Mallacoota

Mallacoota is one of Gippsland's great escapes, surrounded by the magnificent wilderness of the Croajingolong National Park and set on the beautiful Mallacoota Inlet. 

Unspoilt coast

Unwind at this pretty costal town, blessed with Victoria's warmest winter temperatures and cool ocean breezes in summer. Discover the coast from the popular and patrolled Betka Beach to the rugged Quarry Beach where snorkellers explore the rocks, or the peaceful Secret Beach. The Top Lake, Bottom Lake, the inlets, cliffs and beaches are all great places to explore – or just sit and watch the beautiful sunsets for which the area is renowned.

With sparkling waters on every side there's no better way to see the riches of Mallacoota than from the back of a boat. Bring your own ride and berth at a local jetty or hire one and head off exploring the waterways.

Another must-see is Gipsy Point – a beautiful peninsula jutting into the top lake of the Mallacoota Inlet, home to a large mob of kangaroos.

Croajingolong National Park

Experience diverse landscapes in Croajingolong National Park, from pure white sandy beaches to granite peaks and heathland. Recognised as a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, this very special place supports over 1500 plant species and a diverse range of animal life, including over 300 species of birds and over 50 mammal species including kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, koalas, platypuses, possums, bats and gliders. Whales, dolphins and seals are often seen along the 100km of beautiful, undeveloped coastline.