Big savings on Kimberley cruises

This represents a saving of up to $2640 per couple on the 13-day cruises showcasing the best of the wild Kimberley coast.

The low-cost cruise operator's 19-guest motor yacht, Oceanic, will take guests on a spectacular wet season cruise from Broome to Wyndham on February 26 and another from Wyndham back to Broome on March 12.

Every year, the monsoonal wet of the far north transforms the Kimberley coast waterfalls like King George Falls, Kings Cascades and Casuarina Falls, into spectacular, thundering jets of water, enabling adventure-seekers to see and feel nature at its raw and powerful best.

The wet season is also devoid of larger cruise ships, leaving Ahoy Buccaneer's passengers to enjoy the region's serenity alone.

Because of its small size, Oceanic can anchor close to the shore, with daily excursions that include fishing, swimming in fresh waterholes, beachcombing, exploring aboriginal art, beach campfires and hiking in some of the Kimberley's most remote parts.

The 24-metre rigged vessel offers double bed and bunk cabins and the opportunity for passengers to sleep under the stars in deluxe swags in a mix of boat and beach locations.

Fresh and healthy cuisine is prepared by an onboard cook who regularly sources much of the menu from what is caught from the sea each day. The atmosphere onboard is barefoot casual and friendly, with guests encouraged to help fish or operate the vessel.

Including the 20 per cent discount, each of the 13-day cruises is available from $4000 per person (including for solos) in a swag - a saving of $1000. Cabin accommodation is available from $5280 per person twin share, or if sharing with another solo passenger - a saving of $1320 per person. Fares include meals, shore excursions and transfers. The saving is available until sold out.