Hotel in Foster (Wilsons Promontory National Park)

Foster Motel

This small motel with 29 rooms is located in the township of Foster, gateway to

Room Facilities

  • Air Cond
  • Fridge
  • Hairdryers
  • Phone
  • Radio
  • Safe
  • TV
  • Tea/Coffee Facil.

Hotel Facilities
  • Disabled Facilities
  • Free Parking
  • Guest Laundry
  • Pool/Spa
  • Restaurant
  • Sauna
About Wilson's Promontory
Wilsons Promontory is situated 200 kms. south-east of Melbourne and is the southernmost tip of the Australian mainland. The 400 million year old granite landform formed part of a mountain range situated on low lying plains which extended from the mainland to Tasmania. With the demise of the ice age, oceans rose to separate Tasmania from the mainland forming a relatively shallow channel known as Bass Strait.

Wilsons Promontory is one of Victoria's most popular destinations and is only a 2-3 hour drive from Melbourne along the South Gippsland Highway.
Nominated as a National Park in 1898 it received international recognition as a Biosphere Reserve under UNESCO in 1982.

The promentory is dominated by the mountain range which runs down the centre and offers great views from many vantage points. The mountains also feed numerous creeks and rivers with fern glades and rainforest areas. Walks lead to most points of the 50,000 hectare park and activities include bushwalking, swimming and snorkelling, scuba diving and camping. There are 100km. of walking tracks leading to remote camping areas, or just short walks into the rainforest along the rivers.

The area features white beaches, fern gullies, eucalypt forests, temperate rainforests, heath, grasslands and wetlands. Spectacular granite rock formations frame superb views to the surrounding waters, now protected as the Wilsons Promontory Marine Park.

The Prom provides sanctuary for over 700 native plant species and 30 kinds of mammals including kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, wombats, echidnas, seals and bats. Amphibians, reptiles, insects and other invertebrates together with over 180 species of birds make up a rich and diverse ecology.

There is an information centre at Tidal River. The incredible beauty of the landsacape and its proximity to Melbourne ensure it will remain one of Victoria's leading parks.

How to get there

The 200 km drive from Melbourne via the South Gippsland Highway, turning south at Meeniyan and Fish Creek, or Foster, takes about 3 hours. Tidal River (Vic Roads Touring Guide 102-C7), where the main visitor facilities are, is 30 km inside the park boundary. Limited public transport is available.
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