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Lake Tyers Beach

Pack the beach towels, the sunscreens and the fishing rods. Pack the esky and pack that book you have been meaning to read, because at Lake Tyers Beach, you will have time to live that lazy beach day dream.

EAST GIPPSLAND
EAST GIPPSLAND
EAST GIPPSLAND
EAST GIPPSLAND
Red Bluff Surf Beach cliffs near Lake Tyers
EAST GIPPSLAND

Experience Lake Tyers Beach

After your day of surfing the region’s most popular break, Red Bluff, imagine sitting back to take in the view of the lake over the ocean with a cold one from the deck of the local pub.

Lake Tyers and the Ninety Mile Beach live side by side most of the time, but occasionally become one when the sand dunes break through. The lake is very popular amongst fishing fans with great catches of flathead and bream often recorded from the depths.

Traditional owners of this land, the Gunaikurnai, have deep roots of history in this area and still live by the productive lake.

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All kinds of wonder

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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Accessible 3-day itinerary: Explore Lakes Entrance & Orbost

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Lakes Entrance & Buchan: Coast to Caves Itinerary

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20 reasons to explore the Gippsland Lakes

Explore the Gippsland Lakes and Lakes Entrance with our guide to the best things to do, from scenic cruises and Ninety Mile Beach to wildlife, walks, local food and wine. Discover 20 must-see experiences for families, couples, and outdoor adventurers, and see why this coastal paradise is one of Victoria’s top holiday destinations.
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All kinds of inspiration

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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Top things to see and do

Lake Tyers

Lake Tyers State Park

Lake Tyers State Park, stretching from Lake Tyers Beach to Mount Nowa Nowa, is rich in Gunaikurnai cultural heritage and known for tranquil lakes, lush rainforest, wildlife, camping, bushwalks, fishing, and scenic drives across 7,100 hectares.

Lake Tyers

Beach Tavern

The Waterwheel Beach Tavern is a vibrant local hub with spectacular lake and ocean views. It’s famous for fresh local seafood and produce, steak, modern pub fare, live music, friendly vibes, and a beachside atmosphere.

Lake Tyers

Red Bluff to Lake Tyers Beach Circuit

Follow this seaside walk linking dramatic cliffs, the scenic Beacon Reserve, and stretches of wild beach. Experience ever-changing coastal views, sandy footprints, and a taste of East Gippsland’s unspoiled charm at every turn.

Lake Tyers

Toorloo Arm Walk

Discover peaceful bush settings on an easy lakeshore trail from Cherry Tree to Burnt Bridge. This short 2km return walk is rich with birdlife, perfect for a relaxed ramble or to introduce kids to Lake Tyers’ natural beauty.

Lake Tyers

Marsdenia Rainforest Walk

Step into a pocket of remnant rainforest on this short, easy stroll. Surrounded by lush ferns and towering trees, the Marsdenia walk delivers a surprising burst of greenery and tranquility that feels a world away from the coast.

Raymond Island

Gippsland Lakes cruises

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.

Lake Tyers

Lake Tyers State Park

Lake Tyers State Park, stretching from Lake Tyers Beach to Mount Nowa Nowa, is rich in Gunaikurnai cultural heritage and known for tranquil lakes, lush rainforest, wildlife, camping, bushwalks, fishing, and scenic drives across 7,100 hectares.

Lake Tyers

Beach Tavern

The Waterwheel Beach Tavern is a vibrant local hub with spectacular lake and ocean views. It’s famous for fresh local seafood and produce, steak, modern pub fare, live music, friendly vibes, and a beachside atmosphere.

Lake Tyers

Red Bluff to Lake Tyers Beach Circuit

Follow this seaside walk linking dramatic cliffs, the scenic Beacon Reserve, and stretches of wild beach. Experience ever-changing coastal views, sandy footprints, and a taste of East Gippsland’s unspoiled charm at every turn.

Lake Tyers

Toorloo Arm Walk

Discover peaceful bush settings on an easy lakeshore trail from Cherry Tree to Burnt Bridge. This short 2km return walk is rich with birdlife, perfect for a relaxed ramble or to introduce kids to Lake Tyers’ natural beauty.

Lake Tyers

Marsdenia Rainforest Walk

Step into a pocket of remnant rainforest on this short, easy stroll. Surrounded by lush ferns and towering trees, the Marsdenia walk delivers a surprising burst of greenery and tranquility that feels a world away from the coast.

Top things to see and do

  • Lake Tyers State Park
  • Beach Tavern
  • Red Bluff to Lake Tyers Beach Circuit
  • Toorloo Arm Walk
  • Marsdenia Rainforest Walk

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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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