UNCOVER THE IDYLLIC MORNINGTON PENINSULA & UNWIND IN THE MAGICAL NATURAL HOT SPRINGS ON OUR SMALL GROUP DAY TOUR.

Time to hit the highway with our small group (4 - 11 guests) and make our way to the idyllic Mornington Peninsula. Our first stop is the summit of Arthur’s Seat where we’ll share panoramic ocean views and a bite of morning tea. This is just a taste of things to come.

We move onto Bushrangers Bay for a 5km return hike featuring unreal coastal scenery, rocky bays, wild oceans and one picturesque lighthouse. Spot local kangaroos and listen to the songs of native birds as we wander along the undulating path. After we return from our first hike, we will head to Cape Schanck for a smaller walk in the lighthouse precinct. 

To refuel, we stop at one of Mornington Peninsula's award winning cafes (and we can see why)

Our final stop, Peninsula Hot Springs which is an award-winning natural hot springs and outdoor day spa destination. It’s the perfect way to end a great date with nature! (Bathing time 2h)

HIGHLIGHTS & INCLUSIONS

• One guided 5km hike to Bushrangers Bay

• Plenty of chances to see wildlife including kangaroos and native birds

• Entrance to Peninsula Hot Springs (Bath house) & Mornington Peninsula National Park

 

INCLUSIONS

• Towels for use in the Hot Springs

• Rain Ponchos, First Aid & Towels

• Friendly and knowledgeable tour guides

• Unforgettable memories

NOT INCLUDED 

• Lunch 

• Hotel pickup 

 

WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable trainers or hiking boots

• Water bottle (1L)

• Cash or credit card for lunch (around $25)

• Warm layers just in case

• Swimsuit for the Peninsula Hot Springs (towels on us)

• A pair of sandals or slip-on shoes for the day spa areas (optional)

• Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat

PICK UP

CBD pick up: 7:30am @ 180 St Kilda Road, Southbank, directly outside the NGV (National Gallery of Victoria), near the large thumb sculpture.

CBD drop off: 5:30 pm

Great Ocean Road & 12 Apostles – Small-Group Adventure

Discover the Great Ocean Road differently! Visit the iconic 12 Apostles before the busiest crowds, explore hidden rainforest waterfalls, walk among towering Redwoods and spot wild koalas and kangaroos — all with a maximum of just 10 guests.

Our Great Ocean Road adventure is designed for travellers who want more than a typical sightseeing tour. Think incredible coastal scenery, beautiful rainforest walks, wildlife encounters, delicious local food and a relaxed road-trip atmosphere with like-minded adventurers.

Unlike most large coach tours, we travel the Great Ocean Road in reverse, heading inland first to reach the 12 Apostles earlier in the day. This means fewer crowds, more flexibility and more time exploring the places that make Victoria so special.

YOUR GREAT OCEAN ROAD ADVENTURE

Country Coffee Stop

We'll kick off the morning with a relaxed coffee stop in country Victoria before continuing towards the spectacular Shipwreck Coast.

12 Apostles – Beat the Crowds

Experience one of Australia's most iconic natural wonders before the busiest afternoon tour crowds arrive. Wander along the coastal boardwalks, admire the towering limestone formations and soak up breathtaking views of the wild Southern Ocean.

Gibson Steps – Walk Beneath the Cliffs

Descend the historic Gibson Steps to the beach below, where enormous limestone cliffs rise dramatically above the sand. It's an unforgettable perspective of the coastline and a fantastic opportunity for photos.

Beach access is subject to weather, tides and local conditions.

Lunch at The Perch – Lavers Hill

After exploring the coast, we'll stop for a delicious lunch at The Perch in Lavers Hill, one of our favourite local spots nestled in the beautiful Otways.

Enjoy a relaxed meal featuring local flavours, great coffee and the option of Victorian beer or wine. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are available.

You might even spot colourful native parrots visiting the surrounding area while we eat!

Lunch and drinks are purchased separately.

Hopetoun Falls – Great Otway National Park

Next, we venture into the lush Great Otway National Park for a short guided rainforest walk to spectacular Hopetoun Falls.

Follow the forest trail through towering trees and giant ferns before reaching one of the Otways' most beautiful waterfalls. It's a magical part of Victoria that many larger coach tours don't visit.

Californian Redwoods – Walk Among Giants

Discover a peaceful forest of towering Californian Redwoods hidden in the heart of the Otways.

Wander beneath these enormous trees, take stunning photos and experience the incredible tranquillity of this unique forest.

Wild Koala Spotting

Keep your eyes in the eucalyptus trees as we search for wild koalas in their natural habitat.

Our local guides know some fantastic wildlife spots, and we take the time to look for koalas, colourful native birds and other Australian animals along the way.

Apollo Bay – Coastal Village Charm

Enjoy some free time in the picturesque seaside town of Apollo Bay. Wander along the beach, grab a coffee or treat yourself to a locally made ice cream.

The Great Ocean Road – Scenic Coastal Drive

Now it's time to cruise along the famous Great Ocean Road itself!

Experience winding coastal roads, dramatic ocean views, beautiful beaches and lush green hills, with stops at some of our favourite scenic lookouts along the way.

Lorne – Beautiful Beaches & Coastal Views

Stretch your legs in the charming coastal town of Lorne. Enjoy the beachfront, browse the local shops or simply soak up the relaxed seaside atmosphere.

Wild Kangaroo Spotting

Before heading back to Melbourne, we'll look for wild kangaroos grazing around the Surf Coast.

It's a wonderful way to finish a day filled with iconic scenery, rainforest adventures and Australian wildlife.

Wildlife sightings are common but never guaranteed.

WHY CHOOSE HIKE & SEEK?

• Maximum 10 guests: Small, personal and relaxed adventures — no big coach crowds.

• Reverse-route itinerary: Visit the 12 Apostles before much of the afternoon tourist traffic.

• More time outdoors: Explore beaches, rainforests, waterfalls and wildlife habitats on foot.

• Hidden gems: Discover beautiful natural locations that many large tour buses skip.

• Lunch at The Perch: Enjoy a proper local lunch in the heart of the Otways.

• Passionate local guides: Friendly, First Aid-qualified guides who love sharing Victoria's natural wonders.

• Wildlife encounters: Opportunities to see wild koalas, kangaroos and native birds.

• Tour photos included: Your guide captures moments throughout the adventure.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 12 Apostles and the spectacular Shipwreck Coast

• Gibson Steps beach walk (conditions permitting)

• Lunch stop at The Perch, Lavers Hill

• Hopetoun Falls rainforest walk

• Towering Californian Redwoods

• Wild koala spotting

• Apollo Bay and Lorne

• Scenic lookouts along the Great Ocean Road

• Opportunities to spot wild kangaroos

• Maximum 10 guests

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• Friendly, knowledgeable local guide

• Comfortable small-group transport from Melbourne

• National park entry

• Guided walks and nature experiences

• Wildlife spotting opportunities

• Photos taken by your guide

• Rain ponchos when needed

• First-aid equipment

• An unforgettable day exploring Victoria!

WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED

• Lunch at The Perch (purchased separately)

• Coffee, snacks and personal purchases

• Hotel pickup

WALKING & FITNESS LEVEL

This is an active sightseeing adventure featuring several short walks throughout the day, including coastal boardwalks, forest trails, steps and beach access.

The walk to Hopetoun Falls includes approximately 200 steps, while Gibson Steps involves a steep staircase to reach the beach.

You don't need to be an experienced hiker, but you should be comfortable walking on uneven surfaces and climbing stairs.

Our guides can adjust certain activities where possible, depending on the group's abilities and local conditions.

WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable walking shoes or trainers

• Reusable water bottle (at least 1 litre)

• Warm layers and a waterproof jacket

• Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat

• Camera or phone

• Card or cash for lunch and snacks

• Small day bag

PICKUP & RETURN

Departure: 7:30am

Meeting point: 180 St Kilda Road, Southbank, Melbourne — near the big thumb sculpture outside the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV).

Please arrive approximately 10 minutes early.

Return: Approximately 7:00–7:30pm at the same location, depending on traffic and conditions.

Tour duration: Approximately 12 hours.

READY TO EXPLORE?

Whether you're travelling solo, with friends or as a couple, our Great Ocean Road adventure is all about discovering incredible places, meeting great people and making unforgettable memories.

Fewer people. Fewer crowds. More Great Ocean Road.

Come explore with Hike & Seek!

Phillip Island Penguin Parade & Small-Group Hiking Adventure

Experience the magic of the Penguin Parade, hike along spectacular coastal cliffs, meet Australian wildlife and discover the wild beauty of Phillip Island — all on an unforgettable small-group adventure from Melbourne!

With a maximum of just 10 guests, our Phillip Island tour combines breathtaking views across Bass Strait, a spectacular 6.8 km coastal hike, encounters with native Australian animals and the incredible sight of Little Penguins waddling home at sunset.

Unlike traditional Penguin Parade tours, we don't just drive you between attractions. We make the whole day an adventure!

Explore the rugged coastline of Cape Woolamai, discover the dramatic Pinnacles rock formations, wander among koalas in eucalyptus woodland, enjoy local food and experience the wild scenery of the Nobbies before watching the world's smallest penguins return from the ocean.

Penguins at sunset. Adventure all day.

YOUR PHILLIP ISLAND ADVENTURE

San Remo – Seaside Bakery & Coffee Stop

Our adventure begins as we leave Melbourne behind and head towards the beautiful Bass Coast.

Before crossing the bridge to Phillip Island, we'll stop in the charming seaside town of San Remo at a local bakery.

Grab a freshly brewed coffee, something delicious to eat and enjoy a relaxed introduction to the day before we head onto the island.

Cape Woolamai – Explore the Wild Coastline

Our first big adventure takes us to Cape Woolamai, one of Phillip Island's most spectacular natural landscapes.

Famous for its powerful surf, dramatic granite cliffs and rugged coastal scenery, Cape Woolamai offers breathtaking views across Bass Strait and the wild Southern Ocean.

We'll lace up our hiking shoes and embark on an approximately 6.8 km guided coastal circuit, following beautiful trails through coastal heathland, rocky headlands and incredible natural scenery.

Along the way, keep your eyes open for native wildlife, including wallabies, echidnas and seabirds.

During whale migration season, there's even a chance of spotting whales passing through the waters offshore!

The Pinnacles – Phillip Island's Dramatic Rock Formations

One of the highlights of our Cape Woolamai hike is the spectacular Pinnacles.

These impressive granite formations rise dramatically from the coastline, surrounded by crashing waves and breathtaking ocean views.

We'll take our time exploring the surrounding trails, enjoying the fresh sea air and capturing some incredible photographs of this wild and beautiful part of Phillip Island.

The combination of dramatic cliffs, colourful coastal vegetation and endless ocean makes this one of the island's most memorable landscapes.

Wildlife Along the Way – Wallabies, Echidnas & Seabirds

Phillip Island is home to an incredible variety of Australian wildlife, and our coastal hike provides some wonderful opportunities to spot animals in their natural habitat.

Keep an eye out for wallabies, echidnas and native birds, including short-tailed shearwaters during their seasonal presence on the island.

Our guides will share interesting facts about the local wildlife and unique environments we explore.

Wildlife sightings vary naturally and cannot be guaranteed.

Koala Conservation Reserve – Meet Australia's Iconic Koalas

Next, we'll visit the beautiful Koala Conservation Reserve, where you'll have the opportunity to observe koalas among their natural eucalyptus woodland habitat.

Wander along the elevated treetop boardwalks, look into the branches and discover these fascinating Australian animals resting, feeding and moving through the trees.

The reserve offers excellent viewing opportunities while helping visitors learn about koala conservation and the importance of protecting native habitats.

Entry to the Koala Conservation Reserve is included in your tour.

Cowes – Dinner by the Seaside

After visiting the koalas, we'll head into Cowes, Phillip Island's charming main seaside town.

Take some time to relax, explore the local atmosphere and enjoy dinner at one of the town's cafés or restaurants.

Whether you're after something casual, a hearty meal or a quick bite, there's something for everyone.

Dinner is purchased separately.

The Nobbies – Spectacular Coastal Views & Seal Rocks

As sunset approaches, we'll travel to the western end of Phillip Island to explore the breathtaking Nobbies coastline.

Follow the scenic boardwalks above rugged cliffs, crashing waves and the famous blowhole as you take in spectacular views over Bass Strait.

Look out towards Seal Rocks, home to Australia's largest colony of Australian fur seals.

The Nobbies is also an important habitat for native seabirds and Little Penguins, making it another incredible stop for wildlife and coastal scenery.

Penguin Parade – The Unforgettable Grand Finale!

And now for the moment we've all been waiting for!

As the sun sets, we'll visit the world-famous Phillip Island Penguin Parade to witness one of Australia's most extraordinary natural wildlife experiences.

Watch as hundreds — and sometimes thousands — of adorable Little Penguins emerge from the ocean after a day of fishing and begin their journey back to their burrows.

These remarkable little birds are the world's smallest penguins, and seeing them waddle across the beach in their natural habitat is a truly unforgettable experience.

After watching the penguins arrive from the viewing area, follow the boardwalks through the colony for opportunities to observe them making their way home.

It's the perfect ending to an incredible day of hiking, wildlife encounters and breathtaking coastal scenery.

Penguin Parade General Viewing entry is included in your tour.

Penguin numbers and arrival times vary naturally throughout the year.

WHY CHOOSE HIKE & SEEK?

• Maximum 10 guests: Enjoy a personal, relaxed adventure with a small group of like-minded travellers.

• More than just the penguins: Experience spectacular coastal hiking, wildlife, local food and iconic landscapes before the Penguin Parade.

• A proper 6.8 km hike: Explore the beautiful Cape Woolamai circuit and its dramatic Pinnacles rock formations.

• Penguin Parade included: Witness one of Australia's most extraordinary wildlife experiences at sunset.

• Koala Conservation Reserve included: Get fantastic opportunities to observe koalas in their natural habitat.

• Wildlife encounters: Look for wallabies, echidnas, seabirds and other native Australian animals.

• Spectacular coastal scenery: Discover the rugged beauty of Cape Woolamai, the Pinnacles and the Nobbies.

• Passionate local guides: Friendly, knowledgeable, First Aid-qualified guides who genuinely love hiking, wildlife and the outdoors.

• Local food stops: Enjoy a seaside bakery stop in San Remo and dinner in Cowes.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• Witness the world-famous Penguin Parade at sunset

• Enjoy a 6.8 km guided Cape Woolamai coastal hike

• Explore the dramatic Pinnacles rock formations

• Visit the Koala Conservation Reserve

• Discover the spectacular Nobbies coastline and blowhole

• See Seal Rocks, home to a large colony of Australian fur seals

• Opportunities to spot wallabies, echidnas, shearwaters and other native wildlife

• Enjoy local food stops in San Remo and Cowes

• Small-group experience with a maximum of 10 guests

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• Friendly, knowledgeable local hiking guide

• Comfortable small-group transport from Melbourne

• Penguin Parade General Viewing admission

• Koala Conservation Reserve admission

• Guided 6.8 km Cape Woolamai and Pinnacles hike

• Visit to the Nobbies coastal boardwalk

• Wildlife spotting opportunities

• Delicious snacks

• Rain ponchos when needed

• First-aid equipment

• An unforgettable day exploring Phillip Island!

WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED

• Lunch and dinner

• Coffee, drinks and personal purchases

• Hotel pickup

• Optional Penguin Parade viewing upgrades

HIKING DIFFICULTY & FITNESS LEVEL

Difficulty: Easy to moderate – Grade 2

Main hike distance: Approximately 6.8 km

Our Cape Woolamai circuit follows beautiful coastal trails through heathland, grassy areas and rocky coastal landscapes.

The walk features some gentle hills, occasional steps and uneven surfaces, with plenty of opportunities to stop and enjoy the views.

No previous bushwalking experience is required, but you should be comfortable walking approximately 6.8 km.

There is also some additional easy walking at the Koala Conservation Reserve, the Nobbies and the Penguin Parade.

This is an active day outdoors, so comfortable walking shoes and a reasonable level of mobility are recommended.

Our itinerary may be adjusted according to weather, track conditions, attraction access and other safety considerations.

WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable walking shoes, trainers or hiking boots

• Reusable water bottle (at least 1 litre)

• Warm layers and a waterproof jacket

• Extra warm clothing for the evening Penguin Parade

• Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat

• Small day backpack

• Card or cash for meals and drinks (allow approximately A$25–$40 for dinner)

• Camera or phone for coastal scenery and wildlife photography outside restricted areas

Important: Phillip Island can become very cold and windy after sunset, even during summer. We strongly recommend bringing a warm jacket.

PICKUP & RETURN

Meeting point: 180 St Kilda Road, Southbank, Melbourne — near the big thumb sculpture outside the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV).

Please arrive approximately 10 minutes before your scheduled departure.

Winter departure: Approximately 9:30am

Winter return: Approximately 9:30pm

Summer departure: Approximately 11:30am

Summer return: Approximately 11:30pm

Tour duration: Approximately 12 hours.

Departure and return times vary seasonally because the Penguin Parade takes place around sunset.

Please check the exact departure time shown on your booking confirmation. Return times are approximate and depend on traffic, conditions and penguin arrival times.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Penguin Parade photography: Photography and video recording are not permitted during the Penguin Parade. This protects the Little Penguins from disturbance. You are welcome to take photos at other stops throughout the day where permitted.

Wildlife: We visit some excellent wildlife habitats, but sightings of wild animals cannot be guaranteed.

Food: Meals and drinks are purchased separately. We stop at a local bakery in San Remo and later in Cowes for dinner.

Seasonal timing: Our schedule changes throughout the year to align with sunset and the natural arrival of the Little Penguins.

READY FOR A WILD ISLAND ADVENTURE?

Whether you're travelling solo, exploring with friends or looking for an unforgettable Australian wildlife experience, our Phillip Island adventure is the perfect combination of coastal hiking, breathtaking scenery and iconic native animals.

Join a small group of fellow adventurers and discover why Phillip Island is so much more than just the Penguin Parade.

Small groups. Wild coastlines. Penguins at sunset.

See you on the trails!

Hike & Seek

Grampians National Park – Small-Group Hiking Adventure

Experience the breathtaking landscapes of the Grampians National Park (Gariwerd) on an unforgettable small-group hiking adventure from Melbourne, with a maximum of just 10 guests!

Discover towering sandstone cliffs, dramatic rock formations, hidden mountain passages, spectacular waterfalls and wild Australian wildlife as we explore one of Victoria's most beautiful national parks.

Unlike traditional sightseeing tours, our Grampians adventure is designed to get you out of the vehicle and into nature. Hike through the incredible Grand Canyon and Silent Street to the famous Pinnacle Lookout, descend to the breathtaking MacKenzie Falls and take in panoramic mountain views before searching for wild kangaroos around Halls Gap.

With approximately 6.5 km of guided hiking, a friendly local guide and a relaxed small-group atmosphere, this is the perfect day trip for travellers looking for a little adventure!

YOUR GRAMPIANS ADVENTURE

Beaufort – Country Coffee & Lunch Pickup

We'll depart Melbourne and head west through the beautiful Victorian countryside towards the Grampians.

Along the way, we'll stop in the charming country town of Beaufort for a morning coffee and an opportunity to purchase a delicious lunch from a local café or bakery.

Pack your lunch into your day bag, as we'll be enjoying it later with one of the best views in Victoria!

Grand Canyon – Explore the Sandstone Wonderland

Our first hike of the day takes us into the spectacular Wonderland Range on a moderate to challenging 4.2 km return hike.

The trail winds through fascinating rock formations, towering sandstone walls and rugged mountain scenery, including the incredible Grand Canyon.

It's an unforgettable introduction to the ancient landscapes of the Grampians, with stunning natural formations around every corner.

Silent Street – A Hidden Mountain Passage

As we continue climbing towards The Pinnacle, we'll pass through the remarkable Silent Street, a narrow passageway enclosed by towering sandstone rock walls.

This dramatic section of the trail is one of the most memorable parts of the hike and a fantastic place to appreciate the incredible geology of the Grampians.

The Pinnacle – Spectacular Summit Views

Our hike leads us to The Pinnacle, one of the Grampians' most iconic destinations.

Perched high above Halls Gap, this spectacular jagged sandstone lookout offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountain ranges, valleys and rugged wilderness.

We'll take our time soaking up the scenery, capturing amazing photos and enjoying a well-earned picnic lunch surrounded by some of Victoria's most spectacular landscapes.

It's a view you'll remember long after the adventure ends!

MacKenzie Falls – One of Victoria's Most Beautiful Waterfalls

After completing our Pinnacle hike, we'll drive deeper into the national park to visit the magnificent MacKenzie Falls.

Follow a steep 2 km return walking trail down into the valley, where you'll be rewarded with the incredible sight of water cascading over a dramatic cliff face into the pool below.

As one of Victoria's largest and most spectacular waterfalls, MacKenzie Falls is a highlight of any visit to the Grampians.

There'll be time to admire the falls, enjoy the refreshing mountain air and capture some amazing photos before tackling the steps back to the top.

Please note that swimming and entering the water at MacKenzie Falls are not permitted.

Boroka or Reeds Lookout – Breathtaking Mountain Panoramas

Next, we'll head to one of the Grampians' magnificent scenic lookouts.

Depending on conditions and timing, we'll visit Boroka Lookout or Reeds Lookout.

At Boroka, enjoy spectacular views over Halls Gap, Lake Bellfield and the surrounding mountain ranges. Reeds Lookout offers equally impressive views across the rugged Grampians landscape.

Both are incredible places to appreciate the scale and beauty of this remarkable national park.

Halls Gap – Spot Wild Kangaroos

Before leaving the Grampians, we'll visit the picturesque mountain village of Halls Gap, where our guides know some fantastic spots to look for wild kangaroos.

Watch these iconic Australian animals grazing in their natural habitat and keep an eye out for colourful native birds and other wildlife.

It's the perfect way to finish a day of incredible hiking, waterfalls and mountain scenery before we make our way back to Melbourne.

Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, but we know some excellent places to look!

WHY CHOOSE HIKE & SEEK?

• Maximum 10 guests: Enjoy a personal, relaxed adventure with a small group of like-minded travellers.

• A proper hiking experience: Discover the Grampians on foot with approximately 6.5 km of guided walking.

• The iconic Pinnacle hike: Explore the Grand Canyon and Silent Street on the way to one of Victoria's most spectacular viewpoints.

• More time outdoors: Spend less time sitting in a vehicle and more time exploring incredible landscapes.

• Spectacular waterfalls: Experience the beauty and power of MacKenzie Falls.

• Wildlife encounters: Opportunities to spot wild kangaroos and native birds around Halls Gap.

• Passionate local guides: Friendly, knowledgeable guides who genuinely love hiking, nature and adventure.

• Lunch with a view: Enjoy a picnic lunch at The Pinnacle surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• Hike through the fascinating Grand Canyon

• Explore the narrow sandstone passage of Silent Street

• Reach the iconic Pinnacle Lookout

• Enjoy panoramic mountain views and a picnic lunch

• Descend to the spectacular MacKenzie Falls

• Take in the scenery from Boroka or Reeds Lookout

• Search for wild kangaroos around Halls Gap

• Two moderate to challenging hikes covering approximately 6.5 km

• Small-group experience with a maximum of 10 guests

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• Friendly, knowledgeable local hiking guide

• Comfortable small-group transport from Melbourne

• Grampians National Park entry

• Guided hikes and nature experiences

• Scenic lookout visits

• Wildlife spotting opportunities

• Rain ponchos when needed

• First-aid equipment

• An unforgettable day exploring the Grampians!

WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED

• Lunch (purchased during our morning stop in Beaufort)

• Coffee, drinks and snacks

• Hotel pickup

• Personal purchases

HIKING DIFFICULTY & FITNESS LEVEL

Difficulty: Moderate to challenging

Total hiking distance: Approximately 6.5 km

This is an active hiking adventure featuring two main walks:

• The Pinnacle: Approximately 4.2 km return, passing through the Grand Canyon and Silent Street. Expect uneven rocky terrain, stone steps, steep sections and some scrambling.

• MacKenzie Falls: Approximately 2 km return, involving a steep descent on steps followed by a challenging climb back to the top.

A reasonable level of fitness is recommended. You don't need to be an experienced hiker, but you should feel comfortable walking on uneven surfaces, climbing stairs and spending an active day outdoors.

Our guides may adjust the itinerary according to weather, track conditions and the group's abilities.

WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable hiking shoes or sturdy trainers with good grip

• Reusable water bottle (at least 1 litre, preferably 2 litres on warm days)

• Small day backpack for your lunch, water and personal belongings

• Warm layers and a waterproof jacket

• Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat

• Snacks for extra energy during the hikes

• Card or cash for lunch and coffee (allow approximately A$20–$30)

• Camera or phone for photos

PICKUP & RETURN

Departure: 7:30am

Meeting point: 180 St Kilda Road, Southbank, Melbourne — near the big thumb sculpture outside the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV).

Please arrive approximately 10 minutes before departure.

Return: Approximately 7:30pm at the same meeting point, depending on traffic and conditions.

Tour duration: Approximately 12 hours.

READY FOR A MOUNTAIN ADVENTURE?

Whether you're travelling solo, exploring with friends or looking to discover Victoria's incredible natural landscapes, our Grampians hiking tour offers an unforgettable combination of mountain trails, waterfalls, wildlife and spectacular scenery.

Join a small group of fellow adventurers and experience the Grampians the way they're meant to be explored — on foot!

Small groups. Big views. Unforgettable adventures.

See you on the trails!

Hike & Seek

Wilsons Promontory – Small-Group Hiking Adventure

Discover breathtaking coastal views, spectacular mountain summits, pristine white-sand beaches and incredible Australian wildlife on an unforgettable small-group adventure to Wilsons Promontory National Park!

Escape Melbourne and experience one of Victoria's most beautiful wilderness destinations, with a maximum of just 10 guests and a passionate local hiking guide.

Known affectionately as The Prom, Wilsons Promontory is where rugged granite mountains meet turquoise bays, beautiful coastal trails and some of Australia's most spectacular beaches.

Unlike traditional sightseeing tours, our adventure is all about getting outdoors and properly exploring this incredible national park. Hike along the stunning coastline from Tidal River to Squeaky Beach, climb Mt Oberon or Mt Bishop for breathtaking panoramic views, enjoy a picnic surrounded by mountains and search for wild wombats, kangaroos, wallabies and emus.

With approximately 12 km of guided hiking, a relaxed small-group atmosphere and unforgettable scenery, this is the perfect adventure for travellers who love nature, hiking and the outdoors!

YOUR WILSONS PROM ADVENTURE

Meeniyan – Country Coffee & Picnic Lunch Pickup

We'll depart Melbourne and travel through the beautiful South Gippsland countryside towards Wilsons Promontory.

Along the way, we'll stop in the charming country town of Meeniyan, one of our favourite local stops for a proper coffee and something delicious from a local café or bakery.

You'll have the opportunity to purchase a fresh lunch to take into the national park, where we'll enjoy a picnic surrounded by some of Victoria's most spectacular scenery.

Tidal River to Squeaky Beach – Spectacular Coastal Hiking

Our coastal adventure takes us from beautiful Tidal River towards the world-famous Squeaky Beach.

This scenic trail winds through coastal bushland, twisted tea trees and rocky granite headlands, offering breathtaking views across Norman Bay, the Southern Ocean and the surrounding mountains.

As we climb over the headland, the coastline opens up to reveal turquoise water, rugged granite formations and stretches of pristine white sand.

It's one of the most beautiful coastal walks in Wilsons Promontory and a fantastic introduction to the national park.

Squeaky Beach – White Sand & Turquoise Water

Our coastal walk leads us to the famous Squeaky Beach, one of Australia's most beautiful beaches.

Named after the unique squeaking sound made by its incredibly fine, rounded quartz sand, this spectacular beach is surrounded by enormous granite boulders and crystal-clear water.

There'll be time to wander along the sand, explore the beautiful coastline, relax and capture some incredible photos.

During warmer months, guests may have an opportunity to enjoy a refreshing swim if ocean conditions, timing and the guide's advice allow.

Swimming is optional and never guaranteed. Squeaky Beach is unpatrolled.

Mt Oberon or Mt Bishop – An Unforgettable Summit Hike

Next, we'll swap the coastline for the mountains as we embark on one of the day's biggest highlights — a guided summit hike.

Depending on weather, track access and conditions, we'll hike either Mt Oberon or Mt Bishop, two of Wilsons Promontory's most spectacular mountain viewpoints.

The climb takes us through beautiful native bushland, towering eucalyptus trees and rugged granite landscapes before revealing breathtaking panoramic views over the national park.

From the summit, admire turquoise bays, offshore islands, pristine beaches and endless mountain wilderness.

It's a challenging but incredibly rewarding hike, with some of the best coastal views in Victoria waiting at the top.

Summit Picnic – Lunch With a View

After the climb, we'll take a well-earned break and enjoy the lunch we picked up in Meeniyan.

There's nothing quite like sitting high above the coastline, sharing a relaxed picnic with fellow adventurers and soaking up the incredible scenery.

We'll allow time to enjoy the views, capture photos and appreciate the beautiful wilderness before making our descent.

If weather conditions are unsuitable for a summit picnic, your guide will choose a more sheltered lunch location.

Wildlife Spotting – Wombats, Kangaroos & Emus

Before leaving Wilsons Promontory, we'll spend time searching for some of Australia's most iconic native animals.

The Prom is home to a wonderful variety of wildlife, including:

• Wombats wandering through the grasslands

• Eastern grey kangaroos grazing in open areas

• Emus roaming through the national park

• Wallabies and colourful native birds

Our guides know some excellent wildlife-spotting locations, and travelling in a small group gives us the flexibility to stop and appreciate these special encounters.

It's the perfect way to finish an unforgettable day of mountain hiking, spectacular beaches and wild Australian landscapes.

Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, as the animals are completely wild.

WHY CHOOSE HIKE & SEEK?

• Maximum 10 guests: A personal, relaxed small-group adventure without the large coach crowds.

• A proper hiking experience: Approximately 12 km of guided walking across spectacular coastal and mountain landscapes.

• The best of both worlds: Explore pristine beaches and climb an incredible mountain summit in the same day.

• Tidal River to Squeaky Beach: Discover one of the Prom's most beautiful coastal walks, with incredible ocean views.

• Mt Oberon or Mt Bishop: Earn breathtaking panoramic views across Victoria's spectacular coastline.

• More time outdoors: Spend the day hiking, exploring and enjoying nature rather than sitting on a bus.

• Wildlife encounters: Opportunities to spot wild wombats, kangaroos, emus and wallabies.

• Passionate local guides: Friendly, knowledgeable and First Aid-qualified guides who genuinely love sharing Victoria's natural wonders.

• Lunch with a view: Enjoy a picnic surrounded by the mountains and coastline of Wilsons Promontory.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• Scenic coastal hike from Tidal River to Squeaky Beach

• Discover the famous white quartz sand of Squeaky Beach

• Summit hike to Mt Oberon or Mt Bishop

• Breathtaking panoramic views over turquoise bays and offshore islands

• Picnic lunch surrounded by spectacular mountain scenery

• Opportunities to spot wild wombats, kangaroos, wallabies and emus

• Explore the stunning wilderness of Wilsons Promontory National Park

• Approximately 12 km of guided hiking

• Small-group adventure with a maximum of 10 guests

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• Friendly, knowledgeable local hiking guide

• Comfortable small-group transport from Melbourne

• Wilsons Promontory National Park entry

• Guided coastal hike from Tidal River to Squeaky Beach

• Guided summit hike to Mt Oberon or Mt Bishop

• Visit to the iconic Squeaky Beach

• Wildlife spotting opportunities

• Rain ponchos when needed

• First-aid equipment

• An unforgettable day exploring Wilsons Promontory!

WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED

• Lunch (purchased during our morning stop in Meeniyan)

• Coffee, dinner, drinks and snacks

• Hotel pickup

• Personal purchases

HIKING DIFFICULTY & FITNESS LEVEL

Difficulty: Moderate to challenging

Total hiking distance: Approximately 12 km

This is an active hiking adventure featuring two main walks:

• Tidal River to Squeaky Beach: Approximately 4.2 km return, following a scenic coastal trail through bushland, granite headlands and beautiful beaches. Expect some uphill sections, steps and uneven ground.

• Mt Oberon or Mt Bishop: A rewarding mountain summit hike involving sustained uphill walking, uneven surfaces and steeper sections near the summit. Mt Oberon is approximately 6.8 km return from Telegraph Saddle; the route and distance for Mt Bishop vary.

A reasonable level of fitness is recommended.

You don't need to be an experienced hiker, but you should be comfortable walking for several hours, tackling uphill sections and spending an active day outdoors.

The itinerary may be adjusted according to weather, track closures, group abilities and other safety considerations.

WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable hiking shoes or sturdy trainers with good grip

• Reusable water bottle (at least 1 litre; 2 litres recommended)

• Small day backpack for your lunch, water and personal belongings

• Warm layers and a waterproof jacket

• Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat

• Snacks for extra energy during the hikes

• Card or cash for lunch and coffee (allow approximately A$20–$30)

• Camera or phone for photos

• Swimwear and a towel if you'd like the option of swimming during warmer months

PICKUP & RETURN

Departure: 7:30am

Meeting point: 180 St Kilda Road, Southbank, Melbourne — near the big thumb sculpture outside the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV).

Please arrive approximately 10 minutes before departure.

Return: Approximately 7:00–7:30pm at the same meeting point, depending on traffic and conditions.

Tour duration: Approximately 12 hours.

READY TO EXPLORE THE PROM?

Whether you're travelling solo, exploring with friends or looking for an unforgettable day in nature, our Wilsons Promontory hiking adventure offers the perfect combination of mountains, beaches, wildlife and breathtaking coastal scenery.

Join a small group of like-minded adventurers and discover why Wilsons Promontory is one of Victoria's most spectacular outdoor destinations.

Small groups. Wild beaches. Epic mountain views.

See you on the trails!

Hike & Seek

HIKE AMONGST TOWERING TREES, AND HOP BETWEEN SOME OF THE YARRA VALLEY’S BEST WINERIES AND BREWERIES ON THIS SMALL GROUP DAY TOUR.

Join our small group (max 8 guests) for an adventure to the Dandenong Ranges and Victoria’s famous Yarra Valley, just a short 1-hour drive from Melbourne. 

We embark on a moderate 6.6km hike in the Eastern Sherbrooke Forest through towering Mountain Ash trees and wetland ferns. This hike will get the heart rate going and build an appetite for an afternoon of indulging. Keep your eyes open for lyrebirds, wombats, wallabies, and echidnas that call the forest home. 

Next up, we pull into one of Yarra Valley’s favourite wineries, Yarrawood Estate, for lunch. There's plenty of time for wine tasting too if you choose. After lunch, we skip over the road to visit craft beer brewery Matilda Bay, before jumping back in the van to visit the lads at Payten & Jones for more good wine and great tunes. 

We top the day off with a visit to Four Pillars, a small craft gin distillery (that's been named the world's leading gin producer two years in a row), before hitting the road and returning to Melbourne. 

Tastings at Yarrawood Estate and Four Pillars are included.

 

HIGHLIGHTS & INCLUSIONS

• An easy/moderate hike with a total distance of 6.6 km

• Tastings at Yarrawood Estate and Four Pillars Gin Distillery

• Visit Yarrawood Estate, Matilda Bay Brewery, Payten & Jones Winery & Four Pillars Distillery 

INCLUSIONS

• 1x tasting at Yarrawood Estate

• 1x tasting at Four Pillars Gin Distillery

• Organic Fruit & Healthy Snacks

• Freshly Brewed Coffee Supreme & Organic Tea

• Modern VW Caravelle – 9 seater with Air Con

• Rain Ponchos, First Aid

• Friendly and knowledgeable tour guides

• Unforgettable memories

NOT INCLUDED 

• Lunch

• Hotel pickup 

 

WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable trainers or hiking boots

• Water bottle (1L)

• Cash or credit card for lunch and additional drinks (around $50)

• Warm layers & waterproof jacket just in case

• Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat

PICK UP 

CBD pick up: 7:30am @ 100 St Kilda Road, Southbank, Melbourne - (taxi rank located on St Kilda Road between Hamer Hall & the Arts Centre).

 

DROP OFF

Approx 5:45pm

TAKE IN THE FAMOUS 12 APOSTLES, DRIVE THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD & IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE GREAT OTWAY NATIONAL PARK ON A PRIVATE DAY TOUR.

Your private tour departs Melbourne bright and early with our sights set on beating the crowds at the Great Ocean Roads, famous 12 Apostles. Here we enjoy a 1km stroll along the boardwalk while appreciating the limestone stacks and stunning views.

Our next spectacular scene, Gibson Steps, offers a unique 70m cliffside pathway down to the beach. Enjoy the privacy of this beautiful beach and take all the time you need to get the perfect shot. 

Next up, it’s time for a delicious lunch at our favourite local cafe before heading to the Great Otway National Park. Enjoy a short but magical hike through ancient rainforests of thick ferns and large myrtle beech to see one of the Otways' pristine waterfalls (where the bigger bus companies don’t visit).

We visit the giants of the forest at the Californian Redwoods before continuing our drive along the iconic Great Ocean Road to the tranquil village of Apollo Bay and Kennett River; home to native koalas, king parrots and kangaroos. Lorne is our final pit stop where you can enjoy a little free time; choose a stroll along the beach or pick up some snacks for the road before we journey back to Melbourne. 

Have another point of interest in mind?  Our private tours are entirely adjustable to suit you and your group’s needs. Get in touch to discuss your perfect Great Ocean Road adventure.

 

HIGHLIGHTS & INCLUSIONS

• The breathtaking 12 Apostles & Gibson Steps

• A Grade 2 hike to one of the Otways' pristine waterfalls
  

• The towering Californian Redwoods

• The Great Ocean Road with stops at the coastal townships of Apollo Bay & Lorne

INCLUSIONS

• A visit to Otways National Park to see native Australian Koalas

• Rain Ponchos & First Aid

• Friendly and knowledgeable tour guide

• Unforgettable memories

NOT INCLUDED 

• Lunch

 

WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable trainers or hiking boots

• Water bottle (1L)

• Cash or credit card for lunch (around $35)

• Warm layers just in case

• Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat

• Swimsuit & a towel for a swim in the ocean (optional on summer months)

PICK UP 

Private tours include door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD. 

 

DROP OFF

Private tours include door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD.

SOAK UP THE BEAUTY OF THE MORNINGTON PENINSULA & RELAX IN MAGICAL NATURAL HOT SPRINGS ON A PRIVATE TOUR.

For a one-of-a-kind experience for groups of any size, explore the idyllic Mornington Peninsula and Peninsula Hot Springs with Hike & Seek. Our private tours offer you the freedom to create your own unique itinerary, or simply relax and let us lead the way. 

For a one-of-a-kind experience for groups of any size, explore the idyllic Mornington Peninsula and Peninsula Hot Springs with Hike & Seek. Our private tours offer you the freedom to create your own unique itinerary, or simply relax and let us lead the way. 

Our first stop on this tour is the summit of Arthur’s Seat where we revel in panoramic ocean views and a bite of morning tea. Next, we move onto Bushrangers Bay for a 5km return hike. Experience unreal coastal scenery, rocky bays, wild oceans and the picturesque lighthouse. Keep an eye out for kangaroos and native birds as we wander the undulating path. 

Next up, we visit the Mornington Peninsula's southernmost tip, Cape Schanck for a short walk. To refuel, we stop at one of Mornington Peninsula's award winning cafes (and we can see why)

Finally, it’s time to kick off your shoes and unwind at the magnificent Peninsula Hot Springs, an award-winning natural hot spring and outdoor day spa destination. It’s the perfect way to end a great date with nature. 

Want to spend a little more time soaking? Or want to add a spa treatment to your hot springs experience here? Just let us know in advance and we can adjust the itinerary accordingly. All of our private tours are entirely flexible to suit you and your group’s needs.

What to expect

• One guided 5km hike to Bushrangers Bay

• Plenty of chances to see wildlife including kangaroos and native birds

• Peninsula Hot Springs (Bath house) & Mornington Peninsula National Park

• Towels for use in the Hot Springs

• Rain Ponchos, First Aid

• Friendly and knowledgeable tour guides

• Unforgettable memories

What to bring

• Comfortable trainers or hiking boots

• Water bottle (1L)

• Cash or credit card for lunch (around $25)

• Warm layers just in case

• Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat

• Swimsuit for the Peninsula Hot Springs (towels on us)

PICK UP 

Private tours include Door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD.  

DROP OFF

Private tours include Door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD.

EXPERIENCE AMAZING VIEWS OF THE BASS STRAIT & MEET PHILLIP ISLANDS LOCAL PENGUINS PLUS OTHER AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE ON YOUR PRIVATE DAY TOUR.

Sit back, sip on a hot cuppa, and relax as we head off on a 1hr 45min drive to Phillip Island. Our first stop is Cape Woolamai where it’s time to lace up our boots and begin the first hike of the day—an easy to moderate 6.8km track through unique landscapes. 

We traverse over rugged rock formations, known as the Pinnacles, and wind our way around the Nature Park of Phillip Island. Experience stunning views over the Bass Strait and the pounding surf below. Keep your eyes peeled for wallabies, echidnas, shearwater birds and whales in the winter months.

After this hike, we head into Cowes for a bite to eat before making our way to the Phillip Island Koala Reserve. Stroll through this eucalyptus woodland and get up close to koalas in their natural habitat. The Koala Reserve’s unique treetop boardwalks offer up-close viewing and an unforgettable experience.

Our next stop is The Nobbies, where we enjoy a leisurely stroll along the boardwalk to discover breathtaking coastline views and the impressive thundering blowhole. This area is home to Australia’s largest seal colony, little penguins and silver gulls.

To top off the day, we take a waddle on the wild side to see hundreds (sometimes thousands) of penguins emerge from the surf at sunset at the world-famous Penguin Parade. This experience is a wildlife lover’s dream! 

All of our private tours offer you the freedom to adjust and create your own unique itinerary. Or if you prefer to sit back and leave it to us, we’re more than happy to lead the way with plenty of room for flexibility on the day. Get in touch with us to plan your perfect Phillip Island private tour.

HIGHLIGHTS & INCLUSIONS

• Entry into Penguin Parade & Phillip Koala Reserve

• An easy to moderate 6.8km guided circuit hike around Phillip Island’s Nature Park

• Plenty of chances to see wildlife including penguins, wallabies, kangaroos and unique birds such as the shearwater and silver gull

INCLUSIONS

• Modern Toyota Commuter – 11 seater with Air Con

• Rain Ponchos, First Aid

• Friendly and knowledgeable tour guides

• Unforgettable memories

 

NOT INCLUDED 

• Lunch

WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable trainers or hiking boots

• Water bottle (1L)

• Cash or credit card for lunch / Dinner (around $25)

• Warm layers just in case

• Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat

• Swimsuit & a towel for a swim in the ocean (optional on summer months)

PICK UP 

* SUMMER – departure times operate from 4th Oct to 3rd Apr

* WINTER – departure times operate from 4th Apr to 3rd Oct

Winter:
9:30am - Private tours include door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD. 

 

DROP OFF

Approx 9:45pm

Summer: 

11:30am - Private tours include door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD. 

DROP OFF

Approx 11:45pm

HIKE AMONGST TOWERING TREES AND EXPERIENCE SOME OF YARRA VALLEY’S BEST WINERIES, BREWERIES & DISTILLERIES ON A PRIVATE DAY TOUR.

Take a hike in the stunning Dandenong Ranges and explore Victoria’s famous Yarra Valley, just a short 1-hour drive from Melbourne. Our private tours give you the freedom and flexibility to do it your way, or simply relax and let us lead the way with our carefully crafted itineraries. 

We embark on a moderate 6.6km hike in the Eastern Sherbrooke Forest through towering Mountain Ash trees and wetland ferns. This hike will get the heart rate going and build an appetite for an afternoon of indulging.  Keep your eyes open for lyrebirds, wombats, wallabies, and echidnas that call the forest home. 

Next up, we pull into one of Yarra Valley’s favourite wineries, Innocent Bystander, for lunch. There's plenty of time for wine tasting too if you choose. After lunch, we skip over the road to visit craft beer brewery Matilda Bay, before jumping back in the van to visit the lads at Payten & Jones for more good wine and great tunes. 

We top the day off with a visit to Four Pillars, a small craft gin distillery (that's been named the world's leading gin producer two years in a row), before hitting the road and returning to Melbourne. 

Tastings at Innocent Bystander and Four Pillars are included.

Have another winery or brewery in mind? Our private tours are entirely adjustable to suit you and your group’s needs. Get in touch to discuss your perfect Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges adventure.

HIGHLIGHTS & INCLUSIONS

• An easy/moderate hike with a total distance of 6.6km

• Tastings at Innocent Bystander & Four Pillars Gin Distillery

• Visit Innocent Bystander, Matilda Bay Brewery, Payten & Jones & Four Pillars Distillery 

INCLUSIONS

• Organic Fruit & Healthy Snacks

• Freshly Brewed Coffee Supreme & Organic Tea

• Modern VW Caravelle – 9 seater with Air Con

• Rain Ponchos, First Aid

• Friendly and knowledgeable tour guides

• Unforgettable memories

NOT INCLUDED 

• Lunch

• Additional tastings / drinks

 WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable trainers or hiking boots

• Water bottle (1L)

• Cash or credit card for lunch and additional drinks (around $50)
  

• Warm layers just in case

• Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat

PICK UP 

Private tours include Door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD. 

 

DROP OFF

Private tours include Door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD.

EXPERIENCE BREATHTAKING LANDSCAPES INCLUDING FASCINATING ROCK FORMATIONS & WATERFALLS IN YOUR PRIVATE GRAMPIANS NATIONAL PARK TOUR.

Immerse yourself in a landscape that will stay with you forever on a private hiking tour in The Grampians National Park with Hike & Seek. Our private tours offer you the freedom to create your own unique itinerary, or simply relax and let us lead the way. 

 

Our first hike of the day is a moderate 4.2km return hike that weaves us through fascinating rock formations, including the Grand Canyon and Silent Street, and The Pinnacle, the most iconic destinations in the park. This famous jagged cliff face is quite the sight, so take as long as you need to capture the perfect picture and marvel at the awe-inspiring views. 

After returning from this hike, we will stop for a delicious cafe or bakery lunch before the drive up to MacKenzie Falls. This short 2km walk is a steep trail, but we promise the incredible views of Victoria’s largest and most beautiful waterfall is 100% worth it.

Our next stop is the picturesque Boroka Lookout. Take in vistas of Lake Bellfield and Mt William mountain ranges before we return to the delightful local village of Halls Gap for an optional ice cream. We stick around long enough to meet some of the local kangaroo’s before making the journey back to Melbourne.

Have another point of interest in mind? Our private tours are entirely adjustable to suit you and your group’s needs. Get in touch to discuss your private day tour at The Grampians.

HIGHLIGHTS & INCLUSIONS 

• Two moderate to challenging hikes with a total distance of 6.5km

• Plenty of photo opportunities at two stunning lookouts, The Pinnacles and Boroka Lookout

• A visit to the breathtaking Mackenzie Falls

INCLUSIONS 

• Delicious Snacks

• Entrance to Grampians National Park

• Modern VW Caravelle – 9 seater vehicle with Air Con

• Rain Ponchos & First Aid

• Friendly and knowledgeable tour guide

• Unforgettable memories

NOT INCLUDED 

• Lunch

 

WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable trainers or hiking boots

• Water bottle (1L)

• Cash or credit card for lunch (around $25)

• Warm layers just in case

• Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat

PICK UP 

Private tours include Door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD. 

DROP OFF

Private tours include Door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD.

EXPERIENCE UNFORGETTABLE COASTAL VIEWS & IMPRESSIVE MOUNTAIN VISTAS ON YOUR OWN PRIVATE TOUR OF WILSONS PROMONTORY.

This hiking tour is perfect for groups who want the best of the beach and the mountains. Our private tours give you the freedom to create your own unique itinerary or simply relax and let us lead the way. 

We arrive at Wilsons Prom for our first hike for the day. A short walk leads us through beautiful terrain to the Big Drift Wilsons Promontory sand dunes; a peaceful and other-worldly landscape often missed by other visitors to “the Prom”.   

After you’ve captured plenty of pictures of the dunes, we take a short drive to the general store for lunch before our main hike for the day, one of Mt Oberon or Mt Bishop. We embark on a 7.8 km return hike to the famous Mt Oberon's summit or Mt Oberon to soak up the best coastal views in Victoria. 

Our next stop is one of our favourites, Squeaky Beach. Here you can wander on the incredibly white rounded grains of quartz which make a squeaking sound giving this popular local beach its name.

Finally, as we depart the National Park, we make one final stop to see our furry native friends, including Wombats, Emus, Kangaroos and Wallabies going about their daily business. It’s a beautiful way to end the day. 

All of our private hiking tours offer you the freedom to adjust and create your own unique itinerary. Get in touch to discuss your perfect Wilsons Promontory adventure.

HIGHLIGHTS & INCLUSIONS

• 2 x easy to moderate hikes with a total distance of 12 km.

• Plenty of chances to spot emu, koalas, wombats and wallabies

• Entrance to Wilsons Promontory National Park

INCLUSIONS

• Delicious Snacks

• Modern VW Caravelle – 9 seater with Air Con

• Rain Ponchos, First Aid

• Friendly and knowledgeable tour guides

• Unforgettable memories

NOT INCLUDED 

• Lunch 

WHAT TO BRING

• Comfortable trainers or hiking boots

• Water bottle (1L)

• Cash or credit card for lunch (around $25)

• Warm layers just in case

• Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat

• Swimsuit & a towel for a swim in the ocean (optional on summer months

PICK UP 

Private tours include Door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD. 

DROP OFF

Private tours include Door to door pick-up & drop off, anywhere in the CBD.