Tongue Point

Tongue Point, located in Wilsons Promontory National Park, Victoria, is a popular travel destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

The park, which is Victoria's largest coastal wilderness area, offers over 30 self-guided walks ranging from gentle strolls to more difficult multi-day hikes.

One of the most popular hikes in Tongue Point is the Darby River to Tongue Point walk. This hike starts at Darby Saddle and offers magnificent views from Sparkes Lookout. Along the way, visitors can enjoy the diverse landscapes of banksia woodland, stringybark forest, and colorful heathlands. Wildlife enthusiasts can also spot various species such as wallabies, wombats, and echidnas.

In addition to hiking, visitors can engage in other activities such as camping, wildlife viewing, and relaxing on the beach. The park offers 484 camping sites, with only 20 sites being powered. There are also numerous beaches to choose from for those looking to unwind after a long hike. Additionally, the park provides amenities such as a Visitor Centre, general store, and a cafe.

The best time to visit Tongue Point and Wilsons Promontory National Park is during the summer months (December-February) when temperatures are warmest. To reach Tongue Point in Wilsons Promontory National Park, it takes approximately three hours by car from Melbourne CBD. Visitors can take the South Gippsland Highway towards Meeniyan before turning onto Meeniyan-Promontory Road, which leads directly into the park.

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