Down again to the beach where we sun ourselves like lizards on smooth pink and black rocks. Nature's influence overwhelming us. It is enormous and soul-filling, to be here, on the opposite end of the world, at Wilson's Promontory. I still think of myself basking in the power of that wild sacred place so far from home. Wilson's Promontory National Park, Victoria, Australia, is about 140 miles southeast of Melbourne.
Prices are reasonable.
There is also a lighthouse with bunk style accommodation and two cottages. Reservations are needed, especially in Aussie summertime. There is a visitors' center, a well equipped store, and small cafe. Picnic areas with gas grills are situated throughout. There is a laundry, fresh water, and toilets near the main campsites.