Wilsons Promontory is approximately 220 kilometres southeast of Melbourne and the best way to see this incredible wilderness area is on one of the Wilson Promontory cruises. Whether it’s the popular wilderness cruise, a whale watching cruise, a full-day cruise or a sunset cruise, visitors cruise along the stunning coastline, past South Point and into Bass Strait.
Wilsons Promontory cruises visit The Glennies, Anderson Islet, Anser Island, Mount Oberon’s dramatic boulders, the white sands of Norman Beach and the fascinating Skull Rock. Watch the playful dolphins frolic beside the boat and the seals basking on the rocks. Spot the majestic sea eagles and catch a glimpse in whales season of these magnificent creatures.
Wilson’s Promontory cruises offer a unique opportunity to explore one of Victoria’s most stunning natural landscapes from the water. Located at the southernmost tip of mainland Australia,
Wilson’s Promontory National Park is renowned for its dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and diverse wildlife. The cruises provide visitors with breathtaking views of the rugged coastline, secluded coves, and the famous Squeaky Beach with its rounded quartz sand that 'squeaks' when you walk on it.
These fully guided cruises take visitors to places only accessible on a tour. Knowledgeable guides share insights about the area’s rich history, ecology, and vibrant ecosystems that thrive both on land and in the sea.
Cruises typically depart from Tidal River, the National Park's main hub, and can range from short excursions to longer half-day adventures, making them suitable for a variety of visitors. Wilson’s Promontory cruises offer a memorable way to experience the beauty and wonder of this iconic destination.
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A Wilsons Promontory cruise across the waters of Wilsons Promontory Marine National Park allows visitors the opportunity to get close and personal with an Australian Fur Seal colony and observe the unique birdlife including the nesting areas of the striking White Bellied Sea Eagle.
Cruising past the beautiful granite coastline, keep an eye out for the friendly bottlenose and common dolphins, likely to keep you company along the way. During whale season from May to October, visitors witness the amazing spectacle of the humpback whales as they migrate along the Victorian coastline from Antarctic waters.
Wilsons Promontory cruises take guests on tour in specially designed amphibious boats with the ability to get close to the wildlife, without disturbing the fine balance of nature. With local guides sharing their knowledge and love for the area and its inhabitants, a Wilsons Promontory cruise is definitely one to add to your next Victoria holiday.
Wilsons Promontory National Park is most commonly called Wilsons Prom or The Prom.
The National Park covers approximately 505 square kilometres or 125,000 acres. It’s the southernmost national park on mainland Australia, known nationally and internationally for its beautiful rainforests and beaches and its abundant wildlife, marine life and bird life.
To make your cruise more enjoyable, wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes and bring a hat. The weather can change so be prepared with additional layers, especially in the colder months. Some Wilsons Promontory cruise operators issue guests with an all-weather poncho for protection from the elements. Be sure also to pack sunscreen and a water bottle.
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