Skull Rock, Victoria

Climb aboard the world's first custom-built amphibious boats in Melbourne. Witness the iconic South Point, the southernmost tip of mainland Australia, and cruise into the waters of Bass Strait and Victoria's first marine national park. Discover a rugged and raw coast as you explore The Glennies, Anderson Islets, and Anser Island. Marvel at the prehistoric boulders of Mount Oberon, situated behind the white quartz sands of Norman Beach, before uncovering the iconic granite monolith that is Skull Rock. Sculpted by waves and surrounded by crystal blue waters, admire how Skull Rock's eerie facade becomes even more mysterious as more skull shapes reveal themselves the closer you get. Search for abundant wildlife including thousands of seals, dolphins, and migrating whales.

Wilsons Promontory Afternoon Cruise @ 2pm Travel in the world's first custom-built amphibious boats, designed for cruising waters in comfort and safety. Witness the iconic South Point, the southernmost tip of mainland Australia and cruise into the waters of Bass Strait and Victoria's first marine national park. Discover a rugged and raw coast like no other as you explore The Glennies, Anderson Islets, and Anser Island. Marvel at the prehistoric boulders of Mount Oberon, situated behind the white quartz sands of Norman Beach, before uncovering the iconic granite monolith that is Skull Rock. Sculpted by waves and surrounded by crystal blue waters, Skull Rock's eerie facade becomes even more mysterious as more skull shapes reveal themselves the closer you get. Search for abundant wildlife including thousands of seals, dolphins, and migrating whales.

Enjoy a remarkable day cruising the pristine waters of Wilsons Promontory with lunch included. Visit secluded coves and beaches, with a stop at a picturesque cove, visit the Kanowna Island seals, and get close to Skull Rock. Keep an eye out for wildlife both onshore and in the water with regular bird and dolphin sightings possible. Cruise by Kanowna Island Seal Colony and see hundreds of seals frolicking in the water and lazing on the beach. Stop at Refuge Cover, a secluded beach on the eastern side of Wilsons Promontory. Go for a walk in the bush, paddleboard or swim in the pristine waters, or simply relax on the beautiful beach. Cruise under the cavern of the towering Skull Rock, formerly known as Cleft Island, where wind and waves have carved out a spectacular cave seen best from up close. Enjoy a delicious fresh lunch, and morning and afternoon tea served on board. Kick back and enjoy the serenity of this marine national park while enjoying a cold drink from our licensed bar.