Lakes Entrance

From the shallow inlets near Port Albert to the wide-open waterways of Lakes Entrance lies the Ninety Mile Beach – a 90-mile-long stretch of pristine golden sand that separates the Gippsland Lakes from Bass Strait. This is one of the most natural and unspoilt beaches in the world and is ideal for any number of beach activities from beach fishing and swimming to walking, whale and dolphin-spotting or just lazing in the sun.

Heading into the warmer months in the lead up to summer, taking on some of the many water activities, there is something for everyone. From kayaking, canoeing surfing, swimming and snorkelling and scuba diving if you’re brave. There are fishing spots all through the lakes and into the coast as well.

A beautiful walk for all abilities, to enjoy impressive views scenery, and both bushland and lakes views.

Lake's entrance is the perfect place for families or those wanting to dip into their inner child. With cinemas, mini golf and water parks there is plenty for all to do and particularly on those wet weather days.

A fun water pool and park for children to play and enjoy the different attractions within the pools, including slides and blow-up obstacles. An indoor attraction for those rainy days.

From May to November you may be able to spot southern right whales or humpback whales from a number of Gippsland vantage points.

Best spots for along the coast include Ninety Mile Beach and Lakes Entrance Beach