The experience
One of Victoria's most remote and untouched coastlines.
A fully supported walking tour beginning in Marlo, where the Snowy River meets the sea, and heading into the wild coastline of Croajingolong National Park - sweeping beaches, rocky headlands, coastal forest and powerful ocean views. Three guided walking days, two nights in Marlo and two nights in fully supported wilderness camps.
Highlights
The remote coastline of Croajingolong National Park
Historic Point Hicks Lighthouse, one of Australia's most remote lighthouses
Standing near where Captain Cook first sighted the Australian mainland in 1770
Wild beaches, rocky headlands and coastal forest from Clinton Rocks to Wingan Inlet
Fully supported wilderness camping - no heavy overnight pack required
Day by day
The journey
Stays • Marlo • Wilderness Camps
Check in from approx. 3pm. Welcome dinner at the Marlo Hotel with guides and fellow walkers, including a full walk briefing on terrain, tides, weather and safety. Accommodation: Marlo. Meals: Dinner.
A guided walk from Marlo to Mots Beach, morning tea, then on through Frenches Narrows to Point Ricardo for lunch at Sailors Grave Brewing. Afternoon walk from Salmon Rocks to Sailors Grave Beach, finishing with dinner on the beach. Accommodation: Marlo. Meals: Breakfast, morning tea, lunch, dinner.
Transfer by bus to Clinton Rocks via Cann River. Safety briefing, then a guided walk through wild, remote terrain - beaches, rocky headlands and coastal sections. Arrive at Mueller Camp in the afternoon, with an optional swim or kayak, followed by a relaxed platter, local drinks and camp dinner. Accommodation: fully supported wilderness camp. Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner.Â
The biggest walking day, departure timed around tides. Remote coastal terrain - beach sections, rock platforms and wild coastline. Optional kayak on arrival at Wingan Camp, followed by camp dinner and a final night in the wilderness. Accommodation: fully supported wilderness camp. Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Pack down camp and transfer out, with a short rainforest walk (the Drummer Walk) and a final coastal lunch. Tour concludes approx. 2:30pm. Meals: Breakfast, lunch.
Is this tour for you?
Capable and curious - no elite hikers required
Enjoy walking in nature and remote landscapes
Want a supported wilderness experience without carrying heavy overnight packs
Curious about coastal history and wild places
Comfortable being active for several hours a day, on sand and uneven ground
How hard is it?
Several hours of walking a day on sand, rock platforms and uneven coastal terrain. Not an elite hike, but real fitness and mobility are needed. May not suit those with limited mobility or balance concerns.
What gear do I need?
Sturdy hiking boots or walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, sun protection, a day pack, sufficient water, and gaiters (mandatory, available to hire).
Price & Booking
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$2,800pp
per walker
What's included
4 nights' accommodation (2 Marlo, 2 wilderness camping)
Professional wilderness guide and dedicated support crew
All breakfasts, lunches and dinners; morning tea where listed
Tents and stretchers for camp nights
Bus and 4WD transfers
Camp setup and pack-down
Luggage transfers
Emergency communication devices
One celebratory drink each evening
Not included
Additional alcoholic drinks • Personal walking gear, clothing, footwear and day packs
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