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Now you can cruise the Kimberley on a three-mast sailing ship

Charis Perkins
Charis PerkinsLife & Leisure editor

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A three-mast French-flagged sailing ship once captured by pirates off the coast of Somalia is set to sail the serene waterways of the Kimberley next cruise season, following its multimillion-dollar redesign at San Giorgio del Porto shipyard in Genoa, Italy.

Le Ponant, which now has 16 staterooms and suites, will take just 32 passengers on seven- to 14-night sailings in the northern and southern Kimberley, in Western Australia. Before it was refurbished it accommodated up to 66 passengers.

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Charis Perkins edits The Australian Financial Review's weekly lifestyle liftout, covering the arts, fashion, design, travel, wine, fine dining, sports, motoring and more. Life & Leisure is published online and in the Friday and weekend editions. Email Charis at cperkins@afr.com

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