Located inland and to the west of Mallacoota, this small park features warm temperate rainforest, rare flora and diverse landscapes including many species of native orchid and tree-ferns
Stretching along the coast in far East Gippsland, the Croajingolong National Park is an unspoilt wilderness of remote beaches, forests and mountains. Its landscapes and ecosystems are so valuable that it has been classified as a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. The 100 kilometre Wilderness Coast Walk explores the best of the park, from isolated stretches of coastline, to wide open beaches and small coves with rocky headlands.
Gabo Island is situated 13 kilometres from Mallacoota and 500 metres off the wilderness coast of Croajingolong National Park. The island supports colonies of seabirds and penguins, and features a pink granite lighthouse which was completed in 1862.