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Gippsland Lakes Region

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About Gippsland Lakes Region

The Gippsland Lakes Region is a beautiful area located in the east of the Australian state of Victoria. It is a network of lakes, rivers, lagoons and beaches spanning 400 square kilometres, making it the largest inland waterway system in the Southern Hemisphere.

Things to do in Gippsland Lakes Region

Water Activities

The Gippsland Lakes Region offers a plethora of water-based activities for visitors. You can take a cruise to explore the different lakes, hire a boat or kayak to paddle around, go fishing or simply take a dip in the clear waters. The region is also famous for its beaches, including Lakes Entrance, Ninety Mile Beach and Metung Beach.

Nature and Wildlife

Gippsland Lakes is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a great destination for nature lovers. The Lakes National Park is a must-visit for hikers, while the Lakes Aquadome offers visitors a chance to see native aquatic animals. Bird watchers will be delighted with the various species of birds that call this region home, such as pelicans, spoonbills and eagles.

Heritage and Culture

The region has a rich history, and there are several museums and heritage sites that offer visitors a glimpse into the past. The Gippsland Regional Maritime Museum showcases the area's maritime history, while the Buchan Caves Reserve is a fascinating geological formation that dates back millions of years.

Where to Stay in Gippsland Lakes Region

Gippsland Lakes Region has a variety of accommodation options, ranging from campsites and caravan parks to luxurious resorts and hotels. You can choose to stay in one of the scenic towns surrounding the lakes, such as Metung, Paynesville or Lakes Entrance.

How to Get to Gippsland Lakes Region

The Gippsland Lakes Region is about 3 hours' drive from Melbourne. You can also take a train or bus from Melbourne to Bairnsdale and then take a local bus or taxi to Lakes Entrance or other nearby towns.

When to Visit Gippsland Lakes Region

The best time to visit Gippsland Lakes Region is during the summer months (December to February) when the weather is warm and sunny. However, the region is also beautiful in the autumn and winter, when the leaves change colour and the lakes take on a peaceful, serene atmosphere.

Visit Gippsland Lakes Region

The Gippsland Lakes Region is a stunning destination that offers something for everyone, from water activities to nature and wildlife experiences. Whether you're looking for adventure or just a relaxing getaway, this region is definitely worth a visit.


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