About this experience
Explore Coorong National Park and go beyond the Murray Mouth into the park for a guided walk. Lunch and afternoon tea are included.
Highlights
- Take a guided walk, visit cultural heritage & learn about flora fauna & bushfood
- Marvel at the stunning Coorong scenery, Storm Boy locations & towering dunes
- Unique Wildlife Viewing: Spot fur seals, diverse bird-life
- Learn the ‘Pipi-Shuffle’ at 90 Mile Beach the longest beach in Australia
What's included
- Entertaining and informative live commentary
- Guided boardwalk through the sand dunes
- Lunch and afternoon tea
- Activity booklet for children
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
A delicious lunch is served on board as we cruise downstream from the port of Goolwa along the historic wharf & towards the Goolwa Barrage. Travel through the lock chamber, down to sea level and spot a few lazy fur-seals lounging about. We then meander along the waterways of the Coorong, following the last kilometres of the mighty Murray River to the Murray Mouth and the its opening to the Southern Ocean.
Cruise on past the Murray Mouth and into Storm Boy country, passing by the quaint fishing village of the Coorong Shacks before pulling up onto the beach for a optional guided walk through the dunes, Indigenous Midden site, rich cultural interpretation and bush-tucker trail to the infamous 90-Mile Beach and the roaring Southern Ocean.
Learn the 'Coorong Shuffle' and dig for Pipi's on the beach before returning back to the vessel and continuing our cruise past Storm Boy filming sites and towering dunes. Afternoon Tea is served on the meandering return journey back to Goolwa.
Beautiful scenery, bird-life, seals and expert commentary along the way - this 3.5 hour cruise of Discovery is the perfect way to see the remote and wondrous wetlands of the Coorong.
Terms & conditions
• Special meals (vegetarian, gluten-free, etc) are available by prior request, please advise when booking
• Free parking is available at the Main Wharf Area with no time restrictions
• Seasickness is very rarely a problem as cruising is in narrow sheltered waters
• Passengers must be sufficiently mobile to negotiate stairs and move about the vessel