Oberon Bay

There are no restaurants or cafes located directly on Oberon Bay, but there are plenty of options available in nearby towns such as Tidal River and Yanakie. Visitors can enjoy a range of cuisines including seafood, Italian, and Australian cuisine at restaurants such as The Tidal River General Store, Yanakie General Store, and The Fish Creek Hotel.

Accommodation options in Wilsons Promontory include camping grounds, cabins, and holiday homes. Tidal River Campground is the largest and most popular camping ground in the area, offering a range of facilities such as hot showers, laundry, and a general store. There are also a number of cabins and holiday homes available for rent in nearby towns.

There are no lifeguards on duty, but the beach does have toilet facilities available for public use.

Visitors can also enjoy a range of activities at the beach such as hiking, fishing, kayaking, and surfing.

Parking is available at the Telegraph Saddle Carpark and visitors can either walk or take the shuttle service to Oberon Bay. The shuttle service is available during the summer months and on weekends, and there is a small fee to use it.

Fun fact: Oberon Bay is named after the French explorer Charles Francois Beautemps-Beaupre's ship, the L'Oberon.

Wilsons Promontory is known for its rugged coastline and beautiful beaches, and Oberon Bay is no exception. Visitors can explore the nearby walking tracks, including the Oberon Bay Walking Track which provides stunning views of the beach and the surrounding wilderness. There is also a nearby camping ground, so visitors can stay overnight and fully immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.