This walking trip was a genuine surprise and delight. I had not realised just how beautiful and pristine the Prom is and it was such a pleasure to discover this area under the capable and professional guidance of Graeme. He clearly knew the area well and was happily able to take us to some very special parts of Wilsons Promontory. Several of our group swam at Squeaky Beach and the absolutely divine Fairy Cove - one of the most beautiful beaches I have been to. And there are many more picturesque beaches to be found. We also walked to Tongues Point, the most southerly part of mainland Australia - this walk was the highlight of the 5 days for me. Our accommodation was very comfortable, in the gorgeous cottages at Bear Gully, a very secluded and pretty part of the Prom. We ate breakfast and dinner in the Homestead - dinner was delicious, with an amazing three course meal served to us each evening. The walking holiday was very well organised and our group of 8 ladies thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience, so much so that we are booking another walking trip with Graeme next year.

I first walked with Graeme and Gabriela back in 1988 along the Great Ocean Road! So 34 years later I finally got to go an another adventure and it was still as good as I remembered from 34 years ago - Graeme is very friendly, welcoming, a good conversationalist and knowledgable. He designed the walks at the Prom to be fairly leisurely, taking in a variety of landscapes and managed varying weather conditions. We very much enjoyed the whole experience - our dinners were of very high quality, breakfasts prepared by Graeme were very filling and healthy and the company of the group was good fun. The Prom is a very special place and staying at Bear Gully was a treat - with lovely views toward the Prom over the water, cabins set in a quiet and private landscape with a resident koala visiting us from time to time. Thanks Graeme - hopefully next time Gabriela will be with us as well.

What FABULOUS tour. Wilsons Promontory was Graeme's back yard when he was growing up so his wealth of knowledge of the area is second to none. Swimming at the wonderfully remote beaches were certainly a highlight for me. The accommodation was perfect and the food certainly lived up to its gourmet expectations. The wine tasting and stopping at a few of the local villages on the way home really rounded off a perfect tour.

My first 'walkabout' experience and first impressions were good. Most of the group were already known to me and the remaining four walkers were exceptionally pleasant. Graeme's easy social style made for a relaxed ambiance within the group and enabled us to mix and mingle freely. Accommodation was comfortable and clean. Food was plentiful and delicious, prepared by two delightful locals. Wilson's Prom. offers spectacular scenery, and a huge variety of walks and destinations. What we covered in our planned walks was a mere fraction of what is out there, nevertheless it didn't fail to impress. Graeme's overall knowledge of the areas walked was also pretty impressive! As an inexperienced walker I have to admit to some of the walks being a little beyond me... particularly the decent part, where my lack of sure-footedness came into play. I was very appreciative of Graeme's suggestion that on the final walk I use walking poles... they made a huge difference to my confidence. Thanks Graeme. So, now home with lots of photos and memories and wondering what/where next! Thank you Walkabout.

Three weeks ago nine women friends and myself joined Graeme for a wonderful walking tour of Wilson's Promontory. It is the most beautiful national park with stunning coastal views and awesome rock formations. Accomodation was excellent and we were thoroughly spoilt by Trish and Lyn in gourmet food style. Above all it was Graeme, Trish and Lyn that were so friendly and fun that made our experience memorable.

Lovely relaxed exploration of some hidden gems on Victoria's eastern coast. Well paced, great company and terrific night time settings and dinners. Perfect for those who need a break but don't want the headache of organising it!

We had a 5 day exclusive family tour of Wilson's Promontory with Graeme as our guide. Even though some of us had never met Graeme, he fit right in as an extended member of the family. He was exceptionally kind, thoughtful, patient and generous of his time spent with us along with having great knowledge of the area visited. I really enjoyed his company and conversation. I would highly recommend Graeme as a tour guide!

We are all feeling invigorated and exhilarated after our Prom & environs walk with Graeme. It was our 3rd attempt and miraculously we were all able to go along and the weather was perfect for walking, apart from day one, when the heat soared to about 36 degrees. At the busiest time of the year for this area, Graeme's planned walks kept us far from the madding crowds and showed us beautiful areas that we had never seen before. He prepared delicious healthy fruit based breakfasts daily, which kept us going for hours and then at dinner, Juneen gave us a variety of scrumptious feasts. Drinks and canapés in the lovely garden overlooking the Prom spoilt us each evening. Everyone enjoyed the wine tasting and lovely lunch at the winery and the rolling clouds and rain emphasised how fortunate we'd been on our walking days.

We are all feeling invigorated and exhilarated after our Prom & environs walk with Graeme. It was our 3rd attempt and miraculously we were all able to go along and the weather was perfect for walking, apart from day one, when the heat soared to about 36 degrees. At the busiest time of the year for this area, Graeme's planned walks kept us far from the madding crowds and showed us beautiful areas that we had never seen before. He prepared delicious healthy fruit based breakfasts daily, which kept us going for hours and then at dinner, Juneen gave us a variety of scrumptious feasts. Drinks and canapés in the lovely garden overlooking the Prom spoilt us each evening. Everyone enjoyed the wine tasting and lovely lunch at the winery and the rolling clouds and rain emphasised how fortunate we'd been on our walking days.