Coral Expeditions’ Komodo, Coral Reefs & Ancient Island Trails voyage offers a rare opportunity to explore the vibrant marine life, volcanic landscapes, and cultural richness of Southeast Asia. Departing from Singapore and Indonesia, this small-ship journey takes you into the heart of the Coral Triangle, one of the world’s most biodiverse marine regions.
Cruise through remote island chains, hike rugged trails to ancient villages, and encounter the legendary Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. Along the way, experience world-class snorkelling and diving among thriving coral reefs teeming with tropical fish, manta rays, and sea turtles.
This expedition blends natural beauty with cultural depth—visiting traditional island communities, exploring timeless coastal rituals, and tracing the historic trading routes that shaped the region.
Island Trails and Traditions of Indonesia - 17 Nights Onboard Geographer
Singapore - Darwin
23 Jan 26 - 09 Feb 26
From $20,565 per person share twin
Port of calls: Singapore, Segun Island Indonesia, Herita Island Indonesia, At sea, Bawean Island Indonesia, At sea, Sabalana Islands Indonesia, Tana Beru Indonesia, Tana Toraja Indonesia, Sagori Island Indonesia, At sea, Komodo & Padar Island Indonesia, Ende Flores Indonesia, Sawu Island Indonesia, Tablolong Bay West Timor Indonesia, At sea, Darwin Australia
Raja Ampat and The Spice Islands - 18 Nights Onboard Geographer
Darwin - Sorong
10 Feb 26
Other available dates: 06 Sep 25, 28 Feb 26 & 07 Mar 26
From $26,595 per person share twin
Port of calls: Darwin, Crossing the Timor Sea, Sea Day, Banda Neira - Spice Islands Indonesia, Molana Island & Saparua Island - Spice Islands Indonesia, Seram Island, Misool Raja Ampat Indonesia, Kofiau Island, Waisai, Waigeo Island & Piaynemo Raja Ampat Indonesia, Wayag - Raja Ampat Indonesia, Ayu Atoll, Sea day, Cenderawasih Bay & Kwatisore Village Indonesia, Roon Island Indonesia, Swande / Manim Island West Papua Indonesia, Mansinam Island West Papua Indonesia, Amsterdam Island, West Papua Indonesia, Sorong