About this tour
Spend nine hours aboard the Brianna Lee exploring Wilsons Promontory National Park's granite coastline and protected islands. The cruise takes you past the historic lighthouse, Skull Rock, and seal colonies whilst dolphins and sea eagles frequently appear. You'll anchor at Refuge Cove for a substantial lunch and two-hour beach break with swimming and snorkelling, fuelled throughout by morning tea, afternoon tea and snacks.
Highlights
- Historic Wilsons Prom Lighthouse and dramatic Skull Rock formations
- Kanowna Island seal sanctuary and remote granite islands
- Anchor and swim at Refuge Cove's white-sand beach
- Dolphins, eagles and seals spotted regularly
- Full day of tea, lunch and light refreshments included
What to expect
The Brianna Lee is an open-water vessel, so expect motion typical of bay cruising—not ideal if you're prone to seasickness. The morning builds as you cruise past landmarks with live commentary from the crew, watching for wildlife around the islands. By midday you'll drop anchor at Refuge Cove, where you can swim, snorkel or simply rest on the sand for two unrushed hours. The return journey allows time to absorb the scenery before arrival. Weather can change quickly; dress in layers and check conditions with the operator before heading out.
Good to know
Not suitable for those with significant cardiovascular concerns. Infants must sit on an adult's lap; prams are welcome but the boat isn't designed for very young children or limited mobility. The cruise is weather-dependent, so confirm departure beforehand. Bring sunscreen, a hat and seasickness medication if needed.
Tour sold and operated by its supplier via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries, not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.