Discover a slice of paradise at East Gippsland’s beaches.
This stunning section of coast is made up of wonderful and wild coastal and national parks, including the resplendent Croajingolong National Park and Cape Conran Coastal Park.
Highlights of East Gippsland beaches
Frolic amongst the stunning swimming section of the beach at Lakes Entrance, set at the eastern edge of Ninety Mile Beach.
If you are after a secluded mystery land, romp 3km along the Fly Cove Walking Track from Wingan Inlet in Croajingolong National Park where the beach is beyond compare.
Follow the lake’s edge on the Entrance to the Lakes Walk, along the well-trodden path, to view the meeting of lakes and the Southern Ocean.
Set out on a boat to reach remote locations like Gabo Island, off the coast of Mallacoota, or cruise to Croajingolong Park’s Tamboon Inlet where you can pitch a tent at the exclusive Peachtree Creek Reserve Campground, only reachable by boat.
Head off-road, on the Wingan Mallacoota Scenic Drive, decorated with beaches famed as some of the region’s finest, offering four wheel enthusiasts an adventurous alternate route to Mallacoota from Cann River.