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An outdoor courtyard is visible, featuring a round glass table surrounded by four light blue chairs. Potted plants add greenery to the space, complemented by a wooden fence that provides privacy. The entrance to the cottage is seen through large glass sliding doors.
Cabin in Sandy Point
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Sandy Point Boatshed Studio

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. A Studio-style cottage, just for a couple, in a quiet and secluded area, and only a short walk (6 minutes) to the beach. Fully equipped cottage, with King size bed and all linen and towels supplied. A full kitchen (elec oven, gas cooktop, microwave, coffee pod machine, & dishwasher). Private, secluded courtyard, with outdoor furniture & BBQ. Log fire (all cut wood supplied) as well as R/C air conditioner. Private lane access and carpark.

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A rustic wooden barn is partially visible through the gentle sway of eucalyptus leaves. The structure is set among lush greenery, showcasing its natural surroundings and inviting a sense of tranquility. A pathway leads towards the entrance, blending seamlessly into the landscape.
Cabin in Yinnar South
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 290 reviews

The Barn - 5 Acres of Idyllic Bushland With Views

Set between stunning natural bushland & Gippsland's sprawling agricultural hills, 'The Barn' offers a unique escape back into nature's gentle rhythm. Relax on 5 acres of private forest with valley views. Inside, enjoy the carefully curated spaces & timber furnishings. Soak in the views from the bath. Keep an eye out for a koala, wallaby or lyrebird. Cook your own wood-fired pizza (season-dependent). Explore local national parks or swim at some of Victoria’s most beautiful, untouched beaches.

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A spacious studio accommodation features a queen bed with floral bedding, positioned beside a large window that provides natural light. A comfortable sofa faces a small dining table set for four. A full-sized refrigerator is located in the kitchenette area, completing the inviting setup.
Guesthouse in Inverloch
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 361 reviews

Beach Studio - close to Beach and Main Street

Fabulous Studio upstairs - Spacious and private with self contained kitchenette. Suitable for the corporate traveller or those seeking a beach getaway. The Inverloch main street with shopping and eateries is a 7 minute walk away. Beach & walking path only 400m from your door. Perfectly located to explore Bass Coast, Phillip Island, Wilson's Promontory South Gippsland region. Kitchen has kettle, toaster, microwave, sandwich press, air fryer, & electric frypan. Local takeaway available

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The exterior of a newly built one-bedroom house is showcased, featuring a patio area with a table and chairs. Sliding glass doors open into the interior, while colorful flower pots add vibrancy to the outdoor space. A chimney is visible on the roof.
Home in Sandy Point
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 441 reviews

Sandy Point Gallery Cottage

Luxury finish to a new one-bedroom house designed for a couple to enjoy a romantic holiday. Short walk to a magnificent beach, close to Wilsons Prom, and in a quiet, peaceful environment. All facilities, including quality cotton sheets, towels, full kitchen, log fire, air con, dishwasher, all detergents, spice rack, coffee pods, cooking oils, small bowl of chocolates. Flat land, no steps, wheelchair friendly, & twin showers. Bush garden, native birds and occasional koala.

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Farm stay in Fish Creek
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 334 reviews

Prom view nursery cabin

A very comfy cabin set on 54 acres, only 8 Ks from Fish Creek. just 15 minutes to the “front gate”of The prom - (50 minutes to tidal river), Waratah and Sandy Point. Quiet apart from a cow or two, heaps of bird life And occasional koala. Tea, coffee and continental breakfast included (bread, muffins,jams, choice of cereals)- Gluten Free on request. A fire during winter. Tank water only- short showers please No cooking facilities except for BBQ. (toaster&microwave)

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The spacious sleeping area features a comfortable king bed dressed in soft linens and blankets. Opposite the bed, a cozy seating arrangement includes a loveseat and a woven chair, illuminated by warm table lamps. A rustic wood heater adds charm, with a round mirror enhancing the light and space.
Farm stay in Tarra Valley
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 333 reviews

Wild Falls Animal Lovers Heaven

This self-contained and stand-alone bungalow sits along our backyard with seperate driveway & entrance. The studio includes a comfortable king bed, fireplace, ensuite bathroom, kitchenette, outdoor deck & BBQ. We are nestled in the national park area with only trails and waterfalls nearby, the area is quiet making it a peaceful getaway from the city & into nature. Come prepared with food or snacks as the nearest town is Yarram, 20-minutes away. Follow us @wild_falls

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A long wooden dining table is positioned near large glass doors, offering expansive views of rolling hills. Simple black chairs surround the table, and candle holders rest on the table, adding an understated touch to the modern rustic decor.
Cabin in Fish Creek
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 286 reviews

Loft House Country Retreat - stunning views

" Beautiful views, stunning location, great quality and modern rustic decor" - L.2025 We welcome you to enjoy this boutique romantic accommodation for 2 with amazing 180 degree views over rolling hills to Fish Creek and beyond from every window. Spacious and self contained with a sunny modern comfortable artistic interior. Close to Wilson's Promontory, Fish Creek, Foster, Waratah Bay, wineries and beaches. The perfect base for exploring South Gippsland.

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Two white cockatoos are perched on a wooden fence post, one appearing to take flight while the other remains grounded. The background reveals a rolling green landscape with sparse trees, providing a serene view of the farm setting.
Guesthouse in Binginwarri
5 out of 5 average rating, 307 reviews

Golden Creek B&B, Binginwarri

Nestled into the hill on a 100 acre farm on the Golden Creek, this 1-bedroom guesthouse with kitchenette, is ideal for couples seeking peace & seclusion, where it is all about you, the view, the wildlife and the weather. Stargaze, enjoy sunny days on the verandah or, a panoramic view of sweeping rain from the cosiness of the cabin. Port Welshpool whale watching tours are 18 minutes away. Breakfast goods are supplied by your hosts Deb and Ken

Top Guest favourite
A modern house is set within a spacious yard, featuring a wooden front door and large windows. A table with chairs is positioned on the deck, alongside a shaded umbrella. Lush greenery surrounds the property, enhancing the serene outdoor environment.
Guest suite in Yanakie
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 513 reviews

Tombolo Too, Self contained 2 BR, Wilsons Prom

Just a 5 minute drive to Wilsons Prom National Park, walking distance to the Prom Cafe Pizza & General Store, the space is light filled and modern. Tombolo Too was built in 2017 & designed to accommodate up to 4 Airbnb guests. We live in a sectioned off area behind Tombolo Too so we're able to personally meet & greet everyone who stays, & provide local knowledge & information to ensure that you get the most out of your visit to The Prom.

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A charming cabin is nestled among native trees in a grassy area. A gravel path leads to the entrance, which is flanked by white outdoor chairs. The exterior features a pitched roof and large windows, providing a bright and welcoming appearance.
Cabin in Yanakie
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 259 reviews

Bluegum - The Yanakie House - Wilsons Promontory

The Yanakie House and Cabins are situated on a peaceful secluded property, surrounded by farmland and only minutes to the gate of Wilsons Promontory. Bluegum offers modern studio accommodation with spectacular views of the Prom and Corner Inlet. Ideal for couples or the perfect getaway for two! Consider my other listings called Banksia Cabin, Wattle Cabin or The Yanakie House for different designs or if this is booked out!

Top Guest favourite
The open-plan living area features a comfortable seating arrangement, including a blue sofa and armchair. A modern wood heater is positioned near a flat-screen TV. The dining area, illuminated by natural light, includes a wooden dining table and a well-equipped kitchen with white cabinetry and a blue tiled backsplash.
Cottage in Yanakie
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 329 reviews

'Cottage by the Sea' - Wilsons Promontory

This beautiful property is located in Yanakie, gateway to the world famous Wilsons Promontory National Park. This light filled Cottage sits on three blissful acres and has spectacular views across Corner Inlet and farmland and is only minutes from the gates of ‘The Prom'. The Cottage has been recently built with modern decor and is perfect for couples or a family. Wake to the sun rising over the water.

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Farm stay in Alberton
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 556 reviews

Bluegum views bungalow with full ensuite bathroom

Breakfast included. Perfect couples getaway or stopover. Your bungalow with rustic touches is recently renovated with new self contained bathroom and kitchenette. Your room has a split system air conditioner. Views of blue gums and the Strzelecki Ranges. Ample parking and private entrance and outdoor area. All linen and continental breakfast included.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Wilsons Promontory?

    Choose stays around Tidal River or nearby towns, with cabins and cottages close to beaches and walking tracks. Many guests appreciate accommodations with kitchen amenities and outdoor spaces for relaxing after a day outside.

  • What are the best things to do in Wilsons Promontory with kids?

    Kids often enjoy wading at Tidal River, exploring the Tidal Overlook Walk, and joining junior ranger activities. Wildlife spotting is popular, with wallabies and wombats frequently seen near main picnic areas.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Wilsons Promontory?

    Explore sheltered beaches, hike forested trails, and spot wildlife such as kangaroos and wombats. Squeaky Beach and Mount Oberon are frequently suggested for scenic vistas and natural beauty.

  • How is the weather in Wilsons Promontory?

    Wilsons Promontory has mild summers with highs near 70°F (21°C), and cooler, wetter winters around 48–56°F (9–13°C). Rain is more common in winter, so packing waterproof layers is suggested year-round.

  • When is the best time to visit Wilsons Promontory?

    Late spring and summer are often recommended for milder weather around 60–70°F (15–21°C), ideal for beach walks and hiking. In winter, expect cooler and wetter conditions, which create tranquil settings for quieter exploration.

  • What are the best places to visit in Wilsons Promontory?

    Frequent suggestions include Squeaky Beach for striking white sand, Mount Oberon for panoramic views, and Tidal River for easy access to trails and picnics. These spots showcase the diverse landscapes of the national park.

  • What are some hiking trails in Wilsons Promontory?

    Explore trails such as the Mount Oberon Summit Walk, Lilly Pilly Gully Nature Walk, and the southern loop track toward Sealers Cove. Each trail has distinct forest, coastal, or panoramic views.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Wilsons Promontory?

    Families often enjoy short hikes like the Lilly Pilly Gully Nature Walk, guided ranger activities, and beach play at Tidal River. Wildlife viewing is popular, with many native species seen near picnic areas.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Wilsons Promontory?

    Around Wilsons Promontory, travelers often visit scenic coastline towns, explore local art galleries, or wander rural markets. Many find the surroundings rich with nature reserves suitable for bushwalking and birdwatching.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Wilsons Promontory?

    Wilsons Promontory has some pet-friendly accommodations in towns nearby, though pets are typically not permitted in most national park areas. It is suggested to check individual property listings for specific pet policies.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Wilsons Promontory?

    Check trail conditions before hiking, as weather can shift quickly. Packing extra layers and snacks is suggested, and early mornings are often recommended for spotting native animals along quieter paths.

  • What is Wilsons Promontory known for?

    Wilsons Promontory is known for its pristine beaches, granite mountains, and protected wildlife. The area is recognized as a national park with rich biodiversity and dramatic coastal scenery.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Wilsons Promontory?

    Explore quiet spots like Whisky Bay, Little Waterloo Bay, and the rainforest setting of the Waterloo Bay Walk. These areas are often suggested for peaceful moments and less-traveled landscapes.

  • What are the best foods to try in Wilsons Promontory?

    Explore locally sourced produce, seafood from nearby waters, and baked goods from village bakeries. Many find the regional cheeses, honey, and seasonal fruits to be flavorful highlights of the area.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Wilsons Promontory?

    Pack sturdy shoes for hiking, a waterproof jacket for changing weather, sun protection, and reusable water bottles. Many guests bring binoculars for wildlife spotting and a camera to capture landscapes.

  • What is the nightlife in Wilsons Promontory like?

    Nightlife in Wilsons Promontory centers on relaxed evenings, with opportunities for stargazing and listening to nocturnal wildlife. Many guests unwind at local lodges or partake in small community events around the national park.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Wilsons Promontory?

    Wilsons Promontory has seasonal ranger-led walks and nature programs, especially during school holidays. Community events centered around conservation and environmental awareness are frequently suggested in the area.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Wilsons Promontory?

    Wilsons Promontory has vacation rentals suitable for families, with options close to natural attractions and sheltered beaches. Homes with kitchen facilities and outdoor spaces are frequently suggested for a relaxed visit with children.

All about Wilsons Promontory

Victoria’s largest coastal wilderness area dials up the natural drama with white-sand beaches, granite mountains, a marine reserve perfect for surfing, and plenty of kangaroos, emus, and wombats to keep your camera busy for days on end. Covering the state’s southernmost peninsula — which also happens to be the most southerly point of mainland Australia — Wilsons Promontory National Park’s 123,500 acres are webbed with hiking trails, some of which lead to the famed Squeaky Beach. Others take you through dense native forest and mountaintop lookouts. Before entering the park, stop in the tiny gateway town of Yanakie to stock up on provisions, or else buy supplies inside the park at Tidal River Campground.

What are the top things to do in Wilsons Promontory?

Watersports

Divers come to Wilsons Promontory to explore the offshore Marine National Park (the state’s first and largest), with its wondrous underwater granite cliffs and deep reefs. If you prefer to stay dry, take in the sea from the comfort of a cruise, unique birdlife overhead, and noisy seal colonies along the shore. Get your camera ready for Skull Rock, an enormous granite monolith that juts out of the water.

Mount Oberon Summit Hike

The promontory’s network of 80 hiking tracks covers leisurely, family-friendly day strolls to more strenuous overnight hikes. A favorite is to the top of Mount Oberon, a two-hour round-trip trek from the Telegraph Saddle car park, culminating in panoramas over Tidal River, Bass Strait, and offshore islands.

Squeaky Beach

A short walk from Tidal River Campground or Lilly Pilly Gully car park is Squeaky Beach, a long stretch of powder-white sand so rich in quartz that it squeaks when stepped upon. Enormous granite boulders covered in orange lichen hug the northern headland, creating a maze of passages and caves for adventurous travelers to explore. Be sure to end your visit with a dip in the turquoise sea.

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    Wilsons Promontory stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!