Take a scenic walk to the Sealers Cove

What was once a settlement for logging and sealing, is now one of The Prom’s most picturesque and secluded circular coves and never fails to enchant it’s viewers with its beautiful turquoise water, attracting dolphins and seals and providing a serene environment for its visitors. The long scenic walk to the Sealers Cove includes mountains and rainforests and is definitely worth visiting.

Experience black swans and mangroves

If you want to see flora and fauna and beautiful black swans, then Miller’s Landing near the park entrance is the place to be at. Millers Landing, a beach on the southern side of Corner Inlet, is home to mangroves, migrating birds, aquatic plants, coastal banksia, stringybark woodlands, and different kinds of other wildlife such as kangaroos. 

Hike to Refuge Cove

The Refuge Cove is another secluded beach on the east side of The Prom. You can get there by walking north on the walking track from Sealer’s Cove, which provides amazing views, or by walking south from Little Waterloo Bay. The Refuge Cove is located close to the sea and is home to a plethora of wildlife such as dolphins, sharks, whales, penguins, sea eagles and other bird life. Cruises are also offered here. The Refuge Cove campsite is perfect for hikers and boaters since the boats can be pulled right into the bay and anchored there.

Indulge in the magical meeting of the land and sea from Mount Oberon

The hike up Mt Oberon leads to the viewing platform at the summit of Mount Oberon, from where you can see the magical meeting of the land and sea. The hike up this mountain provides many picturesque views but the most special one is the view of the setting sun as it casts its warm glow on the Tidal River below. 

Cruise in luxury around the Prom’s coastline

What better way to experience the marine national park full of seabird colonies, turtles, whales and fur seals than to cruise around the Prom’s coastline? Take a cruise around the Prom’s coastline to view islands, rock formations, wildlife and coastlines that you would not be able to access by land otherwise. Some of the cruises also offer lunch and free wifi, along with an experience of a lifetime. 

Watch a movie under the stars

If watching a movie under the stars while you relax and breathe in some fresh air grabs your attention, then all you have to do is check The Prom’s facebook page- The Prom Open Air Cinema for showtimes, grab a blanket or bean bag and head to the The Prom Open Air Cinema at Wilsons Promontory. You can even buy snacks from the shop next to it to munch on while you watch the movie. 

Sail, Dive and Snorkel

Wilsons Promontory Marine National Park provides a lot of options for activities such as scuba diving, snorkeling, diving, canoeing and kayaking. You can go diving and spot  Red Velvetfish, Wrasse, Eastern Blue Groper, Sea stars and schools of Berber and these are merely some of the underwater attractions amongst the many that it has to offer. You can also go canoeing and kayaking and explore the beautiful, serene waterways and spot wildlife which you might not be able to see when you hike. Not only that, snorkeling into the waters of Norman Beach is also an option.