The isolated Subantarctic Islands of New Zealand are a place of wild landscapes, rare wildlife, and immense beauty. Found deep in the Southern Ocean, the islands are the highest protected nature reserves in New Zealand, complete with a UNESCO World heritage status. Join a luxury expedition cruise and uncover the majestic beauty of New Zealand’s rugged Subantarctic Islands.

Top Things to do in the Subantarctic Islands
- Explore The Snares, home to a myriad of endemic bird species. The North East island is forested and the world’s premier breeding area for the sooty shearwaters.

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  1. "Coral Expeditions" to the Albatross Latitudes (Milford - Wellington) 17D16N

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    Embark on an adventure like no other to New Zealand’s most remote islands on this unforgettable 17-day expedition cruise to the Subantarctic and Chatham Islands.

    Located south of New Zealand in the remote Southern Ocean, the wild and beautiful Subantarctic Islands are a forgotten paradise. They are home to some of the most abundant and unique wildlife on earth, with many species of birds, plants and invertebrates found nowhere else in the world. These remote islands have UNESCO World Heritage status and the highest protection of any nature reserves in New Zealand.

    Commencing in Queenstown, this immersive cruise aboard the Coral Geographer explores a region of wild landscapes, unique wildlife and forgotten beauty. Each wilderness experience is guided by a knowledgeable expedition team, as you spot rare birds, hike through fields of mega herbs and encounter numerous species of extraordinary albatross. Ten of the world’s albatross species breed in this region, as well as the most diverse range of seabird species anywhere in the world. You will also meet some of the world’s rarest penguins including the iconic Yellow-eyed.

    You will also spend 2 days discovering the remote Chatham Islands, first settled by the Moriori people and now home to small communities that are the first to see the dawn of each new day. Here, we will meet the local people and learn about the astonishing history and nature of these special islands.

    This once-in-a-lifetime expedition cruise includes 16-nights aboard the Coral Geographer on a twin share basis. Catering to 99 passengers, this luxurious vessel is purpose-built to take you closer to unspoilt vistas in comfort, style and safety. Her shallow draught and manoeuvrability allow her to reach some of New Zealand’s most remote and rarely visited coastlines, while her tender vessels enable you to venture even further. She even has 6 bridge deck suites with horizon bathtubs.

    All meals are included onboard. The approach to cuisine is about simplicity and generosity, creating dishes bursting with flavour made from fresh ingredients sourced locally and sustainably wherever possible. Activities and experiences are also included as per the itinerary. An expert crew are at your service at all times.

    Step into a pristine natural world without human intervention on this 17-day expedition cruise aboard the Coral Geographer. This cruise is perfect for those seeking to venture far beyond the beaten track.

    Vessel & Cabin Type Please refer to the 'Vessel, Cabin & Fares' section below.

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    This tour is eligible to earn ONLYLUXE reward points

    Milford, New Zealand
    Embark on an adventure like no other to New Zealand’s most remote islands on this unforgettable 17-day expedition cruise to the Subantarctic and ...
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    From A$13,360.00 Per Person, Twin Share
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