Gippsland Lakes & Wilderness Victoria
South and east of Melbourne, Gippsland is a land of lakes, lagoons and rivers where five rivers end their journey to the sea in an intricate network of waterways. Fresh and salt water meet and mix here creating a paradise of sheltered islands, spits and inlets with abundant fish, wildlife and golden beaches.

Extending from the Dargo High Plains in the Great Dividing Range and running down to Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park, the region includes Ninety Mile Beach, Wilsons Promontory National Park and Philip Island, of race car fame.

Fish to your heart's content, go swimming and boating; watch the fairy penguins and koalas on Philip Island; enjoy spectacular Wilsons Promontory National Park; view the staggering array of wildlife at The Lakes; explore the highlands, tramp and camp.