Destination

Head to Bairnsdale at any time of year and be rewarded with a busy regional centre from which to explore the vast Gippsland Lakes and spectacular Ninety Mile Beach, or the alpine highlights of Omeo, Dinner Plain and Mount Hotham. The commercial centre for the local wool, dairy, agricultural and ...

Pack the sails and hit Inverloch's protected waters and make sure you grab the binoculars for a spot of bird watching in one of Victoria's most popular estuaries. This pretty seaside town on the spectacular Gippsland coastline offers a convenient array of accommodation and boat launching facilities ...

A much loved Victorian holiday spot, Lakes Entrance enjoys a spectacular position on the edge of Ninety Mile Beach where the Gippsland Lakes meet the Southern Ocean. Relax in the easy seaside charm of the town or head to the waters for a myriad of activities. You can take it easy and enjoy a boat ...

Tucked away on a beautiful inlet in far-east Gippsland is Mallacoota, a popular year-round coastal destination that enjoys Victoria's warmest winter temperatures and cool ocean breezes in summer. Explore the magnificent wilderness of the Croajingolong National Park or watch the sun set over pristine ...

For a dose of style in the Gippsland Lakes, make your way to Metung. A great base for water sports enthusiasts, this tiny town features fine food and wine and a popular Sculpture Gallery. The nearby Gippsland Lakes and sandy beaches mean there is over 400 square kilometres of water to explore ...

Omeo, a pioneering mountain town on the Great Alpine Road is a great base from which to discover more about the history of the high country, gold rush and cattlemen, or to make the most of Victoria's top snow resorts. Known for its gold mining history, Omeo is also the place to get back to ...

Take to the water in Paynesville, a charming village on the Gippsland Lakes interspersed with canals and inlets. Enjoy waterside walks, fishing, waterskiing and yachting on the lakes or coffee and cake by the water. Paynesville is a popular destination with water sport enthusiasts who ski, sail ...

Retreat to the coastal town of Port Albert, Victoria's first established port and a renowned historic fishing village. Port Albert boasts Georgian and Victorian architecture and offers a variety of new accommodation options. The quaint village is off the beaten track and more than 40 historic ...

Set sail from Sale to explore the entire Gippsland Lakes and get your fill of fresh air and outdoor activities before heading back to the Port of Sale for the café culture of a major regional hub. The westernmost port in the Gippsland Lakes is central to Gippsland's countryside and beaches and ...

Whether it’s a thriving regional centre you are seeking or a base for a whole host of nature based activities, Traralgon has plenty to offer. The Gippsland town was a resting place for drovers during the gold rush, and today has grown to service the surrounding energy, agricultural, pastoral ...