At the southern tip of Victoria, granite headlands and squeaking white sand beaches make Wilsons Promontory one of the country's more physically dramatic coastal walks — and one Life's An Adventure runs as a three-day pack-free guided trip, with a small group, capped at twelve, covering the park's north, west and east sections on foot while luggage and transfers are handled separately. Guides lead each day's walking, with nights spent at a renovated four-bedroom house overlooking the Prom and Corner Inlet rather than in a tent. The company, based on Sydney's northern beaches, runs a broader program of pack-free walks across Tasmania, the Grampians, the Mornington Peninsula and further afield, and has picked up a number of national tourism awards for its adventure-travel program over the years. The Wilsons Prom trip departs from central Melbourne, with transfers included, and runs on scheduled dates through the year alongside private group bookings. For travellers wanting a guided, gear-free way into one of Victoria's most photographed landscapes, this is a well-established route in.