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Explore Prom Country

There are so many things to do in and near Wilsons Promontory National Park. Llarrinda Bed and Breakfast is a perfect base from which to explore this southern-most part of mainland Australia, with its empty windswept beaches, temperate rainforests, abundant wildlife and waterfalls.


Wilsons Prom, Sandy Point, Waratah Bay, Walkerville, Cape Liptrap, Agnes Falls and Tarra Bulga National Park are just some of the great destinations to discover.


And then there is amazing fishing, boating, surfing, wind surfing, kayaking, snorkelling, diving and mountain bike riding - all a short drive from our door.


The district is also rich with artists, and we are only a stone's throw from the fabulous galleries in Fish Creek, Foster, Toora, Meeniyan, and other small, creative communities.


Foster itself is a bustling country town and service centre for outlying communities. With two supermarkets, two bakeries, several cafe's and restaurants, clothing, gift and hardware shops, beauty salons, library, galleries - and of course a pub - we have everything to meet your needs.

5 stops to visit from Sydney to Melbourne

Learn to surf on the Sapphire Coast and eat and drink your way through Gippsland. You'll see ocean, bushland, forest and lakes in these 5 must-stop spots from Sydney to Melbourne, according to Driveaway Holidays.

Want to explore but don't want to drive?

Call the Butterfly Passenger Service, which is based in Foster for travel in and around South Gippsland.

  • Door to door service
  • Friendly, experienced driver
  • 2017 sedan with full insurance cover
  • Accredited and licenced with Commercial
Passenger Vehicles, Vic.

Call Kerry on 0411 334 236

Things to do and places to explore in and near Wilsons Promontory National Park. 

Whale Watching

Every year, from May to November, Humpback Whales and endangered Southern Right Whales travel along our coastline on their migration from and back to Antarctica, to calve and then return home. Wildlife Coast Cruises is once again offering a number of whale watching cruises around the coast of Wilsons Prom National Park. Additional (non-whale watching) Wilsons Prom cruises are scheduled for dates in November, December, February, March and April. For enquiries and bookings, visit www.wildlifecoastcruises.com.au or call 1300763 739. 

Multi Eco-Tourism winner, Wilsons Promontory Cruises offers daily cruises (weather permitting) along the western coastline and around the islands of Wilsons Prom, where you are guaranteed to see the southernmost point of mainland Australia, a vast colony of Australian Fur Seals and, in the season, whales. While Southern Right whales and Humpback whales are most commonly spotted, it's also possible to see Killer whales (Orcas), Blue whales and Pygmy Blue whales in these waters and, of course, Dolphins.  It's a 2-½ hour cruise in an open boat and is a fantastic way to spend a morning or afternoon.  


So layer up and book your tickets with us at Llarrinda, as we donate 100% of the commission we earn to our local wildlife rescue hero, Bass Coast/South Gippsland Wildlife Rescue and Shelter.

Bushwalking and wildlife

Beautiful beaches

Cruises

  • Wildlife Coast Cruises :
  • Prom Coast Discovery Tours
  • Pennicott Wilderness Journeys: Discover the beautiful granite coastline and rugged wilderness of Wilsons Promontory National Park on this 2 ½ hour cruise, which leaves from Norman Beach at Tidal River daily. See South Point - the southernmost tip of mainland Australia, the granite monolith of Skull Rock, get close to a colony of Australian Fur Seals, see the nesting areas of the White Bellied Sea Eagle, and watch for Common and Bottlenose Dolphins and Whales, such as the Southern Right and Humpback as they migrate (September to December and May to July). Tickets can be booked at Llarrinda and we donate the commission we earn to local wildlife rescue.

Arts & Culture

Food & Wine

Fishing

Scenic Drives

Scenic Flights

Events

Dining out in Prom Country

Dining out in Foster

Dining out in Fish Creek

Dining out in Meeniyan

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