Sealers Cove
A crescent-shaped bay on the east coast with golden sand backed by dense rainforest. It is the park's classic destination for a day hike or an overnight walk.
From Telegraph Saddle, the track crosses the saddle and passes through damp fern forest and along boardwalks. The one-way distance is about 10 km, taking around 3 hours. The wide, quiet beach has a campground where you can stay overnight (booking required). Sealers Cove is often combined with the lighthouse as part of the Southern Circuit. Before reaching the beach, you must wade across Sealers Creek, which can be waist-deep at high tide, so check the tide times. Some sections of the track were temporarily closed after flooding in 2024, so confirm that the track is open before you set out.
Opening hours
All day (camp reservation required)
Nearby sights
- Refuge Cove
- Waterloo Bay
- Mount Oberon Summit
- Little Oberon Bay
- Wilsons Promontory Lighthouse
- Lilly Pilly Gully Nature Walk
- Tidal River
- Norman Beach