- The Gippsland Lakes is one of Victoria’s major environmental resources, an important tourism destination and home to people with a strong historical and...
- The Gippsland Lakes are Australia's largest inland network of waterways. Lakes Entrance sits on the edge of Ninety Mile Beach.
- The Lakes attract the largest concentration of migratory waders in East Gippsland and are host to breeding colonies of the vulnerable Fairy Terns and Little Terns.
- Stretching between Seaspray and Lakes Entrance, the park takes in islands and wetlands, Barrier Landing, Bunga Arm and the Boole Poole Peninsula.
- In the summer of 2008 and 2009, the shores of the Gippsland Lakes glowed a faint blue at night as the bacteria were agitated by movement in the water.
- Welcome to Gippsland — home to vast lakes, the world's third longest beach and a host of seaside towns and lakeside villages.
- Welcome to the Gippsland Lakes Fishing Guide. Gippsland Lakes is a labyrinth of lakes and lagoons in east Gippsland that spans over 354 square kilometres.
- At Paynesville and Gippsland Lakes Escapes, we delight in creating the perfect “escape” for you with our unique range of holiday accommodation.
- Sailing Gippsland Lakes was my favourite way to explore the region, but there are many other things to do in Gippsland Lakes if you aren’t a sailor!
- The tranquil Gippsland Lakes system is the ultimate playground for all. Stretching out over 400 square kilometres, the lakes are a network of inland waterways.