Zoos & Wildlife
- Home
- Do & See
- Nature & Outdoors
- Zoos & Wildlife
Shhhh, tread lightly and see what you can spot.
Gippsland is home to some of the cutest critters around. See the resident koalas at Raymond Island, dolphins jumping in the Gippsland Lakes, or fall in love with wombats, kangaroos and emus at Wilsons Promontory. Birdlife in Gippsland is world-class with a number of Ramsar wetland sites and UNESCO World Biosphere Reserves.
Best places to Spot Wildlife
Raymond Island
Forest-clad paradise teems with koalas and wildlife, with nature-filled adventures waiting to be explored by bike or on foot.
Wilsons Prom
Discover dreamy beaches, hiking bliss, fern gullies and windswept sand dunes at one of the most magical places on our planet. Clinging to the southern fringe…
Croajingolong National Park
Croajingolong National Park is one of the country’s most beautiful and ecologically significant places, and the stuff of dreams for keen hikers.
Gippsland Lakes
Gippsland’s iconic waterfront is famed for dreamy sunsets, stunning scenery and unforgettable boating and fishing adventures.
Mitchell River National Park
Just north of Bairnsdale, the deeply rugged Mitchell River National Park has a clutch of remote river gorges, open forest and rainforest gullies which flank…
Snowy River National Park
Relish in stunning Australian landscapes from sumptuous views over the wild Snowy River.
Corner Inlet Marine & Coastal Park
Framed by marshlands and the granite peaks of Wilsons Promontory, Corner Inlet is a scenic destination, and a haven for fishing and boating.
Tarra Bulga National Park
Lush Tarra Bulga National Park is one of the most heart-stirring places you can find, and quite unlike any other place in Victoria.
Buchan Caves Reserve Walks
0.5km - 4km, 0.5 - 2.5 hrs | Buchan | Discover spectacular limestone caves on the walking trails through Buchan Caves Reserve.
Holey Plains State Park
Explore walking tracks through banksia groves, stringybark forests under a backdrop of swaggering emus and frog song.
Briagolong State Forest
Home to a dry eucalypt forest with more than 100 species of birds amongst the mountain grey gum, stringybarks and silvertop ash.
