 | Wilsons Promontory, Australia |
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... mine?' I turned my head towards the car. Her baby was reaching for his seatbelt. Fair deal. Wilsons Prom is Australia's southernmost national park, jutting out towards Tasmania from the south east of Melbourne. It's coastline stretches ...
... drive continued for another 3-4 hours and in that time we only came to a couple of tiny wild west towns before arriving at Wilsons Prom, one of the largest national parks in Victoria. After setting up the tent, listening to the drum and bass from the ...
After a bad nights sleep in the tent we're woken at 9am as its boiling in the tent. Unfortunately this is a false indication of the outside weather conditions as while it's stopped raining and the clouds clearing a bit its still cool. Most folk are ...
So on from the Lakes we headed to spend Easter at Wilsons Promontory or The Prom as the locals know it. Blimey and was it busy... fully booked infact, however luckly they save a campsite of three for international & ill prepared travellers... that'll be ...
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Australian Roadtrips
Posted on Oct 17, 2009, 22:19:23
... one of the state's best drives. While it might be tempting to bypass Wilsons Promontory, you would miss the bushland delight of mainland Australia's southernmost coastal point. One of Victoria' favourite playground is where eucalyptus meets ...
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Australia's National Parks
Posted on Aug 19, 2009, 07:39:27
... and transient nature, these reefs almost certainly play an important role connecting populations of reef animals from rocky areas around Wilsons Promontory to those of Victoria's far east. There are plenty of fish too and many feed on the seafloor ...
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Your Top 5 Things To See In Aus?
Posted on Oct 30, 2007, 22:44:21
... for the coming months) but in my short time of crossing the continent I just have to flag these must do's: Wilsons Promontory National Park, Victoria The Great Ocean Road, Victoria Esperance and the Cape Le Grand National Park, Western Australia ' ...
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