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Wilsons Promontory Wilderness Cruise

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Gear up for a wilderness journey like no other with this 2.5-hour Wilsons Prom cruise. Venture out to the elegant waters of Bass Strait and the Wilsons Promontory National Park aboard one of the world's first, custom-built amphibious boats! Home to stunning coastal scenery, unspoiled wilderness, and a plethora of vibrant wildlife, the Wilsons Promontory National Park is a holiday haven. Take in the spectacular sights of this national park as you cruise to the iconic South Point, the southernmost tip of mainland Australia, past the The Glennies, Anderson Islets, Anser Island and the prehistoric Skull Rock. Keep your eyes peeled for the ancient boulders of Mount Oberon right behind the white sands of Norman Beach before discovering the stunning granite monolith called Skull Rock. Shaped by the forces of waves and surrounded by pristine blue waters, the eerie facade of the monolith becomes even more puzzling as more skull figures and shapes unveil the closer you get. The pristine, nutrient-rich waters of the national park also serve as the feeding ground for myriad marine and wildlife species. Be camera-ready as you get up close to thousands of Australian fur seals, dolphins and unique seabirds! If it’s the right season, you might even come across the gigantic migrating whales! So book your Wilsons Promontory cruise today and gear up for a coastal escape!

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Departs 11:00

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• 2hr 30min wilderness cruise along the pristine waters of Wilsons Promontory Marine National Park
• Cruise on world’s first amphibious boat, custom-built to avoid construction of jetty
• Discover South Point, the southernmost tip of the Australian mainland
• Marvel at prehistoric boulders of Mount Oberon, the eerie facade of Skull Rock & other landscapes
• Observe unique wildlife and birdlife (common dolphins, migrating whales, fur seal colony etc)
• Rain and windproof jackets provided for your comfort

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Wilsons Promontory Cruises

An Unforgettable Adventure

Discover the beautiful granite coastline and unique wilderness of the wilsons promontory national park with our wilsons promontory cruises..

Experience an extraordinary journey with our Wilsons Promontory boat tours. Our amphibious boats, designed for environmental friendliness, take you from the beach into the marine national park. View the stunning Skull Rock, Norman Beach, and diverse wildlife. Our local guides enrich your adventure with their knowledge, making it both educational and exciting. Ideal for nature lovers and adventurers, this tour offers a mix of thrill and tranquillity.

Wilsons Promontory Wilderness Cruise

Take a cruise along the coast, seeing South Point and exploring the Bass Strait. Visit notable spots like The Glennies, Anderson Islets, and Anser Island. See Mount Oberon's boulders and Norman Beach's white sands. Encounter Skull Rock. At Wilsons Promontory, listen to the sounds of seals, sea eagles, dolphins, and whales. This tour offers a direct experience with nature's landmarks and wildlife.

Wilsons Promontory Ultimate Day Cruise

Visit South Point, the historic lighthouse, and Waterloo Bay's pristine beaches. Discover Refuge Cove, enjoy lunch at Sealers Cove, and encounter seal colonies and Skull Rock. Our exclusive amphibious boats access secluded areas. We offer morning tea, lunch, and snacks, catering to all dietary needs. This tour invites you to experience one of Australia's most beautiful national parks in an unforgettable day out for nature enthusiasts.

Wilson Promontory Sunset Cruise

Embark on a magical Sunset Cruise with wandering throughout the the enchanting Wilsons Promontory coastline and islands.

Must do when in Prom - JaspreetKaur304

Exhilarating open air cruise around Wilsons Promontory. - Paula M

What a spectacular way to see Wilson's Prom! - Friederika K

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I have been on 4 of these cruises now, and all with Skipper Sam (who is amazing!!) - Bec W

Excellent staff, great trip. Highly recommended. - Daniel S

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Why you can’t miss the nature wonderland that is “the Prom”

It may be one of the most beautiful spots in the country, but this spot is relatively unknown. That is, until now, with an award-winning wilderness tour company giving travellers a first look.

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Dressed in long red spray jackets down to our ankles, our two boatloads of 28 people are making quite the entrance as we walk along the soft Tidal River sand to hop on custom-built amphibious 10-tonne boats.

We’re heading out into the unspoilt Bass Coast ocean from southeastern Victoria’s Wilsons Promontory National Park , known to locals as “the Prom”.

Beachgoers stare, then rush to take selfies with us in the boat as we slowly enter the water, prop up the wheels and drift by families on boogie boards and 350-million-year-old granite rocks, raced by a black-faced cormorant to reach a group of spirited seals.

It’s part of award-winning Pennicott Wilderness Journeys ’ latest yellow boat ocean encounter and its first venture in Victoria. This trip was 11 years in the planning by founder Robert Pennicott, who had always found the Prom “very spiritual”. He had looked at other locations to extend his award-winning eco-tourism business outside of Tasmania, and settled on here, even though it was the hardest option.

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“I can’t do anything unless my heart really believes in it,” Pennicott has said. But, with the Victoria-Tasmania border running within 45km of the southern tip of Wilsons Promontory, he doesn’t have far to go if he feels homesick.

“I’ve been around here all my life,” says our skipper Dave, as we watch dolphins play in the boat’s wake. “There’s a really good energy at the Prom, you can feel it – it’s my happy place.”

The humpback whales are also here, as we round South Point, the southernmost tip of mainland Australia. We keep a respectful distance and watch in awe as colossal shiny black backs lift out of the water. We pull out our cameras to capture a whale tail as it claps on the water.

“They can hold their breath for 45 minutes, so don’t hold yours waiting for a photo,” says Sam, our guide, but no one lowers their cameras. “Each whale’s tail is like a fingerprint, totally unique,” she adds, as we wait. Once we’ve all captured enough blurry tails in the distance, we head over to a rocky island overflowing with Australian fur seals. “You can smell them before you see them,” Dave says. “Deep breaths everyone!”

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You can hear them, too. There’s one rock covered with seal pups pining for their mothers, and another with salty old seals barking at us.

“It’s easy to forget they were almost hunted to extinction,” Dave says. “Now they are protected and thriving.” The seals swim towards the boat, staring up at us like curious ghosts. Every now and then something spooks them and they all scuttle under the water at once.

“They stay close to the rocks in case of sharks,” Dave explains.

Next stop is Skull Rock, an impressive formation and so big it could fit the Sydney Opera House inside its cavernous hole. It’s mysterious, too – only nine landings have ever happened here (less than on the moon).

On the way back, we are shown a nest on top of a granite boulder with a white-bellied sea eagle keeping watch.

The nutrient-rich waters have created a smorgasbord for the coastal wildlife here, so you won’t leave a cruise without seeing something special.

It’s also good to know the company’s eco-credentials mean the cruise leaves not much more than some tracks on the sand, and only until the next high tide takes them away.

Back at the beach, my daughter Georgie and I wade across the mouth of Tidal River to sit on the granite rocks for a picnic lunch of salad sandwiches and slices from Pandesal Bakery , their soft sourdough taking up to 36 hours to ferment.

At Ross Farm in Meeniyan, our accommodation for the night, we’re shown around three disused farm buildings turned into elegant accommodation by the town’s former vet, Lindsay, and his interior designer daughter, Andrea.

Our barn accommodation is a mix of rustic interiors, with minimalist Japanese and Scandi interior styling and handcrafted feel, such as a rusted steel spiral staircase. Pink granite in the bathroom and kitchen are the owners’ nod to the distinctive granite rocks at the Prom.

In the morning, we soak in the wooden tub with views across treetops and the rolling Gippsland farmland. After breakfast, including eggs and fresh herbs from the farm, we wander down charming country lanes.

It’s so quiet in the countryside and as the wildlife we saw on the cruise know, a little migration out of your normal environment now and then can only do you good.

T he writer was a guest of V isit V ictoria and P ennicott  J ourneys.

HOW TO GET TO WILSON’S PROMONTORY

The Pennicott Wilderness Journeys Wilson’s Promontory cruise leaves from Tidal River, just over three hours from Melbourne. The cruise takes 2.5 hours and runs at 11am (all year) and 2pm (15 Dec 2019 – 31 March 2020). Adults cost $135, children $85 (up to 16 years inclusive), and families cost $430 (2 adults and 3 children).

WHERE TO STAY IN MEENIYAN NEAR WILSON’S PROM

Ross Farm in Meeniyan can be booked separately (1-bedroom cabin, 2-bedroom barn or 3-bedroom dairy) or all three together (sleeping 12). It’s two hours from Melbourne and an hour from Tidal River.

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Stop for hearty country fare at Olive at Loch cafe on the way from Melbourne. The Meeniyan Pantry & Cellar has platters filled with local hams and cheeses, or sit in the gardens at Koonawarra Store for a special brunch. Stop in at Gurney’s Cidery in Foster, taking in views across the orchard and coastline. At night, head to Trulli Pizzeria for authentic Italian woodfired pizza. If you can fit more food in on the way out of town, stop at the Borough Department Store for buckwheat sponge, toasties and tea in vintage cups.

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WANDERER ADVENTURES – Wilsons Promontory Cruises

Discover pristine beaches, granite rock formations and search for abundant sea and coastal wildlife

Wilsons Promontory Cruises allows travellers to explore the spectacular coastline of Wilsons Promontory National Park aboard custom built yellow amphibious boats. Discover pristine beaches, granite rock formations and search for abundant sea and coastal wildlife on our 2.5-hour wilderness cruise.

Welcome to a sensory journey through Wilsons Promontory. Our tour provides a window to the wonders of this marine paradise, where nature unfolds in its most pristine form.

Cruise along the rugged coast, captivated by the sights. Witness historic South Point and journey into Bass Strait, revealing the mysteries of Victoria’s marine national park. Visit The Glennies, Anderson Islets, and Anser Island. The monumental boulders of Mount Oberon and Norman Beach’s white quartz sands are mesmerizing. Skull Rock, surrounded by blue waters, reveals hidden shapes as you approach.

The sounds of Wilsons Promontory are equally captivating. Hear the calls of Australian Fur Seals, the White-Bellied Sea Eagle, and the splash of dolphins and whales. These sounds form the backdrop of your adventure, making it truly immersive.

This tour celebrates nature in its purest form. From landscapes to wildlife, every aspect of Wilsons Promontory creates a tapestry of unforgettable experiences. It’s a journey showing nature’s beauty and letting you hear its heartbeat.

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Wilsons Prom Holiday Park activities for the adventurous, the not so adventurous and the relaxers. Ask our friendly staff for some tips about where to go and what to do.

Wilsons Promontory

The Prom is the southernmost tip of mainland Australia. It boasts spectacular views of rainforest, beaches and coastlines. The ideal place to explore some of the best views Australia has to offer. Bushwalks ranging from 1 hour to over 3 days are located within the Prom and cater to all fitness and experience levels. Wilsons Prom Holiday park is just five minutes from the entrance and is the perfect place to set up camp and head down to the Prom for your days to explore the incredible gifts it has to offer.

Wilsons Promontory Cruises

Discover the beautiful granite coastline and unique wilderness of the wilsons promontory national park on our 2½ hour wilsons promontory cruise..

Wilsons Promontory Cruises is the latest addition to the award winning Pennicott Wilderness Journeys yellow boat ecotours.  Travel in world’s first, custom built amphibious boats, designed for cruising waters in comfort and safety.

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Agnes Falls is the highest single span waterfall in Victoria. It is a beautiful 59 metre waterfall that cascades over a series of rocks. About 200m from the carpark there is a viewing area overlooking the falls and a nearby picnic area. The area is known for a variety of wildlife and is home to many native bird species.

Wilsons Prom Pizza

Located just down the road from the park, we highly recommend a night at the Wilsons Prom Pizza Restaurant.

The Yanakie/Duck Point loop is an approximately two kilometre circuit walk. It provides amazing views of Corner Inlet and Wilsons Promontory. The entrance to the walking track is right near the park close to the boat ramp at the end of Foley Road.

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A quiet, secluded beach, the perfect place for a wide range of water based activities such as fishing, boating and sailing. Make the most of the calm waters and enjoy a swim and play with family and friends!

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Wilsons Promontory Wilderness Cruise from Tidal River

• Waterproof and windproof jackets are provided but we encourage you to dress warmly and in layers.
• Entry/Admission - Wilsons Promontory National Park
• Tidal River Open Air Cinema, 1 Melbourne Road, Tidal River, Tidal River VIC 3960, Australia Wilsons Promontory Cruises Booking Centre, next to Tidal River Cinema. Check-in is 30 minutes before departure. Enter Tidal River Cinema, Wilsons Promontory into google maps or GPS for exact location and travel time.
• Not wheelchair accessible
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• Infants must sit on laps
• Most travellers can participate
• Please note check in time is 30 minutes prior to departure at Wilsons Promontory Cruises Booking Office, Tidal River
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s cancelled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 30 travellers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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• You'll start at Tidal River Open Air Cinema 1 Melbourne Road, Tidal River, Tidal River VIC 3960, Australia Wilsons Promontory Cruises Booking Centre, next to Tidal River Cinema. Check-in is 30 minutes before departure. Enter Tidal River Cinema, Wilsons Promontory into google maps or GPS for exact location and travel time. See address & details
• 1 Wilsons Promontory National Park Stop: 3 hours - Admission included Discover the beautiful granite coastline and unique wilderness of Wilsons Promontory National park on our 2.5 hour Wilsons Promontory Cruise. Leave straight from Norman Beach into Wilsons Promontory Marine National Park on custom built amphibious vessels. Cruise into the waters of Bass Strait and witness South Point, the southernmost tip of Australia's mainland. See sculptured granite rock formations including the iconic Skull Rock. See one of Victoria's major Australian fur seal breeding colonies and be on the lookout for dolphins, migrating whales and seabirds. Read more
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• 946jjjj 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great day out Amazing tour we loved seeing the large seal colony and we got to see a large pod of dolphins! Skull island was awesome and got to tick off going to the most southerly point of Australia mainland and the most southern Australia mainland lighthouse. The guys were great and made the tour fun!!! Read more Written 31 January 2024
• lindasW9591UG 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Awesome tour The tour was awesome! We had nice skippers who take care of us! The boats are spectacular because they run on the beach, you go directly on top of the boat. Read more Written 30 January 2024
• phil l 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles One of the best guided tours anywhere in the world This was an extraordinary, unique and brilliant experience, very well organised with the pre departure crew being friendly and polite. Sam and H were our captain/tour guide and they were fantastic. The scenery is spectacular. The wildlife, including seals was incredible. But the obvious highlight was seeing a pod of nine orcas frolicking in the ocean. Our captain changed up the tour so we got to spend a good 40 minutes following these magnificent creatures. It almost topped skull rock, almost. It is a must do. Oh and my daughter who is very prone to sea sickness was absolutely fine. Read more Written 16 January 2024
• X272CYtonyk 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wonderful Wildlife Cruise We went on the Wildlife Cruise and it was exhilarating. All our three children aged 7-14 had an amazing time. The boat felt like a rollercoaster skimming across the ocean. The staff were incredibly knowledgeable and funny too. We got to see a colony of seals and also visit the majestic skull island. Thanks for an amazing time! Read more Written 15 January 2024
• kgfc 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Well done Sam and Team!! Awesome Amazing experience but also fantastic attentive service. Bookings staff were lovely. Sam our skipper went above and beyond to make my 8yo feel comfortable and we had a wonderful time. Well done to a really great team in a magical location ! We will recommend to many people ! Kate and Freddie Read more Written 10 January 2024
• lesleydI9178OU 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles You’ll marvel at the Prom We did the trip yesterday and, although the weather wasn’t great, the experience was wonderful. Our two guides were knowledgeable, they handled the boat skilfully, the scenery was amazing. We did the Bruny Island trip a few years ago but this was far better. Scenery you’ll never see other than by boat. Great value. Read more Written 11 December 2023
• Rebecca S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles LOVED IT!!! Can not recommend this company and the day highly enough. This is our second trip with Pennicott and they are amazing. Skull Island is a place you definitely have to see with your own eyes. Read more Written 6 February 2023
• Frog-Aus 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A fantastic day We had a terrific day down the east coast of Wilsons promontory. Leaving from Pt Welshpool in the morning mist, the sun came out on and off and we had a varied appreciation of this spectacular coast with its sandy beaches, magnificent rocks and majestic hills. The crew was friendly and particularly well organised. WE enjoyed multiple coffees and biscuits, morning and afternoon tea. The lunch was very well presented in individual little boxes with bamboo cutlery , plentiful and tasty. It as great having a warm potato as we admired the scenery on the top deck . The 2 hours stopover in Refuge cove gave us the opportunity for a walk, Highlights were the numerous seals sunning themselves and jumping off into the sea from seal rock and the dolphins following the boat on 2 different occasions.. Read more Written 12 April 2021
• terryg125 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wilson’s Prom Cruises We have been coming to “The Prom” for 50 years and the Wilson’s Prom cruise we did recently was the best thing we have ever done here. Our skipper Justin and our guide Sam were professional, knowledgeable, friendly and superb hosts who guided us from Norman Bay and out to South Point, the lighthouse, Skull Rock and home via glimpses of The Glennies. Along the way we were entertained and tutored about flora, fauna and animals that included Sea Eagles, Falcons, Seals and even a juvenile Humpback whale that we saw up close and personal. What a fabulous experience, that I highly recommend. Terry Green. Read more Written 26 February 2021
• kingt559 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic day at Wilson’s Promontory Wow have these guys got it right. Friendly staff who were just so helpful all day. The food oh my it was good. Morning tea, lunch, dessert and an awesome fruit platter for arvo tea. All individually served being very COVID safe. The scenery was just spectacular. Crystal clear waters and a boulders of all shapes and sizes created such a picturesque views of the Prom. The cruise went for 9 hours and other than the hour and half we were ashore, swimming in Refuge cove we were spotting seals and loads of native birds. Certainly the best way to see Wilson’s Prom. I will certainly go again. Read more Written 31 January 2021
• Jenn-aus 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Summer Prom cruise Perfect sunshiny day on the water, exciting trip, pretty bumpy on the way out so grateful for the ginger tablets provided. Skull rock was sensational, loved the playful seals and was fabulous to see the lighthouse. I’ve stayed and hiked at the Prom a dozen times but this new perspective was amazing. Thanks Dave for just the right balance of humour, passion and commentary. Read more Written 23 January 2021
• 407annaw 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Absolutely Awesome! This was an absolutely awesome experience! Having sailed in Europe and NZ I can honestly say this was up there with an uniquely Australian feel and experience. From the moment we stepped into the front office we felt welcomed by Tara to the boys on the boat Toby and Sam who were so caring informative and friendly. Scull rock was unique and so amazing up close, the photos don’t do it justice. Would definitely recommend and do this trip again, I feel there would be something new to see every time! Worth every $ and our teenage kids loved it. Read more Written 16 January 2021
• JoD_Melbourne 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Spectacular scenery and fun experience Stunning boating experience along the Prom coast, down to the southern most tip of Australia and around spectacular islands abundant with seal life. I didn’t feel sea sick (thanks to the ginger tablets that were offered). The crew were very knowledgeable, friendly and talented boat handlers. This trip was exhilarating- highly recommended! Read more Written 13 December 2020
• lisagB452PY 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wilson’s prom tour with hundreds of seals.! The Pennicott cruise around Wilson’s prom exceeded our expectations. The boat is really appropriate - small enough but super stable and fast when it needs to be., handled the swell really well., plenty of time to stand up when you’re at the Wright s and take pics.. up close..! The staff were very professional, knew a lot, pointed out interesting facts and locations., all with a dash of Aussie humour. The seals were a stand out.... so many seals.!!! And so happy to be around the boat.. the rules are well laid out around safety and presently health and social distancing etc., fantastic wind breaker jackets provided., all super clean and new and comfy... highly recommend this for any age. X Read more Written 11 July 2020
• Noelene L 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wilsons Promontory Cruises What a FANTASTIC day......left at 9.30 morning tea freshly cooked......Buffet lunch ......afternoon tea and pre dinner finger food....PLUS a fantastic day....great crew and Captain.....will be back for the whales in August.... Read more Written 23 March 2020

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