Embark on a breathtaking full-day cruise around Wilson's Promontory, with a memorable stop at Refuge Cove. Enjoy inclusive meals and refreshments.
- Embark on a thrilling cruise around Wilson's Promontory's untouched coastlines and unique islands.
- Experience stunning landscapes and abundant wildlife aboard the modern catamaran, Brianna Lee.
- Enjoy morning tea, afternoon tea, and lunch while visiting Prom Lighthouse and Skull Rock.
- Explore over 100 km of pristine coastline on an eco-accredited tour, endorsed by Parks Victoria.
- Choose the voucher option and add a gift pack, including a personalised message card and video reveal.
Set sail on an unforgettable adventure with a full day of cruising around the legendary Wilson's Promontory. Experience the thrill of exploring unique islands and untouched coastlines, revealing secrets that can only be accessed from the sea. Delight in the beauty of marine life hotspots within this majestic national park, a treasure trove of natural wonders waiting to be discovered.
Hop aboard the sleek and modern catamaran cruiser, Brianna Lee, and get ready to explore stunning landscapes! You'll see rugged coastlines, beautiful islands, and amazing rock formations. This unique journey will allow you to witness nature's wonders at every turn, and you might spot lots of wildlife in their natural homes.
Savour morning tea, afternoon tea, and a sumptuous lunch as you cruise past iconic landmarks like the Prom Lighthouse and Skull Rock. Visit the Kanowna Island fur seal colony and enjoy a two-hour respite at the serene Refuge Cove. Traverse over 100 km of pristine coastline, exploring remote granite islands on this advanced eco-accredited tour, recognised by Parks Victoria for its excellence.
Available during the warmer months. Check the calendar for the most up-to-date availability.
Valid for one person.
Ninety per cent of cruises sight dolphins or seals, but this is not guaranteed. The operator does not refund if dolphins or seals are not sighted.
All ages are welcome. This tour travels into open waters, which may be choppy at times, taking motion sickness tablets is recommended.













