Discover the Natural Wonders of Wilsons Promontory

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving to Wilsons Promontory National Park from Melbourne, take the M1 Princes Freeway (approximately 2.5 hours). Follow signs to the South Gippsland Highway (A440). Continue on A440 until you reach the turnoff for Wilsons Promontory Road, which will lead you into the park. Be sure to have a park entry pass, which costs around AUD $17 per vehicle for a day pass. Once inside the park, follow the signs to your desired destination, such as Tidal River, which is the main access point.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Wilsons Promontory using public transportation, take a train from Southern Cross Station in Melbourne to Leongatha Station. This journey takes about 2.5 hours. From Leongatha Station, you can catch a bus operated by V/Line or a local shuttle service towards Wilsons Promontory. Ensure you check the bus schedules in advance, as they may not run frequently. The bus fare is typically around AUD $10-$15. Once you arrive at the park entrance, you may need to pay the park entry fee if you haven't purchased a pass already.

• Taxi or Rideshare

  If you prefer a more direct route without public transport hassles, consider booking a taxi or a rideshare service from nearby towns like Foster or Leongatha. The fare will vary based on your pickup location but expect to pay around AUD $70-$100 for the trip to Wilsons Promontory National Park. Confirm in advance if the service can take you directly to your desired spot within the park.

• Cycling

  For the adventurous, cycling to Wilsons Promontory is an option. You can bike from Foster or Fish Creek, which are the closest towns. The distance is approximately 20-30 kilometers, depending on your starting point. Ensure your bike is in good condition and carry sufficient supplies, as some areas may not have services available. There are no specific entry fees for cyclists, but you will still need a park entry pass.