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East Gippsland is a land of wonder where wild coastlines, ancient forests, pristine lakes, and dramatic caves create unforgettable scenery for every adventurer. Marvel at the sweeping views of the Gippsland Lakes and the iconic Ninety Mile Beach, wander lush trails in the Alpine High Country, or explore the spectacular Buchan Caves. Spot koalas on Raymond Island, paddle tranquil rivers, and unwind in picturesque towns filled with welcoming locals. From sunrise over wild ocean beaches to sunset at serene lookouts, this is a region where nature, wildlife, and culture unite—inviting discovery, awe, and joy.

Aerial photograph of an estuary mouth where a Gippsland Lakes meets the ocean at Lakes Entrance, featuring a sandy beach and a long sandspit - The Ninety Mile Beach. The image shows jetties extending into the sea, lush green vegetation along the shoreline, and multiple channels of blue water weaving through low-lying islands and sandbanks.
A rocky breakwater extends into a bright blue sea under a vivid blue sky with wispy clouds. Wooden railings line the path along the rocks, and white markers are spaced along the breakwater. The water is clear, and the horizon meets the open ocean beyond the entrance to a sheltered harbor.
Lakes Entrance aerial (55)
A yellow and blue lifeguard tower stands elevated on stilts among grassy sand dunes. The sky is tinged with soft pastel colors of sunset, and a few small figures walk across the broad sandy expanse in the distance.
Sunset over Lakes Entrance
Three people, two women and one man, stand on paddleboards in shallow water near a sandy shore, each holding a paddle. They are engaged in conversation and appear relaxed, with grassy dunes and low vegetation in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A group of three people walk along a dirt path through a dense forest, surrounded by tall trees and green undergrowth on a clear day.
A mountain biker rides over a fallen log on a dirt trail, surrounded by tall eucalyptus trees and grassy undergrowth in an Australian forest.
A family, including children and adults, sit together on a blanket spread over green grass, enjoying a picnic with fish and chips. In the background, there is a surf lifesaving club building with outdoor seating, flags, and several people milling about under a clear blue sky.
A woman in a wheelchair is inside a rustic shop filled with vintage and handmade items. She holds a crossbody bag and reaches out to touch a cream-colored dress hanging on a rack. The shop features wooden shelves, baskets, and various crafts and decorations on display.
A wide aerial shot of the Gippsland Lakes opening into the ocean, with boats leaving wakes in the clear blue water, sandy beaches, and residential areas visible on the left.
A tranquil beach scene featuring golden sand stretching into the distance, gentle waves rolling onto the shore, and a clear blue sky above. Footprints are visible in the sand, and the beach appears empty and peaceful.
An expansive aerial photograph showing a long, narrow strip of coastal dunes and heath separating a calm inlet from the open ocean. A bridge crosses the water, connecting the shoreline to the town, with boats and buildings visible along the waterfront.
A person stands upright on a blue paddleboard, using a paddle to navigate calm lake waters, with a forested shoreline in the distance under a cloudy sky.
Three children play at the edge of a calm lake at sunset. One child stands on the sandy shore holding a rope attached to a small motorboat, while the other two wade in the shallow water. The sky is filled with wispy clouds, and boats are moored along the lakeside shore.
A small motorboat travels along a calm estuary at sunset, leaving rippling waves in its wake. The sky is ablaze with vibrant orange, yellow, and pink hues, which are reflected on the water’s surface. Silhouetted trees and distant hills frame the horizon, while the tranquil scene is mirrored in the glassy river.
A life-sized wooden sculpture of a soldier in uniform stands outdoors near a street intersection, holding a walking stick and wearing a hat, with trees and road signs visible in the background.

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We acknowledge the Gunaikurnai people as the Traditional Owners of East Gippsland and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We recognize their enduring connection to Country and culture and extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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