In the idyllic location at the head of Mallacoota Inlet on Victoria’s eastern coast, Gipsy Point offers a superb getaway. Gipsy Point has access to a remarkable diversity of environments - forests, rivers, lakes and coastline. The area is still as nature designed it - unspoiled and famous for its beauty and serenity.

Ideal base for exploring Croajingolong National Park

Take a walk along rugged coastline and soak up the pristine remoteness.

Croajingolong National Park covers 87,500 hectares and extends for 100 km along the wilderness coast of Victoria's East Gippsland. It protects remote beaches, tall forests, heathland, rainforest, estuaries and granite peaks. 

Gipsy Point is a haven for the local wildlife. There are over 280 species of birds in the area. Look for the white-bellied sea eagles by the coast, or lyrebirds and azure kingfishers as you stroll around Lyrebird Walk.

Keep an eye out for goannas and colourful Gippsland water dragons, which grow up to 1m long. Wander down to Bastion Point to spot whales and dolphins.

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