Be inspired by the space and solitude in Gippsland’s unspoilt beaches, lakes and mountains then dip into the bustling gourmet waterfront villages.

Go east

Australia’s largest and most beautiful inland waterways, the Gippsland Lakes are a network of lakes, marshes and lagoons covering over 600 square kilometres.

The Lakes are separated from the ocean by coastal dunes known as Ninety Mile Beach. Bird and marine life thrive here, with lake dolphins and pelicans frequenting many locations

For the best view of Gippsland, head up high to the Strzelecki Ranges and Mt Baw Baw. If you are looking to experience the snow, Mt Baw Baw Resort offers tourists the chance to ski, snowboard and toboganning in the village.

Learn more about the history of Gippsland by visiting the restored building of Port Albert, going to Point Hicks Lighthouse and taking a tour underground in the State Coal Mine.

If you are interested in discovering hidden gems, travel around Gippsland’s tiniest villages. At Tinamba you can pedal along the Gippland Plains Rail Trail and drink the finest local wine at the Tinamba Hotel. At Glengarry you can also try some of the finest wine at the Narkoojee Winery whilst looking at the main street which has been preserved to embody the town’s heritage.

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A beautiful morning in Metung, Gippsland

2017 Victorian Cabin, Caravan & Camping Guide