Gippsland - Victoria

Visit the famous Gippsland Lakes, the inspiring scenery of Gippsland's high country, the lush fern gullies of the Tarra Bulga National Park, Mt Baw Baw's beautiful wildflowers, spectacular limestone caves near Buchan and magnificent river views at Little River Gorge. With its finest and freshest produce, Gippsland is also the perfect destination for food and wine lovers.

Gippsland is also home to Lakes Entrance, a delightful coastal village with waterside seafood restaurants and the white sands and rock pools of Ninety Mile Beach nearby. This stunning long white strip of land makes for one of the most pristine and unspoilt beaches in the world, their gentle waters and undisturbed islands providing a haven for a wonderful array of wildlife: black swans, pelicans, herons, dolphins, koalas, kangaroos, possums and our famous wombats.

Croajingalong National Park in East Gippsland is well worth exploring for its remote beaches and walks, lighthouse on Gabo Island and towns of Gipsy Point and Mallacoota, where you can do nature cruises.

Highlights

	Gippsland Lakes
	320km southeast of Melbourne. The Gippsland Lakes system is Australia’s biggest and most beautiful expanse of inland waterways with over 400 square kilometres of lakes, rivers, lagoons and islands to explore.

	Wilson's Promontory
	Renowned for its spectacular scenery, the 50,000 hectare national park features magnificent and secluded beaches, cool fern gullies, great views, spectacular rock formations and an abundance of wildlife. Bushwalking, overnight walks and secluded beaches.

	Walhalla Township
	A unique holiday experience with 4-wheel driving, the Goldfields Railway, gold panning, bushwalking, horse trail rides and abundant wildlife. Walhalla is home to more than 4,000 people following the discovery of gold in the area in 1863.

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