Fairy Cove is located at the southernmost tip of Victoria on the west side of Wilson's Cape National Park (Wilsons Promontory National Park), about 10 kilometers by car from the main camping and distribution tidal river (Tidal River) within Wilson's Cape National Park.
The huge boulders on the beach are one of the hallmarks of Wilson Point National Park, and Fairy Cove is the home of this iconic symbol. The mini-beach here is inaccessible, and it is very difficult to see too many tourists coming here on weekdays. A large number of round stones are scattered and piled up, as if they had formed a long stone road on the beach. The glamorous scenery and the rare serenity are enough to indulge in it.
