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About Wilsons Promontory
The best way to explore this breathtaking region is on Wilsons Promontory cruises. Cruise along the azure waters, marvelling at dramatic coastlines, hidden coves and iconic landmarks like the Skull Rock. These Wilsons Prom cruises also offer a chance to spot playful seals, dolphins and seabirds in their natural habitat. For an up-close experience, Wilsons Promontory boat tours take you to untouched areas, unveiling the Prom’s raw beauty and ecological significance.
Whether you’re trekking through its lush trails, kayaking through the waterways or enjoying the serenity of a cruise, Wilsons Promontory promises an unforgettable adventure in one of Australia’s most treasured landscapes. Come and discover the magic of the Prom today!
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Public Holidays
Australia-Wide Public Holidays (2026)
1 Jan (Thu) – New Year’s Day
26 Jan (Mon) – Australia Day
3 Apr (Fri) – Good Friday
6 Apr (Mon) – Easter Monday
25 Apr (Sat) – Anzac Day
8 Jun (Mon) – King’s Birthday
25 Dec (Fri) – Christmas Day
26 Dec (Sat) – Boxing Day
28 Dec (Mon) – Boxing Day Holiday
Victoria observed holidays (2026)
9 Mar (Mon) – Labour Day
4 Apr (Sat) – Day Following Good Friday
TBA – TBA – AFL Grand Final Friday
Best Time To Visit
Winter (June - August) is the best time to spot wildlife while Spring (September - November) is considered ideal for hiking due to the warmer weather. Both offer lesser crowds.
Accomodation
Most accommodation within the national park is centred around Tidal River. Visitors can choose from wilderness retreats and lodge-style cabins to powered and unpowered campsites, depending on the kind of stay they’re after. There are also beachside accommodation options for those who want to wake up just steps from the shore.
How To Get There
The popular way to reach Wilsons Promontory is to drive down from Melbourne. The 2-hour drive is the most flexible way, giving you the opportunity to stop at various towns and panoramic view points.
Other options include catching a bus from the city to Fish Creek and then taking a taxi or private transport service, or joining a full-day tour for a hassle free way to reach and explore Wilsons Promontory with a guide
Transport
There are no public transport services in Wilsons Promontory
Dining
Dining options are limited in the national park, with the main hub being the Tidal River general store for groceries, takeaway and basic supplies. You will find more options near the park gate and in neighbouring towns that have a variety of eateries.
The area is remote so it is recommended to stock up and carry food with you before arriving.
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Best Way To Explore Wilsons Promontory: Cruising Vs Hiking
Sitting at mainland Australia's southernmost tip, Wilsons Promontory isn’t just another national park. This 50,000-hectare wilderness peninsula offers two different ways to experience its rugged beauty: hiking and cruising.
Posted on Mar 02, 2026
