Visit Prom Country - Wilsons Promontory and South Gippsland

Many of our great accommodation properties are now available for booking online. Bookings are 'real time' and can be securely booked using VISA or Mastercard.

What is Ecotourism?

Eco Certified Businesses

Look for ecotourism logos (like the one above) to find Australian businesses that have their tour, attraction or accommodation accredited under the ECO Certification Program.

Featured Business

Waratah Hills Vineyard

With a passion for food, wine and good company Waratah Hills is a welcoming vineyard that is located on the road to Wilsons Prom, in South Gippsland, Victoria. Producing exceptional Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Sparkling and Rosé is the absolute focus of owners Neil and Judy Travers with the help of their exceptional team and wine makers Marcus Satchell and Mal Stewart.

Featured Accommodation

Beach House B&B

Relax and unwind at Beach House B&B in Sandy Point. Only two and a half hours drive from Melbourne you will experience old fashioned hospitality at this 'in-house' Bed & Breakfast as your hosts Dianne, Sally and their little dog Buster make you feel welcome in their home.

Named after its resident icon, Wilsons Promontory National Park, the Prom Country region is a natural wonderland!

Prom Country includes the following townships: Loch, Korumburra, Leongatha, Koonwarra, Meeniyan, Fish Creek, Foster, Tarwin Lower, Venus Bay, Sandy Point, Waratah Bay, Mirboo North, Yanakie, Toora, Inverloch, Port Welshpool, Welshpool, Port Albert and the Tarra Valley.

Natural attractions within Prom Country include: Wilsons Promontory National Park, the Lyrebird Forest Walk, Mount Worth State Park, Agnes Falls, Turton’s Creek Falls, Sandy Point/Waratah beaches, Great Southern Rail Trail, Grand Ridge Rail Trail and the Walkerville Lime Kilns.

How to get to Prom Country...

Korumburra

Former Coal Mining Town

Korumburra was once home to a thriving black coal industry, but is now primarily a farming community. Korumburra's Coal Creek Community Park and Museum details the town's history and provides insight into what life was like back when the coal mines were operational. Modern Korumburra has a bustling shopping strip with a wide variety of stores. Click here for more about Korumburra.

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