The History of the Shrine Travelling Exhibition is touring regional Victorian centres from 2006 to 2009. Over 20 leading institutions are hosting this important exhibition which aims to connect all Victorians to the Shrine of Remembrance. The exhibition features information panels, archival photographs and audiovisual material. It traces the Shrine’s fascinating history from concept to construction through to its role as a contemporary commemorative and interactive learning space. The Shrine exhibition will be in Bairnsdale through June and July.
Located on the coast and surrounded by the Croajingolong National Park. Cocooned by hinterland, coastal bush & lakes, Mallacoota village is at one with its own unique culture & sense of being. ‘Coota’ is an outpost you should not miss.
Yes, most locals call it that. First it will tempt you with its location. On the shores of the lakes known as Top and Bottom, you can fish, swim, boat or ski in these sheltered estuarine waters. It would take you days to explore the many arms and coves that it contains. Numerous jetties, picnic spots and great amenities right on the water make camping and boating a delight. Find secret coastal beaches and bush tracks just south of the township. Your footprints might be the first on the beach. Encounter the natives at every corner. Walk the many National Park bush tracks and a close encounter with local wildlife is a certainty. Gipsy Point is another idyllic haven blessed with brilliant fishing and varied bird life. If you like seclusion with some amenities, then Mallacoota and Gipsy Point are beckoning.
Hire a boat, book an eco tour, grab your clubs or racket. Delight in the surrounding hidden gems and surprises.
Panoramic water views. Relax and enjoy the company of wildlife. One refurbished wheelchair designed flat. Environmentally friendly. Pets can come inside with mum & dad. Weekly tariffs from $250 for two - $475 for four.
Panoramic water views. Relax and enjoy the company of wildlife. One refurbished wheelchair designed flat. Environmentally friendly. Pets can come inside with mum & dad. Weekly tariffs from $250 for two - $475 for four.
Enjoy Mallacoota’s fishing and natural beauty from our friendly family park. A’wangralea is located within three minutes flat walk to shops and provides easy access to beaches and boat launching. Full camp kitchen. Pets welcome.
Enjoy Mallacoota’s fishing and natural beauty from our friendly family park. A’wangralea is located within three minutes flat walk to shops and provides easy access to beaches and boat launching. Full camp kitchen. Pets welcome.
Beachcomber Caravan Park invites you to enjoy a relaxing holiday and receive their friendly and personal attention in their park with shade, shelter and grass sites. A nice quiet spot off the highway catering soley the tourist. Park Facilities includ...
Beachcomber Caravan Park and Log Cabins invite you to enjoy a relaxing holiday and receive their friendly and personal attention in their park. Enjoy your stay in one of many styles of accommodation or bring along your caravan or tent. Choices includ...
Relax and enjoy the unspoiled natural beauty with comforatable accommodation, expansive views, native birds, bushland and waterways. With accommodation rated both three and a half and four stars Blue Waters Holiday Cottages are distinctive, comfortab...
• Relax and unwind at this beautiful 11 bedroom historic guesthouse
• Waterfront location with spectacular views over Mallacoota inlet & Croajingolong National Park
• B & B and self-catering - single, double and family rooms
• Guest lounge, open ...
Mallacoota Motor Inn is a two-storey motel with views of Mallacoota’s Bottom Lake from the top floor and offering Spacious units, Queen size and Single beds, kitchenettes, Television, DVD player, BBQ area and Breakfast to units.
Mallacoota Court has modern, spacious and well equipped units able to accommodate six people. Suitable for the disabled. Full furnished including crockery, cooking utensils, linen, towels, gas stove, microwave, fridge, bathroom, iron, video, clothes ...
Conducting two hour scenic and historic tours of Mallacoota with local commentary. Available for group bookings. Connecting with V/Line services at Genoa twice a day, three days a week.
Mallacoota Foreshore Camping Park offers on site vans, powered and unpowered sites set on 70 acres of crown land. Laundry, games room, camp kitchen, BBQ, boat parking, moorings and jetty available. Pets allowed on leads all year round. Fully disabled...
The Mallacoota Hotel Motel is centrally located in Mallacoota's Main Street, close to shopping, walks, the Mallacoota Lakes, and just minutes drive to many of our beautiful beaches and Croajingolong National Park. The Motel has 20 motel units includi...
The Mallacoota Hotel Motel is centrally located in Mallacoota's Main Street, close to shopping, walks, the Mallacoota Lakes, and just minutes drive to many of our beautiful beaches and Croajingolong National Park. The Motel has 20 motel units includi...
Conducting two hour scenic and historic tours of Mallacoota with local commentary. Available for group bookings. Connecting with V/Line services at Genoa twice a day, three days a week.
Conducting two hour scenic and historic tours of Mallacoota with local commentary. Available for group bookings. Connecting with V/Line services at Genoa twice a day, three days a week.
Approximately 1 minute by car from the shops in Mallacoota, the park the facilities including, swimming pool, large sites (catering for all vans), powered and unpowered sites, BBQ areas, children's play area, visitor parking,ensuite cabins, kiosk, an...
Melaleuca Grove, a tranquil one hectare setting of native trees, shrubs, is just a few minutes from shops, beaches lakes and forests. With six tastefully presented carpeted, fully self contained units feature an open living area and two bedrooms with...
Mallacoota Inlet - Wake to the tranquil sound of birds singing. ‘Quiet, central location’. Affordable quality, r/c Air Con. Q.S. beds,T.V., heaters, ceiling fans, electric blankets, BBQ, hairdryer, laundry, tea/coffee making facilities, linen supplie...
The Wave oasis is situated in one of Victoria's most picturesque locations - Mallacoota. The Wave Oasis is brand new accommodation situated on a foreshore reserve with incredibly beautiful lake ocean and mountain views. With a choice of luxury accomm...
The coastal region stretching from Lake Tyers in East Gippsland to Mimosa Rocks National Park in Southern New South Wales and inland towards Bombala was recently presented under the name Australia’s Coastal Wilderness to international tourism and travel representatives at a trade show in Perth. Held at the Australian Tourism Exchange the conference was attended by East Gippsland Mayor, Cr Mendy Urie, CEO Steve Kozlowski and Shire economic development and tourism coordinator Phil Rickards who is chair of the steering committee for Australia’s Coastal Wilderness.
Mr Rickards said the launch that was part of the National Landscapes Program signalled a new era for tourism in East Gippsland and Southern New South Wales.
“Devised by Tourism Australia and Parks Australia, the program was designed to identify the best of Australia’s natural and cultural landscapes that are inspirational destinations in their own right and that transcend borders and boundaries,” he said.
“The landscapes also include Australia’s Red Centre, the Australian Alps, Kakadu, Flinders Ranges, the Great Ocean Road, Australia’s Green Cauldron (Mt Warning and surrounding areas inland from Byron Bay and the Gold Coast) and the Greater Blue Mountains.
“These landscapes are to be marketed to the global audience known as Experience Seekers who want to get off the beaten track and immerse themselves in Australian nature and culture.”
Mr Rickards said that from a marketing point of view, two of East Gippsland’s most spectacular natural assets, the High Country and parts of the beautiful coastal region would be now promoted internationally alongside other national icons under a high profile brand.
“The other great benefit of the program is that it encourages stakeholders including land managers, tourism agencies, local government and industry to work closely together for the conservation of Australia’s outstanding natural and cultural experiences.”
Cr Urie said the name chosen for the coastal region - Australia’s Coastal Wilderness – made the statement that we have a world-class destination right here in our own back yard.
“Although there are other coastal wilderness areas around Australia our wilderness area is distinguished by its accessibility to visitors coming from Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra and its proximity to unique communities including Mallacoota, Bemm River and Eden that that are bases for exploring spectacular lakes, rivers, forests and beaches.
In addtition, the linkage between the two National Landscapes, part of which lie in East Gippsland - Australia's Coastal Wilderness and the Australian Alps means that a strong marketing partnership can be formed. This will enable a more successful delivery of the product to the international and domestic markets so benefitting the tourism industry and numerous communities in both East Gippsland's coastal region and High Country. " she said.
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