Wilsons Promontory National Park is located at the southernmost tip of mainland Australia. Aussie mates take advantage of holidaying here. There are many activities you can do. Starting from exploring remote coastal bush trails, and swimming on pristine beaches dominated by granite tors, to camping comfortably on the family-friendly Tidal River.

Apart from that, you can also meet Australia's favourite animals such as wombats, kangaroos and emus, and snorkel to enjoy unique underwater views in Victoria's largest marine national park. There are many more fun activities you can do, Aussie mates. Here are 10 fun things to do Wilsons Promontory National Park recommended for Aussie mates!

Before planning to take a trip to Wilsons Promontory National Park, let’s find out popular things to do Wilsons Promontory National Park below.

For the first things to do at Wilsons Promontory National Park, Aussie mates will experience sailing around Wilsons Prom lighthouse while admiring the iconic structure atop towering granite cliffs.

You will also be taken to sail above and below the monolithic Skull Rock. Then you will be taken on a cruise to visit the Kanowna Island seal colony, home to hundreds of Australian and New Zealand fur seals. Don't miss the opportunity to spot a flock of dolphins that often fly beside the boat's bow.

Location: Port Welshpool Jetty

Experience meeting marine animals such as Polar Bears, Penguins, Dolphins and even Sharks at Australia's premier marine animal park. Enjoy entertaining displays from friendly dolphins at the Dolphin Show. If you like thrilling adventures, ride the exciting Jet Rescue ride, an adrenaline-pumping coaster.

Or if your Aussie mate likes the beauty of the sea, experience the exciting rides of Castaways Bay, Sea Viper, Beach Brake Bay, and many more. Sea World Gold Coast is the perfect place for recreational and educational activities on Aussie mate holidays.

Location: Main Beach QLD 4217, Australia

Seeing penguins doesn't require you to go to the North Pole, Aussie mate. You can watch a parade of adorable little penguins on Phillip Island Nature Parks. It is home to one of Australia's largest penguin colonies.

You can invite your family, especially children, to learn about wildlife and nature while watching the penguins arrive. Be the first to see the penguins returning home after a day of fishing at sea. You'll be rewarded with a beautiful view of these little creatures as they arrive and make their way across the beach towards their dune burrows.

Location: Phillip Island Nature Parks, Ventnor Road, Summerlands VIC, Australia

Experience seeing a variety of wild animals at Sydney Featherdale Wildlife Park, Australia's largest zoo which is home to hundreds of wild animals. You and your family can also get a closer look at some adorable creatures such as kangaroos, koalas and echidnas.

Enjoy the adventure of walking around the park area, and hand-feed kangaroos using the pellets provided when purchased. Don't forget to capture the special moment of cuddling with a beautiful koala.

Location: Sydney Featherdale Wildlife Park

Are you a history buff? Go on an adventure with our recommended tourist activity, namely the Australian National Maritime Museum. You will discover and learn about our country's rich maritime history from the exhibits and replicas.

A stunning replica of HMB Endeavor Will enchant you, James Cook's famous tall ship, and aboard HMAS Vampire (Australia's last major battleship), as well as delve into the secret world of submarine warfare with a tour of HMAS Onslow.

Apart from history, you can also learn about Australian culture and its relationship with the open sea when you and your children go to Kids on Deck. This exhibition space allows them to show their creativity in graphic arts or painting.

In the afternoon, don't forget to go to the top of the lighthouse at Cape Bowling Green and see the beautiful views of Darling Harbor. Isn't it amazing to have a historical tour of our country's maritime world? Book now on Traveloka, Aussie mate!

Location: Australian National Maritime Museum

Aussie mate interested in learning about Australia's indigenous ancestors? Why not try exploring Kuranda Village? Experience Indigenous culture through the Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience which includes spear throwing, boomerang throwing and a didgeridoo (woodwind instrument) performance.

Also, enjoy the beauty of flora and fauna at Tropical Fruit Orchard and Koala and Wildlife Park. Before returning to Cairns by train from Kuranda, you can spend time in Kuranda Village.

Through this activity, you can explore the award-winning nature park on an amphibious vehicle, get close to koalas & cuddle them, and feed kangaroos at the Koala and Wildlife Park, as well as explore the beautiful Kuranda Range by riding the Kuranda Scenic Railway.

Location: Kuranda Village Centre, Coondoo St, Kuranda QLD, Australia

Get ready for an exciting adventure to spend time seeing koalas, wombats and even emus with family and friends at Sydney Koala Park Sanctuary located in the North Hills area. The area is surrounded by eucalyptus forests.

Not only that, Aussie mates can also enjoy photographing the animals you see, watching sheep shearing sessions, and watching boomerang throwing shows, satisfying your quality time exploring by encountering rare echidnas, a hairy, and egg-laying mammal.

Location: Koala Park Sanctuary

Experience the adventure of seeing giant Galapagos tortoises up close, learn directly to see the iconic Tasmanian Devil in captivity, teach children about adventure, and gather to enjoy quality time with them in the picnic area.

The Australian Reptile Park is Australia's native zoo, where more than 2000 animals live together in the beautiful natural bushland of New South Wales' Central Coast. Imagine, here you can cuddle with koalas, kangaroos, quokkas and dingoes or test your courage holding a large python. Hmm, interesting isn't it?

It only takes 60 minutes to reach Australia's original zoo (Australian Reptile Park) from Sydney or Newcastle, which is the main attraction of the Central Coast.

Location: Australian Reptile Park, Pacific Highway, Somersby NSW 2250, Australia

Aussie mates fancy a night tour observing wildlife? Don't miss out on an exciting night tour adventure in the hinterland of the Gold Coast with the Mount Tamborine National Park Glow Worm Tour. You can observe wildlife, enjoy delicious desserts at local restaurants, and hike through the rainforest to waterfalls.

Don't forget to witness the glowing lake, which is Glow Worms, which is unique to Australia's East Coast. If you like history, you will get the experience of learning about the local environment, history and township of Tamborine.

Imagine discovering native nocturnal wildlife, including frogs, owls, possums and glowing mushrooms, encountering enchanting glow worms at Curtis Falls, and enjoying views of the Coast on the way home. You will get a memorable holiday experience that is far from the crowds and provides a unique, unforgettable adventure.

Location: Cedar Creek QLD 4207, Australia

Imagine you're camping and exploring at Paronella Park in enchanting North QLD. This park at Mena Creek presents a boutique caravan park with an adventure wonderland that is a unique attraction in Australia.

Go on a 30-45 minute guided walk through the park's many highlights while hearing the fascinating story of Jose Paronella's dreams and vision that led to the park's creation. If you want to enjoy the full experience at this park, planning at least 3 hours is recommended. However, the entrance fee includes free overnight camping, so don't miss out on camping with your family at this park.

Location: Paronella Park

Those are the 10 most popular things to do Wilsons Promontory National Park. What are you waiting for, book now and create a fantastic holiday with your family, friends and closest Aussie mates.

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