Wilsons Promontory National Park
Wilsons Promontory covering an area of around 50,000 hectares is mainland Australia's southernmost National Park. It is unique in that it encompasses a wide range of topographical features, flora and fauna in a relatively small area. Here you will find rugged mountain ranges, massive granite tors, temperate rain forest, open grasslands, pristine coves, and white sand beaches.
The spectacular Skull Rock and the massive Citadel rising straight up from the ocean floor are two of many off-shore formations and islands which lend further gravitas to this magnificent Park - a place for people of all ages in all seasons
The spectacular Skull Rock and the massive Citadel rising straight up from the ocean floor are two of many off-shore formations and islands which lend further gravitas to this magnificent Park - a place for people of all ages in all seasons
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Last update 04 June 2010