LADY M Luxury Cruises

The Lady M was designed specifically for the Kimberley region, enhancing the experience and comfort for guests aboard this 31m vessel. Consisting of only 6 double cabins and one single cabin, all with private en-suite, the intimacy of the experience is heightened for the 12 guests (maximum) on board.

The size of the vessel provides ample space to enjoy the facilities on offer such as the outside bar and bbq area, spa bath, dining and lounge areas.

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Accommodating only 12 guests in en-suite air-conditioned cabins, your Kimberley adventure promises to be an intimate and personal journey. Our itineraries are adapted daily to suit tides/weather and to avoid the larger passenger vessels arriving at destinations at the same time. Our guests' comfort and the experience of the "remoteness" of the Kimberley is our priority.

The Lady M, a family owned and operated vessel, was designed specifically for the Kimberley to ensure your cruise is as comfortable as possible. The Lady M is one of the larger vessels cruising the Kimberley for the number of guests it accommodates.

We have a cruise to suit your schedule. Choose from the:

12 night Kimberley Extensive is the ultimate Kimberley experience, incorporating most of the highlights of the 7 day cruise plus the magnificent King George River & Falls and the Berkeley River. This cruise travels at a leisurely pace between Broome and Darwin and enables guests to truly unwind and appreciate the Kimberley coast and rivers.

8 night Kimberley Highlights & fly is designed to maximise your Kimberley Highlights in less time so your return to Broome is via a scenic flight from the Mitchell Plateau. This cruise will satisfy your appetite for the Kimberley and includes a helicopter flight over Mitchell Falls on the way to meet the Lady M awaiting your arrival.

5 night Rowley Shoals Snorkeling Cruise will allow you to discover the pristine reefs and waters of the beautiful marine park. Be one of very few to enjoy the un spoilt beauty of the Rowley Shoals as there are less than 200 people that visit it each year making it so remote.