Gippsland

Australia

Gippsland is a large region located in southeastern Australia. Remote and perfectly preserved from mass tourism, it is a popular destination for travelers looking for adventure and escape.
Its protected areas bear witness to its exceptional natural heritage. Wilson's Headland National Park is one of the most interesting reserves in the country. Nicknamed Wilson's Prom ►

Things to do and see - Gippsland

Walk along remote coastal trails and swim at pristine beaches

Wilson’s Promontory National Park

Cross the footbridge to reach the popular Ninety Mile Beach

Lakes Entrance

Visit the Penguin Parade on a wildlife island

Phillip Island

Stay in a seaside town along the spectacular Gippsland coastline

Inverloch

Enjoy breathtaking coastal scenery and world-class surf breaks

Cape Woolamai

Escape to Bairnsdale, the gateway to the Gippsland Lakes

Bairnsdale

Take a stroll along the famous white sands of Squeaky Beach

Squeaky Beach

Explore Australia’s largest and most scenic inland waterways

Gippsland Lakes

Join a guided tour and discover the surrounding forest and wildlife

Buchan Caves Reserve

Relax on a pristine beach with swimming, surfing, and fishing

Tarra-Bulga National Park

FAQ - Gippsland

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What are the cities to discover in Gippsland?
Walhalla is one of the most interesting towns in Gippsland. It is famous for its old gold mines, hiking spots and beautiful landscapes. Port Albert is also an address worth visiting. This port city was one of the first ports in Victoria. It is popular with surfers for its beautiful waves.
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Where to hike in Gippsland?
Gippsland Lakes is a great place to hike in Gippsland. It is considered one of the most beautiful inland waterways in Australia. Its diversity of landscapes captivates travelers from all over the world. It is home to villages renowned for their seafood and water activities.