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Wilsons Promontory Cruise

8.5 hours – Wilsons Prom Full Day Cruise – Departs Port Welshpool Jetty

Explore the remote coastline of Wilsons Prom and secluded Refuge Cove

Experience the wild beauty of Wilsons Promontory on a full day coastal cruise exploring one of Victoria’s most spectacular and remote national parks. Surrounded by rugged granite peaks, turquoise waters and untouched coastline, it’s a chance to unwind and reconnect with nature.

Travel along the dramatic coastline to the southernmost point of mainland Australia. Visit iconic landmarks including Skull Rock, Rabbit Island and the historic Wilsons Promontory Lighthouse.

A highlight of the day is a stop at the secluded Refuge Cove, where you’ll have time to swim, kayak, paddle board or enjoy a short bush walk in this peaceful corner of the Prom, with morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea served on board throughout the day.

Highlights

  • See Skull Rock, Rabbit Island, Roaring Meg, southernmost point of mainland Australia and the Prom Lighthouse
  • Stop at secluded Refuge Cove
  • Swim, kayak, paddle board or enjoy a short bush walk
  • Spot seals, dolphins and coastal birdlife
  • Explore remote coastline only accessible by boat


Includes

  • 8.5 Hour boat tour (Includes a 2 hour stopover in Refuge Cove)
  • Relaxed small group experience (max 30 guests)
  • Visit Refuge Cove
  • Clear bottom kayaks and stand-up paddle board
  • Lunch, morning and afternoon tea, plus refreshments


Departure Location

Port Welshpool Jetty
80 Lewis Street, Port Welshpool VIC
Getting to Port Welshpool

Due to fuel restrictions and rising fuel costs, our Full Day Wilsons Promontory Cruise dates are currently limited. If you have a group booking or a specific date in mind that isn’t available, please contact us directly and we’ll do our best to help.
Ample full day parking is available for free in Port Welshpool, click here to view parking and departure map
This tour travels into open waters and vessel motion may occur at times, taking motion sickness tablets is recommended.
For passengers’ safety, the front deck (bow) is restricted to persons over 1 metre tall.

Tickets Prices

Adult:
$525.00
Concession:
$475.00
Child (ages 3-15):
$425.00
Group 5+:
$446.50 pp

Dates & Times

Departs From
Port Welshpool Jetty
Tues, Thurs & Sat - February to April Currently Limited
9:30am
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Frequent Questions

Where does the Wilsons Prom Full Day Cruise depart?

The Wilsons Prom Full Day Cruise departs from Port Welshpool Jetty, 80 Lewis Street, Port Welshpool VIC.

What time should I arrive for my cruise?

We recommend arriving at your departure destination 30 minutes before your cruise departure time to allow for parking and unforeseen delays.

Boarding commences at our boat 15 minutes prior to cruise departure time.

If you are running late or having issues finding our departure locations please contact our office on (03) 5952 9500 as cruises will depart on time

What should I bring/wear?

  • A camera as there are plenty of photo opportunities.
  • Comfortable clothing, walking shoes, sun hat & sunglasses
  • Wind/rain-proof jacket
  • Bathers, towel (wetsuit, snorkelling gear)
  • Sunscreen & insect repellent
  • Help us reduce plastic waste - Bring your own keep cup and refillable Water bottle

What food is served onboard?

Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea are included on the day. Alcohol and soft drinks are available at bar prices. Please let us know of any special dietary requests prior to the cruise.

Will the cruise be rough?

This varies a lot on the weather on the day, but we do recommend taking sea sickness tablets as the cruise does travel into open waters.

Should I take sea sickness tablets?

Yes, we recommend taking sea sickness tablets that you can get from a local chemist as the cruise does travel into open waters.

Are there any restrictions for younger children?

For passengers safety, to access the front deck you are required to be over 1 metre tall. We also require that all children be supervised by an adult or guardian throughout the cruise

Discover the Coastline of Wilsons Prom

Cruise along the rugged shores of Wilsons Promontory National Park where towering granite cliffs, hidden beaches and offshore islands create one of Australia’s most breathtaking coastal landscapes.

Along the way you will visit spectacular locations including the caverns of Skull Rock, the dramatic cave at Rabbit Island and the striking granite valley of Fenwick Bight. The cruise also passes the historic Wilsons Promontory Lighthouse and reaches the southernmost point of mainland Australia.

This remote coastline is largely inaccessible by road, making a boat journey one of the best ways to experience its scale and natural beauty.

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Skull Rock, Wilsons Prom

Cleft Island, commonly known as Skull Rock is one of the hidden secrets of Wilsons Promontory, inaccessible by land and located off the southeastern tip of the Wilsons Promontory.

This monolithic island is a sight to behold with a rocky cavern towering 60m high and 130m wide, you can feel its towering presence as the boat drifts below the magnificent landmark.

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Refuge Cove Stopover

A highlight of the cruise is time spent at beautiful Refuge Cove, one of the most secluded and protected anchorages in Wilsons Promontory.

Here you can step ashore and enjoy the calm turquoise waters and white sand beach. With very few boats visiting the cove, it often feels like your own private corner of the Prom.

Guests have time to relax, swim, explore the shoreline or simply take in the quiet beauty of this remote location.

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Kayak at Refuge Cove, Wilsons Prom Paddleboard in the sheltered Refuge Cove

Explore by Kayak, Paddleboard or on Foot

For those wanting to explore a little further, clear bottom kayaks and stand up paddleboards are available to use while anchored in the cove on this small group experience.

Glide across the crystal clear water, take in the surrounding forest and granite peaks, or head off on a short bush walk to experience the wilderness of Wilsons Promontory from land.

You are also welcome to bring your own snorkelling gear to explore the clear waters of Refuge Cove.

It’s a rare opportunity to experience this remote part of the Prom in a relaxed, small group setting.

Wildlife of Wilsons Prom

Wilsons Promontory is home to an incredible variety of wildlife both on land and at sea. Throughout the cruise you may encounter:

  • Australian fur seals resting on offshore rocks
  • Pods of common or bottlenose dolphins
  • Seabirds including gannets, shearwaters and white-bellied sea eagles
  • Coastal wildlife such as emus occasionally seen along the shoreline
  • Each cruise offers something different as wildlife moves through this rich and dynamic coastal environment.
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