Sealers Cove is a remote, pristine crescent-shaped beach nestled within Wilsons Promontory National Park in Victoria's Gippsland region. Accessible only by hiking the 11 km Sealers Cove Track through lush coastal rainforest or by sea kayak, this sheltered cove offers crystal-clear waters lapping white quartz sand, framed by granite headlands and towering tea-tree scrub. Its isolation rewards snorkelers with a wild, untouched marine environment on the edge of the Bass Strait.
Sealers Cove
Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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DANGER: Explicit Risks Present
Sealers Cove has hazards marked as danger. Entering the water here means you may face serious risks to your personal safety.
- Rip currents danger
Strong and unpredictable rips can form around the granite headlands
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High risk: Rip currents
Strong and unpredictable rips can form around the granite headlands
Moderate risk: Remote location - limited emergency access
Accessible only by boat or a 23 km hike; no road access and no mobile reception, requiring self-sufficiency.
Moderate risk: Changing swell conditions
Southern Ocean swells can build rapidly, causing surging waves against rocky shores
Low risk: Variable ocean conditions
While the cove is sheltered, conditions can change rapidly; strong southerly winds can create challenging sea states.
Low risk: Slippery rocks
Granite boulders and reef platforms become very slippery when wet
Low risk: Cold water temperatures
Water temperatures in Gippsland drop significantly, especially in winter; wetsuit recommended
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