Wilsons Promontory
$xxxx AUD
???? 2027 (4 days)
Moderate
Max Group: 10
GRANITE, SAND & SALT
Wilsons Promontory National Park
Granite, Sand & Salt is a slower-paced journey through the southern end of Wilsons Promontory, with enough time built in to really enjoy the places we camp. We’ll carry what we need between Sealers Cove, Little Waterloo Bay and Oberon Bay, but the days are deliberately manageable, leaving room for swims, long lunches, wandering the beach and settling into camp without feeling like we need to keep moving. It’s still a proper multi-day hike, just with a little more breathing room. You’ll want to throw a book in your pack for this one.
What to expect:
Total Distance: Approx 42 km
Total Ascent: Approx 1200m
Typical Day: 8-14km
Time on foot: Around 3-6 hours
Terrain: Coastal track, beaches, forest, granite headlands
Highlights
Walk through a completely different side of Victoria, with white sand, turquoise water and granite headlands
Camp at beautiful coastal sites including Sealers Cove, Little Waterloo Bay and Oberon Bay
Spend four days linking beaches, forest and sheltered coves around the southern Prom
Enjoy a slower-paced journey with time for swims, long lunches and unhurried afternoons at camp
Follow sections of track where the bush drops straight into the sea
Experience the contrast between quiet beaches, dense coastal forest and exposed granite country
A great introduction to multi-day hiking, or simply a chance to spend a few relaxed days moving through beautiful coastal country
Carry what we need between camps as a small group, with plenty of time to settle into the rhythm of life outside
Four days around the southern Prom, linking quiet coves, granite headlands and some of Victoria’s best coastal camps.
Day 1: Telegraph Saddle to Sealers Cove
10 km | approx. 300 m ascent | 3 hrs
We begin at Telegraph Saddle and head east through eucalypt forest, ferny gullies and the rebuilt Sealers Cove boardwalk before reaching the coast. The final approach into Sealers is a great reveal, with forest giving way to a broad sheltered beach and clear water. It’s a manageable first day, with plenty of time to settle into camp and enjoy the cove.
Day 2: Sealers Cove to Little Waterloo Bay
13.4 km | approx. 500 m ascent | 4.5 hrs
A brilliant coastal day. We climb away from Sealers, pass through Refuge Cove and continue around rocky headlands and through forest towards Waterloo Bay. The route links two Grade 4 coastal sections before finishing beside the white sand and clear water of Little Waterloo Bay.
Day 3: Little Waterloo Bay to Oberon Bay
Approx. 8 km | approx. 250 m ascent | 3 hrs
We leave the east coast and continue west across the southern Prom through heathland, coastal scrub and granite country towards Oberon Bay. This is deliberately the gentler day of the trip, giving us a good chance of arriving early enough for a swim, a long lunch, a wander along the beach or an afternoon doing very little.
Day 4: Oberon Bay to Tidal River
7.6 km | approx. 130 m ascent | 2.5 hrs
Our final morning follows the west coast northward, walking the length of Oberon Bay before crossing rocky headlands and passing Little Oberon Bay on the way into Tidal River. It’s a relaxed coastal finish, with one last mix of beach, granite and tea-tree country before we arrive back at the main hub of the Prom.
What’s Included:
Four days of Mountain Immersive trip facilitation
All meals and snacks during the journey
High quality, lightweight expedition tents
All group cooking equipment and fuel
Water treatment
Group navigation equipment and maps
Group first aid equipment
Satellite / emergency communications
All required Wilsons Promontory camping fees and permits
Trip transfers between the agreed meeting point, trailhead and finish
A small piece of Mountain Immersive kit to take home
Pre-trip information, gear guidance and group briefing
Not Included:
Transport to and from the trip meeting point
All personal clothing and equipment listed on the trip packing list
Personal travel expenses before or after the trip
Personal travel / ambulance insurance
Any meals or accommodation outside the trip
Booking Policies
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