• Designated15 December 1982Reference no.269[1]. Lake King from Shaving Point in Metung. Lake Tyers, Gippsland Lakes, Victoria, Australia.
  • The watersheds of the rivers feeding the Gippsland Lakes extend from Noojee to Omeo, and several large towns are on their shorelines.
  • Toe-dippers, twitchers, anglers and skippers, wander the Gippsland Lakes. Navigate the water on yacht, cruiser, kayak or skis.
  • 3. The town of Lakes Entrance is the largest town in the Gippsland Lakes Region. It is located at the entrance to the lakes and is a popular tourist destination.
  • If camping isn’t your style- base yourself at Loch Sport, Paynesville, Metung or Lakes Entrance - all gateways into the Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park.
  • The Gippsland Lakes are a network of lakes, marshes and lagoons covering 400sq km, and are separated from the ocean with coastal sand dunes.
  • The Gippsland Lakes are located in East Gippsland, 300 km east of Melbourne Victoria. The lakes cover a total area of approximately 600 km2 and are an...
  • The Gippsland Lakes is the largest navigable inland waterway in Australia, comprising 400 square kilometres. That’s ten times the size of Sydney Harbour!
  • Discover the beautiful Gippsland Lakes in East Gippsland, Victoria near Melbourne. Enjoy Ninety Mile Beach, Lakes Entrance & fun water activities!
  • Top ways to experience Gippsland Lakes and nearby attractions. ... The Gippsland Lakes are a must place to visit or holiday at in Victoria .