True North II is launched

True North Adventure Cruises has added a second vessel to its fleet.

The TRUE NORTH II was re-launched today following an extensive refit in Fremantle.

The 36-metre adventure yacht is now set to join the TRUE NORTH on Western Australia's Kimberley coast. Both vessels will provide guests with unparalleled access to spectacular coastal wilderness.

Speaking at the launch ceremony, True North's founding director, Craig Howson, said "No expense has been spared in making sure that TRUE NORTH II meets True North's exacting standards when it comes to onboard facility and comfort. Guests travelling on TRUE NORTH II will be able to avail themselves to the same experiences as those offered on the TRUE NORTH. The only difference is that the more compact nature of TRUE NORTH II will allow us to provide those same experiences for generally 25% less when compared to cabin prices on the TRUE NORTH!"

TRUE NORTH II will have capacity for 20 guests and just like the TRUE NORTH, it will feature dedicated adventure boats and a ship's helicopter.

TRUE NORTH II's sailing schedule commences on April 5 and in many instances, it will complement the TRUE NORTH's schedule, however, new itineraries include fishing and snorkelling at the Montebello Islands, seeing the solar eclipse at Ningaloo Reef, new 4- and 10-night adventures in the Kimberley, 13 nights on the Great Barrier Reef and a 7-night itinerary ideally suited to charter that will feature Christmas and New Year in Sydney.
 
For more information see https://www.truenorth.com.au/cruise-map/schedule/