True North's Deck Plans

Exploring the Kimberley aboard the True North is steeped in experiences far beyond the ordinary. It's one of life's most inspiring and memorable adventures.

Top Deck

The Top Deck includes a shaded observation deck and Hi-Tech Bridge. The Shaded observation deck is the idyllic setting for watching the world drift by and enjoying the colours of the ever changing scenery. The Hi-Tech bridge is packed with the latest in state-of-the-art safety, communications and navigation equipment.

Middle Deck

The Middle Deck includes Galley, Dining Room, Lounge, Library, 2 Luxury double cabins and 2 luxuriously appointed State Rooms in addition to being host to two of the 5 runabouts at your disposal for fishing and exploring. The Galley is fully equipped with all meals prepared fresh daily by our qualified on board chef. The Dining Room seats 30 passengers in air-conditioned comfort and the fully air-conditioned Lounge and Library are the perfect spot for everything from study to parties. The 2 luxury double cabins feature queen size beds with en suites and the 2 luxurious State rooms are nothing short of First class in there appointments

Bottom Deck

The Bottom deck features 7 twin-share cabins and 4 Luxury double cabins all with individually controlled air-conditioning.

General Information

TRUE NORTH is powered by two V16, MTU main engines with a cruising speed of up to 18 knots and the internal communications network pipes real time navigation data, communication and entertainment channels to the Saloon area.

TRUE NORTH includes its own onboard private helicopter to allow you to discover vast unexplored tracts of the rugged Kimberley from your own personal vantage point. Because of the sheer scale and remoteness of the Kimberley region many of its spectacular features have been inaccessible ... until now.

The new TRUE NORTH is currently under construction in Fremantle, Western Australia. Exhaustive sea trials will be conducted in the 1999 New Year in readiness for the cruising season which runs from March till December. The vessel will comply to all statutory regulations applying to long range voyages with 30 passengers and 8 crew.