Corinna Wilderness Village

Accommodation at Corinna Wilderness Village includes rustic, miner-style cottages, all fully self-contained with kitchen facilities and stunning views of the Tarkine wilderness. The cottages feature gas heating and options for large groups, ensuring comfort during your stay.

Dining options include the Tannin Restaurant, serving dishes like Tasmanian Salmon and Scotch Fillet Steak, made with local ingredients. The classic Ahrberg Bar offers a selection of local Tasmanian wines and beers, as well as a collection of spirits and whiskeys.

For leisure, guests can explore numerous walking tracks, including the 20-minute Huon Pine walk and the award-winning Whyte River walk. Kayaking options on the Pieman River provide unique access to the wilderness, showcasing the area's rich biodiversity.

Corinna Wilderness Village is accessible via the Fatman Barge ferry across the Pieman River, operating daily. The village serves as a gateway to the Tarkine rainforests and the Arthur Pieman Conservation Area, featuring significant Aboriginal cultural heritage and diverse ecosystems.