. Lagoons are Camp Leakey to understand the culture and behaviours of the dotted with picturesque islands and and there are many orangutans, as well as glimpse behind the scenes to learn about opportunities to swim, dive, snorkel and explore by Xplorer the conservation efforts and challenges. Finally, join with tender vessels. Coral Expeditions and fellow passengers in the adoption of KUCHING, orangutans to support the ongoing conservation efforts. The picturesque city of Kuching straddles the Sarawak River. Coral Expeditions will adopt the orangutans on the guest’s In this region of Borneo, we will visit a traditional village of the behalf; guests may also support as they wish. indigenous Dayak people, ancient headhunters. Be welcomed to BANJARMASIN the longhouse, the massive structure that is the heart and main Arrive in Banjarmasin, the city of a thousand rivers. building of the village, and learn about the customs, culture and Begin your explorations at the oldest mosque in Kalimantan, unique art and craft of these remarkable people. Sultan Suriansyah Mosque, with elegant angles and timber BAKO NATIONAL PARK construction that has stood for 300 years. Visit Sasirangan village, Explore the lush rainforest and forests of Bako National known for its traditional Banjarese fine craftworks and textiles, Park. On nature walks into the jungle, we may spot wildlife such to participate in a local workshop and visit Wasaka Museum. as tree-dwelling proboscis monkeys, which are found only on the Early the next morning, get close to the action at the famed island of Borneo, as well as macaque and silver leaf monkeys. Lok Baintan Floating Market. The river is a lively cacophony of The park is also inhabited by prolific bird species such as many sights and sounds as sampans are piled high with fresh produce, varieties of kingfishers and the emblematic Rhinoceros Hornbill. and buyers and sellers close their transactions on the water. DOANG DOANGAN ISLAND The riverside city of Pontianak is one of Indonesia’s most cultural The small teardrop-shaped island of Doang Doangan Island offers cities. Here, we will visit , directly over the a relaxing day of snorkelling and beach walks, perfect to rest and equator, as well as the Mosque and Chinese Temple. Spend time reflect on your remarkable voyage. On your final evening onboard, wandering the waterfront markets where traders ply their wares reminisce about your expedition with new-found friends at the from simple stalls or from sampans floating in the canals. Captain’s Farewell Drinks. KARIMATA ISLANDS DAY 15: ARRIVE MAKASSAR Mostly uninhabited and within a Marine Reserve, the Karimata Coral Adventurer arrives into Makassar at 7:00 am. Farewell your Islands are home to Melayu and Bugis people who live in a handful Master, crew and fellow guests with disembarkation at 8:00 am. of small palm-fringed coastal villages. Far from civilisation, we take time to explore these pristine islands, walk the white-sand beaches and snorkel or dive over coral reefs, soaking up the tranquillity of these picturesque islands.

TRIP LOG ” Our journey by klotok enabled us to take in the beautiful scenery MALAYSIA flanking the riverbanks. We saw proboscis monkeys and macaques Anambas Kuching high up in the trees and the vegetation was extraordinary - from Islands Bako N.P. pandanus on the riverbanks to tall trees behind covered with epiphytes and creepers. Dotted along the river were small Singapore settlements of people – villages built on wooden platforms over BORNEO Pontianak 0° the river and teeming with boats of all shapes and sizes. At the Karimata feeding station, we watched the rangers deliver a pile of bananas Islands to a roped-off platform, and by giving loud calls they informed the orangutans it was breakfast. Not only did we see a mother and Tanjung a cheeky ‘upside down’ baby, but we also had the spectacle of a Puting NP Banjarmasin very impressive mature male, who dominated the scene and had Doang Makassar the platform to himself for as long as he wanted. Up in the trees a Doangan Is hungry impatient orangutan had a tantrum and tore off branches INDONESIA 5° and threw them to the ground. The large male didn’t bat an eyelid.”

IMAGES  1 Orangutan at Camp Leakey, Tanjung Puting | 2 Banjarmasin floating market | 3 Borneo rainforest | 4 Traditional dance of the Dayak people 1111

105° 120° in the wake of the makassans

Overnight journey to the Toraja highlands to experience this astonishing culture 1

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS 2

> SPECIAL EVENT Meet the people of Torajaland, high up in the mountains of Sulawesi, and encounter their astonishing cultural traditions and rituals > Explore 17th century Fort Rotterdam in Makassar, which now houses museums and cultural wonders > Meet the beachside boatbuilders of Tana Beru and admire the skillful construction of Phinisi ships > Explore the turquoise waters and tiny islands of Takabonarate Marine Park > Walk in the tracks of the endangered Dragons and spot this iconic monitor lizard in the wild with local guides

> On Padar Island, hike to the summit to enjoy breathtaking 3 panoramic views > Gaze out over the tri-coloured crater lakes of > Meet the Abui Laku people of Alor Island and watch the Lego Lego dance in their traditional village

DEPARTURES & FARES 4 14 Nights - Departs: 8 April 2021 from Makassar aboard Coral Adventurer

Bridge Deck Bridge Deck Explorer Promenade Coral Suite Balcony Stateroom Deck Deck Deck Twin Share $21,600 $16,600 $15,000 $12,600 $10,600 Sole Use n/a n/a $22,500 $18,900 $15,900

Prices are per person, listed in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST. *Limited sole use occupancy available. Charter flight from Darwin to Makassar is available at additional cost.

12 ITINERARY: 14 NIGHTS > MAKASSAR TO DARWIN S DAY 1: DEPART MAKASSAR PADAR ISLAND Your charter flight brings you to Makassar, where there is time An early morning energetic climb to the peak of Padar Island for a tour of Fort Rotterdam before boarding Coral Adventurer at offers a chance to stretch your legs and be rewarded with a 4:30pm before a 6:00pm departure. As the sun sets, meet your mesmerizing panoramic view over the island’s rugged peaks, fellow explorers and crew for the Captain’s Welcome Drinks. beaches and vast blue sea. DAYS 2-14: KELIMUTU CRATER LAKES From the coastal town of Ende, travel a beautiful road up to TANA BERU Kelimutu. On the way, stop at a convent, where you will meet Traditionally, wooden Phinisi ships have been crafted by the Bugis the nuns and enjoy refreshments. Arrive at the spectacular tri- boat-builders on the beach at Tana Beru since the 14th century. coloured Crater Lakes, where we may toss stones into the lake for The ancient technique, which uses no nails, has been handed good luck. Later, enjoy lunch at Kelimutu Eco Lodge accompanied down through generations. Hear the seafaring tales of the boat by the traditional music of Flores before visiting a local market. builders and climb into a Phinisi ship to admire its size and the craftsmanship of the boat-builders. LAMALERA Lamalera is one of the last traditional whaling villages, where an TORAJALAND ancient hunting tradition continues to provide for the subsistence An overland journey takes us into the highlands of Sulawesi to the lifestyle of this rarely-visited village. The villagers will welcome remarkable Tana Toraja, where you will witness the ancient culture you and share their way of life, which follows ancient beliefs and and traditions of the . Visit the Tongkanen houses taboos and uses traditional tools and methods. Observe hunting at Marante, the stone graves with Tau-tau effigies at Lemo and and weaving demonstrations, with opportunities to purchase the hanging sites of Bori Parinding. At a Torajan market, the exquisite hand-woven cloth directly from the weavers. see where buffalo and pigs are purchased for , and explore Kete Kesu, a 400-year-old village high in the mountains. ALOR Overnight at the hotel and enjoy local music and dancing. Small, rugged Alor Island is home to around 50 different languages. Visit the open-air Kadelang Market, the Museum SOGORI of 1000 Moko and a pretty traditional village, where you will be The small island of Sogori is home to the Bajau and Bugis warmly welcomed. Here, you will observe a ceremonial Lego Lego people. The surrounding white sandy beaches as well as several dance, which symbolises brotherhood. Ladies dressed in hand- shipwrecks make it appealing for beach walking, swimming, woven textiles and bronze bangles form a tightly-knit circle and snorkelling or scuba diving. dance rhythmically to gongs and Moko drums. TAKABONARATE MARINE PARK TABLOLONG BAY, KUPANG Be welcomed at Jinato Island with a dance performance We arrive early at Tablolong Bay, Kupang and enjoy a performance before a guided tour through the village. Enjoy music and craft on the beach of Sasando music accompanying traditional dancing. demonstrations and insights into the local cottage industries of Later, there is an opportunity to swim or snorkel before we bid coconut oil, fishing nets and boat building. At Tinabo Besar, farewell to Indonesia. visitors are encouraged to help with conservation programs of tree planting or coral transplanting under the guidance of AT SEA National Park staff, before snorkelling in the pristine waters. On your final evening onboard Coral Adventurer, reminisce about your expedition with new-found friends at the Captain’s RINCA ISLAND (OR KOMODO ISLAND), Farewell Drinks. PINK BEACH & KALANG ISLAND Take an early morning walk with local rangers to spot the DAY 15: ARRIVE DARWIN Komodo Dragon and visit a local village. You will learn of the Coral Adventurer arrives into Darwin at 9:30 am. Farewell your legends of the Dragons and why villagers treat the dragons Master, crew and fellow guests with disembarkation at 11:30 am. with kindness. Later, enjoy a stroll along the dusky pink sands of beautiful Pink Beach and swim or snorkel in the sea.

IAN MORRIS > EXPEDITION LEADER Zoologist, educator, conservationist and Toraja author, Ian has worked with us since 2001. He has lived and worked among Makassar the Aboriginal traditional owners of Tana Beru Arnhem Land and is passionate about INDONESIA Takabonerate Sogori Is Lamalera helping people experience nature. He Komodo N.P. Ende Alor provides fascinating insights into the historic cultural interactions between the people of Arnhem Land and the Kupang Makassan seafarers, and the biological Darwin diversity on both sides of the Wallace Line.

IMAGES  1 Tongkanen houses in Torajaland | 2 The Komodo Dragon | 3 Remote island life | 4 The view from the summit of Padar Island 1313 Island Realms of the East Indies – darwin to bali

Participate in a local ceremony in Lombok 1 EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS 2

> SPECIAL EVENT At the island of Lombok, participate in a local ceremony such as a traditional wedding, a coming of age celebration or the completion of a village house 4 > See the ritual Lego Lego dance at Alor, where traditional lifestyles are still practiced > Be welcomed by ceremonial Sasando music at Tablolong Bay, and enjoy the experience of playing the Sasando yourself onboard > Witness a ritual blessing of a fishing vessel at Lamalera, and see exquisite textiles being hand-woven on ancient looms > Visit the famed tricoloured craters of Kelimutu National 3 Park, and be uplifted by a traditional choir of Flores Island > See the Komodo Dragons and learn of the legends and the rituals about their origin > Meet the people of Sumba and learn of the marapu, the ancestral spirit religion that resides in the roof of the uma mbatangu, peaked house

DEPARTURES & FARES

10 Nights - Departs: 30 January 2021 from Darwin aboard Coral Adventurer 4

Bridge Deck Bridge Deck Explorer Promenade Coral Suite Balcony Stateroom Deck Deck Deck Twin Share $16,500 $12,500 $11,500 $9,600 $8,200 Sole Use n/a n/a $17,250 $14,400 $12,300

Prices are per person, listed in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST. *Limited sole use occupancy available.

14 ITINERARY: 10 NIGHTS > DARWIN TO BALI S DAY 1: DEPART DARWIN 5 Board Coral Adventurer at Darwin at 4:30 pm where there is time to settle into your cabin before our 6:00pm departure. DAYS 2-10: KUPANG Arrive into Indonesia at the historic trading port of Kupang. Explore the Siang Lay Chinese Temple and a 16th century Dutch church, before practicing your bargaining skills at the arts and crafts centre. At Tablolong Beach, known for its sweeping white sand, you are welcomed with dancing and the music of the beautiful harp-like Sasando, an important part of Timorese culture. ALOR ISLAND Small, rugged Alor Island is home to around 50 different languages. Visit the open-air Kadelang Market, the Museum of 1000 Moko and a traditional village, where you will be warmly welcomed. Here, you will observe a ceremonial Lego Lego dance, which symbolises brotherhood. Ladies dressed in hand-woven textiles and bronze bangles form a tightly-knit circle and dance KOMODO ISLAND OR RINCA ISLAND rhythmically to gongs and drums. Take an early morning walk with local rangers to spot the Komodo Dragon and visit a local village. You will learn of the LAMALERA legends of the Dragons and why villagers treat the dragons Lamalera is one of the last traditional whaling villages, where an with kindness. Later, enjoy a stroll along the dusky pink sands of ancient hunting tradition continues to provide for the subsistence beautiful Pink Beach and swim or snorkel in the sea. At sunset, lifestyle of this rarely-visited village. The villagers will welcome cruise past Kalong Island to witness the spectacle of thousands you and share their way of life, which follows ancient beliefs and of bats taking to the skies. taboos and uses traditional tools and methods. Observe hunting and Ikat weaving demonstrations, with opportunities to purchase SATONDA ISLAND the exquisite hand-woven cloth directly from the weavers. Visit picturesque Satonda Island, an extinct volcanic island with a crater lake at its centre. The saltwater lake is surrounded by ENDE & KELIMUTU CRATER LAKES ‘wishing trees’ and offers terrific birdwatching, nature walks and From the coastal town of Ende, travel a beautiful road up to swimming or snorkelling. Brightly coloured butterflies drift across Kelimutu. On the way, stop at a convent, where you will meet the lake and flying foxes hang from the trees atop the surrounding the nuns and enjoy refreshments. Arrive at the spectacular hills of this alluring, remote island. tri-coloured Crater Lakes, where we may toss stones into the lake for good luck. Later, enjoy lunch at Kelimutu Eco Lodge LOMBOK ISLAND accompanied by a choir and the traditional music of Flores. Go ashore at Lombok to visit a Sasak village, with distinctive bell- shaped thatch-roofed homes. Admire the elegantly curved roof SUMBA ISLAND lines and woven walls, learn of the Sasak traditional way The distinct architecture and animistic beliefs in Sumba have of life and cultural heritage, and admire the vibrant hand-made remained little-changed for generations. Meet the villagers and textiles produced here. Later, enjoy a remarkable opportunity to learn of the marapu, the ancestral spirit religion which is housed visit with local people and participate in a traditional ceremony in the room of the uma mbatangu, peaked house. Have the such as a traditional wedding or coming-of-age ceremony. opportunity to be invited into these intriguing homes along with admiring the horsemanship skills for which Sumba islanders are DAY 11: ARRIVE BENOA (BALI) well known. Coral Adventurer arrives into Benoa (Bali) at 7:00 am. Farewell your Master, crew and fellow guests with disembarkation at 8:00 am.

TRIP LOG ”At the end of the long boardwalk, in the house of a village elder, we were offered a beautifully prepared meal of traditional ingredients. Most of us weren’t sure just what INDONESIA Satonda Lamalera we were eating but it tasted delicious! We sat cross-legged Alor Lombok Komodo N.P. on the floor in circles of six and enjoyed the wonderful hospitality. Then it was back to the river for a cruise, where Bali we saw & mud flats inhabited by birds such as Sumba Ende Kupang Lesser Adjutant Storks & White-winged Black Terns, while at Darwin a distance we saw monkeys foraging on the shoreline.” MIKE SUGDEN > SOUTH SUMATRA

IMAGES • 1 Traditional celebration | 2 Local weaver creating textiles on Buton Island | 3 Satonda Island 4 A Gamelan music ensemble | 5 Shared meal of local delicacies at Buton 1515 1 Ancient Kingdoms of the East Indies – bali to singapore Discover Borobudur Temple

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> SPECIAL EVENT Journey to Borobudur and Temples – explore, share a meal, and enjoy a traditional dance performance and overnight stay at an historic hotel > Meet the fishermen at the helm of the elaborately adorned fishing vessels of Perencak and hear their stories > Watch and participate in the mesmerizing warrior-like Gandrung Dance of the Oseng culture > Visit Mt Bromo volcano, with the option to take a donkey ride to see the magnificent view > Discover the relics of the Madurese Kingdom at the historic 3 kraton and Royal cemetery in Sumenep > Visit the ancient temple sites of Borobudur and Prambanan and explore with local custodians to learn of the ancient kingdoms of Sailendra and Sanjaya > Enjoy a performance of the famous Wayang Kulit shadow puppetry of Java > Jeffrey Mellefont will be our expert guest on board, and will tell fascinating stories from the region and bring history to life along your voyage

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10 Nights - Departs: 9 February 2021 from Darwin aboard Coral Adventurer

Bridge Deck Bridge Deck Explorer Promenade Coral Suite Balcony Stateroom Deck Deck Deck Twin Share $16,500 $12,500 $11,500 $9,600 $8,200 Sole Use n/a n/a $17,250 $14,000 $12,300

Prices are per person, listed in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST. *Limited sole use occupancy available.

16 ITINERARY: 10 NIGHTS > BALI TO SINGAPORE S DAY 1: DEPART BENOA (BALI) BAWEAN ISLAND Board Coral Adventurer at Benoa (Bali) at 4:00pm where there is The small island of Bawean is dominated by an extinct volcano at time to settle into your cabin before our departure. its centre that rises to 655m, blanketed with forest and terraced fields. Many men leave the island for work, so it is often DAYS 2-10: referred to as the ‘island of women’. Many endemic species, PERENCAK such as the Bawean Deer, are found on Bawean Island, and we The elaborately adorned timber fishing vessels of Perencak are will explore the hills to spot deer and meet the local people. built in the Bugis tradition, blending Islamic and Hindu elements BOROBUDUR & PRAMBANAN TEMPLES into their intricately painted designs. Meet the fishermen as they Journey from the port of to the UNESCO World- return to shore with their catch and learn about the customs and Heritage listed site of Borobudur Temple. Wander the many beliefs that underpin their lives. galleries of the world’s largest Buddhist temple and learn of the BANYUWANGI culture of the 8th century Sailendra Dynasty. A sunset over the Visit Banyuwangi, a lovely city in Eastern Java, to enjoy Mahayana Buddhist temple is breathtaking, before we enjoy a the spectacle of the sacred Gandrung Dance. Gandrung, ballet performance and stay overnight in a nearby hotel. which means ‘desperately in love’ in Javanese, is danced to Early next morning, visit World-Heritage listed Prambanan Temple. honour the goddess of the rice paddy, Dewi Sri. Accompanied by Wander this vast Hindu Temple compound and hear stories of the the vibrant and earthy sounds of a gamelan orchestra, you may 9th century Sanjaya Dynasty. Indonesia’s ancient art form of have the opportunity to learn several of the moves from this is steeped in symbolism with patterns influenced by cultures and complex dance. regional traditions – see this beautiful textile being made and have PROBOLINGGO & MT BROMO the opportunity to stamp your own batik! Indonesia is carved from volcanic origins, with 2,329m high BATAVIA Mt Bromo on the island of Java one of the most spectacular. Amongst the colonial-era streetscapes of old Batavia, once the Situated in the middle of a plain known as the ‘sea of sand’, headquarters of the Company, learn about the vista of the five volcanoes is best observed from the lookout Batavia’s role in history at the National Museum and the of Mt Penanjakan. Explore up the slopes by jeep or donkey to Maritime Museum, housed in an historic Dutch spice warehouse. enjoy the view over the magnificent Tengger Caldera. Later, a performance of the UNESCO-recognised Javanese SUMENEP, MADURA ISLAND shadow puppetry, Wayang Kulit, will delight you. Sumenep is Madura Island’s most interesting town with intriguing TANJUNG KELIAN history, culture and architecture showcased in the Sumenep Enjoy a welcoming ceremony full of life and traditional dancing Kraton (palace) and Museum, complete with a 500kg hand-written before taking a guided tour of Tanjung Kelian, with the stunning Quran alongside relics of the Hindu kingdoms. Visit the Royal backdrop of a 156-year-old lighthouse. There is the option to walk cemetery, enjoy a cultural performance and taste local cuisine up the 177 stairs to the top of the lighthouse to enjoy panoramic before exploring Kalianget old town and Sumenep Square. views while market stalls set up around the lighthouse base offer opportunities to taste local cuisine. DAY 11: ARRIVE SINGAPORE Coral Adventurer arrives into Singapore at 3:00pm. Farewell your Master, crew and fellow guests with disembarkation at 5:00pm.

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MARK STEADMAN > EXPEDITION TEAM Trained as a zoologist, Mark brings a varied skill set to his Bawean Is job as Expedition Leader. He has previously worked as a Batavia Probolinggo zookeeper, nature guide, and science teacher. Fortunate Sumenep enough to have once raised an orphaned Tasmanian Perencak Borobudur Temple Devil, Mark is passionate about sharing stories of how & Prambanan Temple incredibly interesting animals are, especially the not-so- Mt Bromo Bali cuddly ones. His favourite place is snorkelling over the Banyuwangi vibrant coral reefs of Raja Ampat.

IMAGES • 1 Borobudur Temple | 2 Decorated fishing vessels, Perencak | 3 The Gandrung dance, Banyuwangi | 4 Mt Bromo from Mt Penanjakan 1717 w

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1919 “After 17 years with Coral Expeditions, I can honestly say this was one of the best trips I have ever done. The Spice Islands and Raja Ampat is a region of bucket list experiences, and this expedition did not disappoint. Exploring through Raja Ampat with my family was very special and created lasting family memories. Of course, swimming with the whale sharks at Cenderawasih Bay, climbing the limestone tracks of Wayag and dining with the King of Sapurua on Christmas Day were highlights, but, in actual fact, the entire voyage with its cultural interactions, wildlife diversity, geological formations and aquatic adventures exceeded all expectations.” MARK FIFIELD, GENERAL MANAGER RAJA AMPAT & SPICE ISLANDS > 2020

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