Wilsons Promontory National Park
Wilson’s Promontory National Park is located two and a half hours from the City of Melbourne in Victoria. Whether you are heading to Wilson’s Prom for a day-trip or to stay a while, there is something for everyone at this national park. The beaches make for the perfect spot to relax for the day or head out for a surf, with plenty of beaches to choose from in the park. There are numerous hiking trails for different levels of experience in bushwalking and plenty of flora & fauna within the park.
Map of Wilsons Promontory National Park
Map from Parks Victoria (2022)
Where to stay?
Accommodation: Tidal River Campground
Cost: $32.50 Unpowered/$36.20 Powered
Facilities: BBQ’s, Shower & Toilet Block
How long should I spend at Wilsons Prom?
We would personally recommend at least a few days to a week at Wilsons Promontory. We were only there for a few nights and unfortunately, we had a bit of rain so only got to explore one side of the park properly. However, when the sun came out, it was incredible! We managed to visit most of the beaches in a day, but to really experience them and soak up the beauty you would want to stay a while.
Must-see Beaches
Squeaky Beach
Norman Beach
Whiskey Bay & Picnic Bay
Must-do Hikes
Lilly Pilly Gully Nature Walk – A family-friendly 5.2km walk through the rainforest & tall eucalypt trees.
Mount Bishop Walk – An adventures and more challenging 7.4km walk to the summit of Mt Bishop.
Mount Oberon Summit – This moderate 6.8km walk starts from the Telegraph Saddle car park up the summit of Mount Oberon.
Sealers Cove – This is one of the most popular hikes at Wilson’s Prom and is a 9.5km walk.
*Before commencing any hikes make sure you do your research on the walk and are adequately prepared.
The post A must-see in Victoria Australia appeared first on SARAH AND KEELAN TRAVELS.