easy
4.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as the cruise requires minimal physical exertion, with an optional easy walk.
Venture down Tasmania’s wild west coast on the Pieman River Cruise from Corinna Wilderness Village. This half-day journey unfolds ancient forests, river cliffs, and coastal vistas few visitors see.
All Ages • 4.5 hours • MV Arcadia II
4.5 Hours
The Pieman River Cruise, on board the famous Arcadia II departs Corinna at 10:00am, cruising downstream on the Pieman River towards Pieman Heads. The cruise arrives at Pieman Heads at around 11.30am and departs at around 1.00pm for a return to Corinna at 2.30pm.
A commentary on the history and some of the unique features of the area are given on the way down by our very knowledgeable skippers, and you are looked after by our friendly deck crew. Tea, coffee, cake and biscuits are complimentary for the duration of the journey.
Lunch is supplied when you disembark at Pieman Heads. Lunch consists of a delicious wrap (pre-request any dietary requirements), a homemade muffin or similar treat and a fruit drink. Lunch is packed in an eco friendly bag for you to take on your walk through the Pieman Heads community and along the wild, rugged west coast of Tasmania.
Operates up to 7 days a week in peak season (December to March). Operations over the off peak season (May to August) and shoulder seasons are subject to availability and weather conditions. Please check availability using our booking chart.
The Pieman River Cruise runs daily December to March but fills quickly, so reserve your spot well ahead during summer.
West coast Tasmania’s weather changes rapidly; pack a waterproof jacket and warm layers even in summer.
A short walk at Pieman Heads is part of the experience; sturdy, comfortable shoes are recommended.
Corinna and the riverbanks have minimal cell service—download maps and bring offline info.
The Pieman River corridor was a hub during Tasmania’s 19th-century gold rush, with remnants of mining towns still visible.
Corinna Wilderness Village focuses on low-impact tourism, supporting local ecosystems through sustainable operations and wildlife protection initiatives.
Protects you from frequent west coast rain and river spray.
all specific
Needed for comfortable walking on uneven terrain at Pieman Heads.
all specific
Shield yourself from the Tasmanian sun during open deck cruising.
summer specific
Enhance wildlife and distant landscape viewing.
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