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Discover your next adventure with our diverse East Gippsland itineraries. From the coast’s golden beaches and lively villages to the ancient wonders of Buchan Caves, scenic lakeside strolls, accessible wildlife cruises, cultural trails, and gourmet hotspots, each journey is curated for every kind of traveller. Explore unforgettable coast-to-cave escapes, accessible highlights, and unique local experiences—all in one extraordinary region.

A park guide leads a small group through a cavernous cave, pointing out impressive mineral formations on the walls and ceiling. The cave interior is dramatically lit, showcasing textured stalactites, stalagmites, and flowstone in shades of orange, white, and brown. The group stands on a rocky path, surrounded by the awe-inspiring geological features.
Raymond Island Koala Trail
Lakes Entrance Helicopters - Mitchell River Silt Jetties
A cyclist in a red and black outfit rides a mountain bike along a winding, white gravel path through a forest. In the background, a tall, wooden trestle bridge stretches across the scene, surrounded by dense green foliage.
Metung Hot Springs bathing barrels
Koho Sauna Lakes Entrance
Metung Hot Springs lagoon pool
Lakes Entrance Helicopters - Lakes Entrance Cunningham Arm Gippsland Lakes

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Lakes Entrance 4-day itinerary: Seek wonder by the sea

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A woman in a wheelchair relaxes on a waterfront promenade, holding a drink. Behind her, several fishing boats and yachts are docked in the marina, with a clear blue sky and calm water creating a scenic backdrop.

Accessible 3-day itinerary: Explore Lakes Entrance & Orbost

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The exterior of the Bruthen Art and Information Centre, a white wooden building with a covered porch and green trim, surrounded by bushes and trees under a blue sky. A sign above the entrance reads "Bruthen Art and Information Centre."

Accessible 2-day itinerary: Explore Bairnsdale & Bruthen

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Bluff reserve stargazing

Home to the iconic Gippsland Lakes, Croajingolong National Park, and the Snowy River, the region offers endless outdoor adventures, from boating and fishing to hiking and wildlife spotting. Rich in Indigenous culture and history, East Gippsland is also known for its charming towns, fresh local produce, and laid-back lifestyle, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers and explorers alike.

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East Gippsland Shire Council acknowledges the Gunaikurnai, Monero and Bidawel people as the Traditional Custodians of the land that encompasses East Gippsland Shire. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in East Gippsland, their Elders past and present.

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