Coorong Experience Cruises, At Goolwa, in the Fleurieu Peninsula region of South Australia

Coorong Experience Cruises offer the chance for smaller sized groups and charters to take in the beauty of the Coorong area, at a gentle pace. After 34 years of extensive experience, operator Jack Miller has won many accolades and awards for his tourism services.

The Coorong National Park is located south east of Adelaide. The park is a site of international significance and has a well-deserved reputation as an exceptional example of wetland ecosystems. These fragile networks of coastal vegetation and dune systems provide the perfect environment for many native fish, bird and animal species to thrive.

The Coorong is also an important area to the Ngarrindjeri people as many places of cultural importance, such as middens and burial sites, are located there.

Unique Two-Day Safari
This tour is exclusive to Coorong Experience Cruises. It takes in the majestic lake and wetland structures of the Coorong. During the Unique Two-Day Safari tour guests stay overnight on the ‘Coorong Rambler’, Jack’s floating safari lodge.

The Unique Two-Day Safari takes guests from fresh to salt water, on a journey past Sir Richard Peninsula. There’s a pause in the trip so as to view the Murray River entering the Southern Ocean. Next, a visit to the magical Coorong National Park where a bit of swimming and exploring never goes amiss. Enjoy sunset on the Coorong before the charter passes through Tauwitcherie Lock, into fresh water to board the ‘Coorong Rambler’.

Next morning there is much wildlife to see and historical attractions to visit on the trip through Loveday Bay, to Point McLeay, the Narrows and entrance to Lake Albert. The charter’s home run then returns past Pt Sturt, Clayton Bay, back to Goolwa.

Complete Two-Day Experience
During this excursion, Jack leads his guests through some 80kms of the spectacular Coorong National Park. The Ngarrindjeri people, of the Wilderness Lodge, provide comfortable accommodation.

Follow the guided walk to the ocean where the Murray meets the sea. Further through the walk, see the impressive sand dunes and significant Aboriginal sites. A bus will meet the group at a spot down along the Coorong; its destination is the Wilderness Lodge.

Next morning, experience more fascinating ecosystems by kayaking across to the beckoning dunes. After a morning of education and recreation it’s time to board the boat for the run back to Goolwa.

Special Charters
Whatever your interest Coorong Experience Cruises can specifically cater for them. Entirely flexible itineraries can encompass activities such as bird watching, kayaking, photography, bushwalking, nature appreciation, wetlands exploration, fishing and discovering more about Aboriginal culture.

Be it weekend or weekday, four hours or four days, Coorong Experience Cruises can organise the tour to suit you.

Tours depart from Goolwa and the itineraries are subject to local weather conditions. Outlay includes all meals, National Park fees and other entrance charges and the safe storage of your vehicle.

So don’t forget your binoculars, hat, sun protection, suitable footwear, bathers, towel and your camera and film - a must. Call Coorong Experience Cruises now and make a booking.

Coorong Experience Cruises
Address: PO Box 252, Goolwa, 5214
Phone: 61 (0)8 8555 2222
Fax: 61 (0)8 8555 2222
Mobile: 0427 005 250
Email: jackmiller@coorongexperience.com
Web: www.coorongexperience.com