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Gippsland — Wilsons Promontory & the coast

Full day · ~12 hours

A wilderness-coast day to Victoria's southern tip. We drive you down to Wilsons Promontory National Park — Tidal River, the white-quartz sand of Squeaky Beach, and the Mount Oberon or Pillar Point views — through the green dairy country and tree-fern gullies of South Gippsland. Big nature, few crowds, and you in the back the whole way.

Your day, stop by stop

What we’ll do.

Times are guidance — we adjust on the day to your group’s pace.

  1. 07

    07:00

    Pickup from your home

    Early start — it's around 2.5 hours southeast to the Prom.

  2. 09

    09:30

    Meeniyan or Foster — coffee stop

    South Gippsland village break before the park gate.

  3. 10

    10:30

    Wilsons Prom — Tidal River

    The park hub; visitor centre, river mouth and the start of the short walks.

  4. 11

    11:30

    Squeaky Beach

    Granite boulders and squeaking white quartz sand — the Prom's signature stop.

  5. 13

    13:00

    Lunch (pack-in or Tidal River)

    Limited food in the park — we recommend bringing lunch; we'll advise at booking.

  6. 14

    14:00

    Mount Oberon / Pillar Point view

    Choose the steep summit walk or the gentler lookout — wide views over the Prom.

  7. 15

    15:30

    Return drive

    Comfortable run back through the green hills.

  8. 18

    18:30

    Drop-off at home

    Door-to-door return.

What’s included

  • Premium 8-seat MPV for the whole day
  • Driver, fuel and all road tolls
  • Door-to-door pickup and drop-off
  • Up to 12 hours from pickup to drop-off

Not included

  • Wilsons Promontory park entry / fees where applicable
  • Meals and snacks (limited food inside the park)
  • Guided commentary (we drive — exploring is yours)

Common questions

Good to know.

Is there food at Wilsons Prom?
Only a small general store at Tidal River, often busy. We strongly recommend bringing lunch and water — we'll remind you at booking and stop for supplies on the way down.
How hard is Mount Oberon?
It's a steady ~7 km return climb on a management track — doable for most reasonable fitness, around 2 hours. Not keen? Pillar Point and the beaches give you the views with far less effort.

Plan your visit

Gippsland on Visit Victoria

The official Victorian Government tourism guide — opening times, attractions and what’s on. We just do the driving.

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