Tagged: Heritage Expeditions (New Zealand)

Heritage Expeditions Sets Sail for the Kimberley adding two exciting new itineraries to its 2023 schedule aboard luxurious expedition flagship Heritage Adventurer

Heritage Expeditions Sets Sail for the Kimberley adding two exciting new itineraries to its 2023 schedule aboard luxurious expedition flagship Heritage Adventurer (Image - June 2022)Pioneering New Zealand-based expedition cruise company Heritage Expeditions is setting sail for Australia’s world-famous Kimberley Coast adding two exciting new itineraries to its 2023 schedule aboard luxurious expedition flagship Heritage Adventurer with an early bird booking discount of 20% across all cabins*. (more…)





Discover Indonesia’s Hidden Islands & Teeming Wildlife With Award-Winning Documentary Filmmakers on Heritage Expeditions’ Indonesian Explorer voyage

Heritage Expeditions' Heritage Adventurer (May 2021)
Specialist conservation cruise operator Heritage Expeditions’ “Indonesian Explorer” voyage is expected to be an even more thrilling adventure following some adjustments and exciting additions to the 2022 itinerary, such as Komodo National Park and the amazing world biosphere reserve of Wakatobi National Park. (more…)



















Heritage Expeditions Bucket List Antarctica Voyage Star of 12-hour Slow TV Documentary

Go Further South Slow TV Documentary to Antarctica with Heritage Expeditions

Pioneering small-ship expedition cruise company Heritage Expeditions iconic, 30-day Ross Sea voyage to Antarctica ‘In the Wake of Scott & Shackleton’ has been captured in an epic, 12-hour Slow TV documentary Go Further South premiering at 7:30am on Good Friday (April 10, 2020) on New Zealand’s Prime television station. (more…)











Visit New Zealand’s Subantarctic Islands for a Genuine Wilderness Experience with Heritage Expeditions

Akademik Shokalskiy (Photo cruisemapper.com)Small-ship cruise company, Heritage Expeditions, offers a selection of responsible travel options for travellers wishing to explore the Subantarctic islands, including a special partnership voyage with New Zealand’s Department of Conservation, where tourism is restricted to protect the richness and diversity of the flora and fauna and to ensure a genuine wilderness experience for small groups of visitors. (more…)