Wilsons Promontory Local Knowledge
- Activities (2)
- Must do/see (1)
- What to do (3)
Activities
In a kayak, face the great ocean from sea level. No machines or fossil fuels, only salt spray, rolling water, sea birds and companions. Smooth strokes propel the sleek craft as they slice through the swell. Dolphins and seals sometimes swim around unperturbed by our presence.
Wilson's Promontory National Park is one of Victoria's most loved and naturally maintained national parks in Victoria. Renowned for its breathtaking scenery, pristine white beaches, coastal forests, walking tracks and an abundance of native wildlife, it is an experience you will never forget!
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Tastes of Prom CountryJoin us to celebrate the diverse food, wine, music and arts that are Prom Country. Experience the finest wines Prom Country has to offer, the highest quality extra-virgin olive oil, natural handmade soaps, farm fresh produce, cooking demonstrations by local chefs, breads and baked treats, prize winning preserves, gourmet cheeses, native Australian bush-food and many more edible treats. |
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Fishing at Shallow Inlet, YanakieGood fishing is to be had by boat or on land. Boats can be hired at Shallow Inlet Caravan Park or it is best to try at low tide on the banks of the channel infront of the car park at the end of Lester road. Access is also available to Shallow Inlet at the end of Hoorigan Camp Lane (Millars Road) or Adams Lane. |
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Prom Country Farmers MarketsProm Country Farmers Markets are held every 3rd Saturday of each month from November through until April from 8am-1pm. Markets are held at the Foster Hall, Main Street Foster. Entry is free. The markets are a plastic bag free zone, please bring your own bags |
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South Gippsland Rail TrailA well-surfaced rail trail for horse riding, cycling and walking. The surface is also suitable for wheelchairs. It's very close to the beach towns of South Gippsland, and the Prom itself, is gently undulating and has some lovely views of pasture and the sea. |