Launched in 2004, the Australian owned Orion Expedition Cruises have developed voyages that encourage guests to become part of the region that they are exploring.
Welcoming just 106 guests per voyage, Orion’s intimate style is more of a mega-yacht rather than a cruise ship, with seventy-five dedicated crew looking after your every whim. Although the Orion was custom-made for expedition cruising and accessing places usually inaccessible, it is the epitome of elegance and offers only the highest calibre of onboard recreational facilities.
Orion Expedition Cruises provide the discerning traveller with a unique and exclusive opportunity to experience the less-chartered terrains of the South Pacific in pure luxury. In their own words, Orion cruises “were designed to access the inaccessible”, whilst boasting the best in design, technology, comfort and elegance.
MV Orion launched in 2004 and takes just 106 passengers, ensuring guests benefit from personal service. She is complete with a wide selection of luxurious amenities, a restaurant run by an award-winning chef and internet connections in all rooms.
The amazing itineraries and out-ofthe- way ports and bays that Orion plan into its itineraries.
This is not a cruise ship in the traditional sense – this is luxurious expedition cruising on a small yacht-like ship.
Adventurous couples who seek out-of-the-way itineraries far from the crowds, who enjoy 5-star luxury and like-minded people.
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16 October 2012
I sailed onboard Orion Expedition Cruises’ new ship, Orion. This is an expedition-type ship that sails itineraries mostly in Australian waters.
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18 October 2011
Day 7 - Tana Toraja At breakfast we hear that we will indeed be able to attend one of the funerals in the afternoon, which is really exciting.
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17 October 2011
Day 6 - Tana Toraja We set off early for the gruelling 5 hour coach journey to Tana Toraja (Tana meaning ’land’, thus, land of the Toraja people). The Toraja in....
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