World Heritage Cruises

Welcome to the edge of the world, specifically the historic wharf of Strahan on Tasmania's wild West Coast. You are about to embark on a journey through one of the last remaining untouched wilderness areas on the planet, a…

Step aboard the 35-meter catamaran, a masterpiece of modern maritime engineering specifically adapted for the delicate ecosystem of the Gordon River. As you find your seat—perhaps opting for the premium upper deck with its…

As we approach the narrow opening where Macquarie Harbour meets the Southern Ocean, we encounter a place known to history as Hell's Gates. This name was bestowed by the convicts of the early 19th century, who believed that…

We now step ashore on Sarah Island, a place that, for twelve years, served as a secondary penal settlement for those who had reoffended within the colony. It quickly gained a reputation as the most brutal and bloody of all such…

There is a second, more industrious chapter to the story of Sarah Island. By 1825, even as the floggings continued, the island began to transform into a major industrial shipyard. …

We now glide into the mouth of the Gordon River, leaving the open harbor behind for the deep silence of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The first thing you will notice is the extraordinary color of the water. …

We disembark at Heritage Landing for a stroll through an ancient forest that feels like a living museum. This short walk of about 400 meters takes us deep into a dense canopy where trees have stood for centuries, and in some…

As our vessel turns back toward Strahan, take a final look at the receding wilderness of the Gordon River. The journey back is often quicker, but it provides a necessary space for reflection on the layers of history we have…