Coastal Wilderness
Wild, In the Best Possible Way.
This is the edge of East Gippsland. A place where ancient forests meet empty beaches, river systems weave through untouched landscapes, and nature still calls the shots.
Stretching for more than 100 kilometres, the Coastal Wilderness is home to rugged coastlines, golden sands, pristine waterways and some of Australia’s most spectacular natural scenery.
At its heart lies Croajingolong National Park, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve where more than 300 bird species and over 1,000 native plant species thrive.
Whether you’re exploring by foot, kayak, boat or beach towel, you’ll quickly understand why this is one of Australia’s most treasured natural escapes.
Top things to see and do
Far East Gippsland
Mallacoota
Thurra Dunes
McKenzie River Rainforest Walk
Point Hicks Lighthouse
Raymond Island
For nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts, the Raymond Island Koala Trail is the perfect place to visit and spot wild koalas in their natural habitat.
Far East Gippsland
Croajingolong National Park
Mallacoota
Mallacoota Inlet & Lakes
Thurra Dunes
Thurra Dunes
McKenzie River Rainforest Walk
Rainforest walks
