gippsland international product manual

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GIPPSLAND INTERNATIONAL PRODUCT MANUAL

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Key Attractions

1 Phillip Island

2 Wilsons Promontory National Park

3 Mt Baw Baw

4 Walhalla Historic Township

5 Tarra Bulga National Park

6 Gippsland Lakes

7 Gippsland’s High Country

8 Croajingolong National Park

Tours

Port of Sale Heritage tours

Bunyip Tours

Accommodation

1 Silverwater Resort

2 RACV Inverloch Resort

3 Wilderness Retreats, Parks Victoria

4 Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort

5 Walhalla’s Star Hotel

6 Captains Lodge International

7 McMillans of Metung Resort

8 5 Knots

9 The Moorings at Metung

10 Rivendell Farm Cottages & La Matanza

11 The Esplanade Resort & Spa

12 Bellevue on the Lakes

13 Waverley House Cottages

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AUTHEnTIC WILdLIFE ExPERIEnCES

See kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, koalas and emus in their natural environment of Australian coastal bush land, eucalypt forests and fern gullies.Just three hours south east of Melbourne, Wilsons Promontory National Park is a haven for Australian wildlife. Watch kangaroos bounding through the bush or spot wombats ambling through the park looking for a feed around dusk and dawn.

The Gippsland Lakes abound in native bird and wildlife. Take a cruise and glimpse birdlife and kangaroos grazing by the water. In Metung, catch the feeding of the Australian Pelicans daily at midday. Raymond Island, just off Paynesville’s shoreline, is home to a large koala colony and is one of the best places in Victoria to go koala spotting.

The alpine heathlands and Mountain Ash forests of the Baw Baw National Park are ideal for spotting wombats, wallabies and sugar gliders. The park is also home to the endangered leadbeater’s possum.

Further east, native wildlife thrives in the pristine remoteness of Mallacoota and the Croajingolong National Park. View the large mob of local kangaroos at Gipsy Point, where the peninsula juts into the Mallacoota Inlet. 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.

LAKES And BEACHES

Comprised of over 400 square kilometres, the tranquil Gippsland Lakes is Australia’s largest network of inland waterways.The lakeside villages of Lakes Entrance, Metung and Paynesville surround the water’s edge. Hire a boat and set sail across the glistening waters, spot dolphins at play, or cast a line from one of 40 jetties.

The picture-book village of Metung is a charming nautical oasis where visitors come face-to-face with the awe inspiring beauty of the region.

Located on the edge of Ninety Mile Beach where the Gippsland Lakes meets the Southern Ocean, Lakes Entrance offers the best of both worlds.

Explore the lakes from a boat cruise, or hire kayaks, paddleboats or even a houseboat.

With over 600 kilometres of coastline, Gippsland is spoilt with its choice of beaches. Discover Gippsland’s Ninety Mile Beach, one of the longest and most beautiful stretches of sand in the world.

Wilsons Promontory also boasts superb beaches with mountains overlooking the turquoise waters. Find a spot all to yourself on Croajingolong National Park’s pristine and remote sandy beaches.


InSPIRInG WALKS And RIdES

From wild overnight hiking adventures to leisurely bike rides on gently undulating rail trails, there are more than 70 Inspiring Gippsland Walks and Rides.Encourage your inner adventurer on the 53 kilometre Great Prom Circuit Walk at Wilsons Promontory or discover unique Australian snow gums on the Great Walhalla Alpine Trail. Explore the shimmering Gippsland Lakes on the Entrance to Lakes Walk ending with magnificent views of boats crossing the bar.

Hit the Bataluk Cultural Trail in central Gippsland and get an insight into 30,000 years of Indigenous Gunaikurnai history and culture.

Cycle your way across Gippsland on the rail trails or challenge yourself on a mountain biking adventure atop Mt Baw Baw during the summer season. The Bass Coast Rail Trail is the only coastal rail trail in Victoria, taking in sweeping views across the majestic Bass Coast. Further east, the East Gippsland Rail Trail is Gippsland’s longest rail trail, weaving through farmland, tall forests, winding creeks and historic railway bridges.

Whether exploring by foot or by pedal, Inspiring Gippsland Walks and Rides offer something to ignite your senses and feed your soul.

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VILLAGES

Gippsland is peppered with delightful villages, from coastal hamlets to hidden gems among rolling hills.In Metung, dine at one of the many lakeside eateries, take a stroll along the jetties or meander through art galleries and boutique stores. The surrounding area is also well-known for its gourmet offerings, including fresh seafood, summer berries, chestnuts and honey.

Nestled at the foot of a deep valley, Walhalla will leave you spellbound. Immerse yourself in its gold mining heritage, explore the spectacular scenery, or simply let the tranquility nourish your soul.

The Gippsland coast boasts numerous seaside villages, from scenic San Remo, to bustling Inverloch, or the peaceful fishing village of Port Albert.

Yarragon offers the unique, delicious and delightful. Explore antiques, jewellery, art, clothing and collectables and sample regional wines, sumptuous smoked meats, preserves and world-beating cheeses.

Enjoy the warmth of country hospitality at hidden gourmet gems along the Great Alpine Road and lose yourself in gourmet indulgence with local cider, olive oils and award-winning wines. Oozing country charm and historical character, Bruthen is a stone’s throw from the Gippsland Lakes and is the gateway to the Great Alpine Road. Perched above the Tambo River flats the town offers a great base for outdoor activities, including the East Gippsland Rail Trail.

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DAY 1 & 2: Melbourne - Wilsons PromontoryAs outlined in Day 1 & 2 of The Prom to the Penguins.

DAY 3: Wilsons Promontory - SaleDistance: 183 km; Time: 2:15 hrs

Depart Wilsons Promontory and drive through historic Port Albert, Victoria’s oldest port. Visit the Maritime Museum or enjoy fish and chips on the beach.

Continue the journey through central Gippsland where the vibrant town of Sale offers plenty to see and do. Check out the bird life on the Sale Wetlands, catch the RAAF Roulettes practicing or marvel at 19th century technology at Sale’s Swing Bridge.

Accommodation is available at Sale.

DA Y 4: Sale - Melbourne (via Walhalla)Distance: 263 km; Time: 3:35 hrs

Start early and head west to Traralgon, offering great shopping opportunities, a vibrant night life, alfresco dining, galleries and a host of art and cultural events.Enjoy the drive through the spectacular Baw Baw ranges and arrive at the picture book village of Walhalla. Spend the day exploring the gold mining history with a tour of the Long Tunnel Extended Goldmine or a ride on the Walhalla Goldfields Railway before returning to Melbourne.

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Yarra Valley DAY 1: Melbourne - Wilsons PromontoryDistance: 227 km; Time: 3:00 hrs

Depart Melbourne and travel through the scenic countryside of southern Gippsland before arriving at one of Australia’s hidden wonders, Wilsons Promontory National Park. Affectionately known as ‘The Prom’, the park is blessed with 130 kilometres of pristine coastline, granite headlands, mountains, forests and fern gullies. With abundant Australian wildlife, Wilsons Promontory is a nature lover’s paradise. Accommodation is available at the main camping ground at Tidal River, or at a number of B&Bs located just outside the park boundary.

DAY 2: Wilsons Promontory

Spend the day exploring the labyrinth of walking tracks that showcase all manner of magical realms and shelter abundant wildlife. Or take it easy on the beach at the much loved Tidal River or on the white quartz sands of Squeaky Beach.

DA Y 3: Wilsons Promontory - Melbourne Distance: 292 km; Time: 4:00 hrs

Depart Wilsons Promontory taking the time to explore many beautiful coastal hamlets of Walkerville, Sandy Point and Waratah Bay. The 14 kilometre Bunurong Coastal Drive offers spectacular views of turquoise waters and rocky outcrops. Wildlife abounds at Phillip Island. See the Koala Conservation Centre and Australia’s largest fur seal colony at The Nobbies. Visit the Penguin Parade to see the Little Penguin colony march from the sea to their burrows at sunset before heading back to Melbourne.

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dAY 1: Melbourne - Wilsons PromontoryDistance: 227 km; Time: 2:30 hrs

Depart Melbourne and travel through the scenic countryside of southern Gippsland before arriving at one of Australia’s hidden wonders, Wilsons Promontory National Park. Affectionately known as ‘The Prom’, the park is blessed with 130 kilometres of pristine coastline, granite headlands, mountains, forests and fern gullies. With abundant Australian wildlife, The Prom is a nature lover’s paradise.

Accommodation is available at Tidal River, or at a number of properties located just outside the park boundary.

dAY 2: Wilsons PromontorySpend the day exploring the labyrinth of walking tracks with breathtaking views and abundant wildlife. Or take it easy on the beach at the much loved Tidal River or on the white quartz sands of Squeaky Beach.

dAY 3: Wilsons Promontory – Melbourne (via Phillip Island)Distance: 292 km; Time: 3:00 hrs

Depart Wilsons Promontory taking the time to explore many beautiful coastal hamlets of the southern Gippsland coastline, including Inverloch and San Remo. The 14 kilometre Bunurong Coastal Drive offers spectacular views of turquoise waters and rocky outcrops. Arrive at Phillip Island and visit the Koala Conservation Centre and Australia’s largest fur seal colony at The Nobbies. Enjoy the sunset show watching the Little Penguin colony march from the sea to their burrows at sunset before heading back to Melbourne.

ITINERARIESLoop itineraries departing MelbourneThe vibrant city of Melbourne is growing in popularity and is a must see destination for international visitors. The city is a fantastic launch pad for visiting Gippsland where visitors can experience the true essence of regional Victoria.

Journey one-wayTake the time to explore the entire region along one of the most popular touring routes in Australia, the Sydney Melbourne Coastal Drive.


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DAY 3: Wilsons Promontory - SaleDistance: 183 km; Time: 2:15 hrs

Depart Wilsons Promontory and drive through historic Port Albert, Victoria’s oldest port. Visit the Maritime Museum or enjoy fish and chips on the beach.

Continue the journey through central Gippsland where the vibrant town of Sale offers plenty to see and do. Check out the bird life on the Sale Wetlands, catch the RAAF Roulettes practicing or marvel at 19th century technology at Sale’s Swing Bridge.

Accommodation is available at Sale.

DA Y 4: Sale - Melbourne (via Walhalla)Distance: 263 km; Time: 3:35 hrs

Start early and head west to Traralgon, offering great shopping opportunities, a vibrant night life, alfresco dining, galleries and a host of art and cultural events.Enjoy the drive through the spectacular Baw Baw ranges and arrive at the picture book village of Walhalla. Spend the day exploring the gold mining history with a tour of the Long Tunnel Extended Goldmine or a ride on the Walhalla Goldfields Railway before returning to Melbourne.

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KORUMBURRATo Melbourne

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Koonwarra

Kongwak

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Yarra Valley DAY 1: Melbourne - Wilsons PromontoryDistance: 227 km; Time: 3:00 hrs

Depart Melbourne and travel through the scenic countryside of southern Gippsland before arriving at one of Australia’s hidden wonders, Wilsons Promontory National Park. Affectionately known as ‘The Prom’, the park is blessed with 130 kilometres of pristine coastline, granite headlands, mountains, forests and fern gullies. With abundant Australian wildlife, Wilsons Promontory is a nature lover’s paradise. Accommodation is available at the main camping ground at Tidal River, or at a number of B&Bs located just outside the park boundary.

DAY 2: Wilsons Promontory

Spend the day exploring the labyrinth of walking tracks that showcase all manner of magical realms and shelter abundant wildlife. Or take it easy on the beach at the much loved Tidal River or on the white quartz sands of Squeaky Beach.

DA Y 3: Wilsons Promontory - Melbourne Distance: 292 km; Time: 4:00 hrs

Depart Wilsons Promontory taking the time to explore many beautiful coastal hamlets of Walkerville, Sandy Point and Waratah Bay. The 14 kilometre Bunurong Coastal Drive offers spectacular views of turquoise waters and rocky outcrops. Wildlife abounds at Phillip Island. See the Koala Conservation Centre and Australia’s largest fur seal colony at The Nobbies. Visit the Penguin Parade to see the Little Penguin colony march from the sea to their burrows at sunset before heading back to Melbourne.

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dAY 1: Melbourne - Wilsons PromontoryDistance: 227 km; Time: 2:30 hrs

Depart Melbourne and make your way through the rolling hills of south Gippsland before arriving at Wilsons Promontory, one of Victoria’s best loved national parks.

dAY 2: Wilsons PromontorySpend the day exploring the stunning park. Take a walk along untouched beaches and through granite-studded headlands. Look out for the abundant native wildlife.

dAY 3: Wilsons Promontory - SaleDistance: 183 km; Time: 2:15 hrs

Depart Wilsons Promontory and drive through historic Port Albert, Victoria’s oldest port. Visit the Maritime Museum or enjoy fish and chips on the beach. Continue the journey through central Gippsland where the vibrant town of Sale offers plenty to see and do. Check out the bird life on the Port of Sale Heritage Cruise and marvel at the rich diversity of the Sale Wetlands.. Take a walk around the Bataluk Cultural trail throughout the area to discover 30,000 years of aboriginal traditions. Accommodation is available at Sale.

dAY 4: Sale - Melbourne (via Walhalla)Distance: 263 km; Time: 3:35 hrs

Start early and head west to Traralgon, offering great shopping opportunities, a vibrant night life, alfresco dining, galleries and a host of art and cultural events.

Enjoy the drive north through the spectacular Baw Baw ranges and arrive at the picture book village of Walhalla. Spend the day exploring the gold mining history with a tour of the Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine or a ride on the Walhalla Goldfields Railway before returning to Melbourne.

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DA Y 3: Wilsons Promontory - Gippsland LakesDistance: 272 km; Time: 3:45 hrs

Depart Wilsons Promontory National Park and travel through central Gippsland before reaching the magnificent Gippsland Lakes. The lakes are Australia’s largest group of inland waterways, providing a haven for water birds and fish. A range of accommodation options are available at Metung, Lakes Entrance and Swan Reach.

DA Y 4: Gippsland LakesSpend the day exploring glistening waterways by hire boat, cruiser, yacht or kayak. Cast a line, buy seafood fresh from the boats or explore charming waterside villages.

DA Y 5: Gippsland Lakes - WalhallaDistance: 181 km; Time: 2:55 hrs

Depart the Gippsland Lakes and head towards Sale. Take a stroll through the Botanic Gardens, the Sale Wetlands or watch the famous Swing Bridge in action.Continue the journey to the historic township of Walhalla where accommodation is available.

DAY 6: Walhalla - MelbourneDistance: 183 km; Time: 2:30 hrs

Nestled in a deep valley, Walhalla is uniquely beautiful. Walk through the lovingly restored centre full of heritage buildings or try your hand at panning for gold. Step back in time with a tour of the Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine, ride on the Walhalla Goldfields Railway, or visit the intriguing cemetery perched on a steep hillside.As you take the Princes Highway back to Melbourne, take the time sample regional wines and fresh local produce.

SYDNEY–MELBOURNE COASTAL DRIVETHE LAKES DISCOVERY ROUTE

ONE WAY ROUTE BETWEEN SYDNEY & MELBOURNE 4 DAYS THROUGH GIPPSLAND

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Day 1: Arrive in MallacootaMallacoota is one of Gippsland’s great escapes, surrounded by the magnificent wilderness of the Croajingolong National Park and set on the beautiful Mallacoota Inlet. Experience diverse landscapes in Croajingolong National Park, from pure white sandy beaches to granite peaks and heathland. Gipsy Point is a must-see, a beautiful peninsula jutting into the top lake of the Mallacoota Inlet.

Accommodation is available at Gipsy Point.

Day 2: Mallacoota – Gippsland LakesDistance: 258 km; Time: 3:40 hrs

Explore coastal hamlets, stunning coastline and rivers en route as you head towards the Gippsland Lakes. Spend the afternoon discovering tranquil waterways. Be sure to sample the delicious local seafood, plucked fresh from the ocean.

Accommodation is available at Metung, Swan Reach or Lakes Entrance.

Day 3: Gippsland Lakes – Wilsons PromontoryDistance: 272 km; Time: 3:45 hrs

Travelling through central Gippsland, take the time to stop and explore the attractions at Sale including wetlands, gardens and galleries. Arrive at the magnificent Wilsons Promontory and take a self guided walk or simply take in stunning coastal views.

Accommodation is available at Tidal River, or B&Bs located just outside the park boundary.

Day 4: Wilsons Promontory - Melbourne (via Phillip Island)

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dAY 1: Melbourne – Wilsons PromontoryDistance: 227 km; Time: 2:30 hrs

Enjoy the scenic countryside of southern Gippsland before arriving at Wilsons Promontory. Spend the afternoon exploring the walking tracks, the many pristine beaches or spotting abundant kangaroos, koalas, wombats and emus.

dAY 2: Wilsons PromontorySpend the day exploring the stunning park. Take a walk along untouched beaches, through granite-studded headlands. A must-do is a visit to Squeaky Beach with white quartz sands and turquoise waters.

dAY 3: Wilsons Promontory - Gippsland LakesDistance: 272 km; Time: 3:00 hrs

Make your way through central Gippsland before reaching the magnificent Gippsland Lakes, Australia’s largest inland waterways. A range of accommodation options are available at Metung, Lakes Entrance and Bruthen.

dAY 4: Gippsland LakesSpend the day exploring glistening waterways by hire boat, cruiser, yacht or kayak. Cast a line, buy seafood fresh from the boats or explore charming waterside villages. Venture inland and experience a scenic drive up the Great Alpine Road, stumbling upon picturesque villages like Bruthen and Omeo, offering country style hospitality.

dAY 5: Gippsland Lakes - WalhallaDistance: 181 km; Time: 2:55 hrs

Passing through Sale, take the time to stroll through the Botanic Gardens or the famous Swing Bridge. Continue the journey to the historic township of Walhalla.

dAY 6: Walhalla - MelbourneDistance: 183 km; Time: 2:00 hrs

Nestled in a deep valley, Walhalla is uniquely beautiful. Walk through the lovingly restored centre full of heritage buildings or try your hand at panning for gold. Step back in time with a tour of the Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine, ride on the Walhalla Goldfields Railway or visit the intriguing cemetery before making your way back to Melbourne.


SYDNEY–MELBOURNE COASTAL DRIVEThe magnificent stretch of coastline between Sydney and Melbourne is one of Australia’s most dramatic and naturally beautiful self-drive experiences. Along its length, the great waters of the Pacific Ocean, Tasman Sea and Bass Strait have carved out dramatic headlands and created beautiful coves and beaches. The ancient ranges that follow it inland are covered in vast expanses of national parks and forests protecting pristine lakes and rivers.

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dAY 5: Wilsons Promontory – Phillip IslandDistance: 128 km; Time: 1:50 hrs

Depart Wilsons Promontory taking the time to explore many beautiful coastal hamlets across the southern Gippsland coastline. The gorgeous seaside village of Inverloch is not to be missed. The 14 kilometre Bunurong Coastal Drive offers spectacular views of turquoise waters and rocky outcrops, your last glimpse of Gippsland before heading on to Phillip Island.

For a complete itinerary visit: www.sydneymelbournetouring.com.au

As you move along the Sydney Melbourne Coastal Drive, the landscape constantly changes its character and moods – from the placid blues and pastoral greens of the NSW coast, to white sands at Jervis Bay, unspoiled wilderness of the Croajingolong National Park and the Gippsland Lakes, Australia’s largest inland waterway.

A high point of the journey is Wilsons Promontory, the southernmost point of mainland Australia, where you can explore small, hidden bays, see wildlife in its natural habitat, and visit the historic lighthouse.

The journey also takes in Phillip Island where you can see the famously cute Little Penguins parading along the beach. On the Mornington Peninsula, indulge yourself in a luxurious country retreat, enjoy innovative regional cuisine and superb local wines and visit grand gardens.

Drive the alternative inland route from Lakes Entrance to Melbourne via Walhalla taking in the beautiful mountain scenery. Walhalla became one of Australia’s richest gold towns following the discovery of gold in 1863. Today, strolling past its lovingly restored period buildings provides you with an authentic experience of that golden era.

day 1: Sydney to narooma/BermaguiDistance: 346km Time: 4:45 hrsDeparting from Sydney, base yourself for your first night in Narooma or Bermagui and take in the beautiful South coast of New South Wales. The journey from here takes you further south towards the border and into Gippsland where it is recommended to spend four days exploring this beautiful area.

day 2: narooma/Bermagui to Gippsland Lakes As you arrive into Gippsland Mallacoota is one of Gippsland’s great escapes. Surrounded by the magnificent wilderness of the Croajingalong National Park and set on the beautiful Mallacoota Inlet, its natural beauty lies in the pure white sandy beaches and granite peaks. From here the journey takes you to the Gippsland Lakes, a great place to base yourself for the evening.

Accommodation is available at Metung and Lakes Entrance.

day 3: Gippsland LakesSpend the day discovering tranquil waterways. Explore coastal hamlets, stunning coastline and river systems as you traverse the Gippsland Lakes. Be sure to sample the delicious local seafood, plucked fresh from the ocean. There are many opportunities to see wildlife such as dolphins, seals, koalas bird life and more.

Accommodation is available at Metung and Lakes Entrance.

dAY 4: Gippsland Lakes – Wilsons PromontoryDistance: 272 km; Time: 3:45 hrs

Travelling through central Gippsland, take the time to stop and explore the attractions at Sale including the Port of Sale Heritage cruise, wetlands, gardens and galleries. Arrive at the magnificent Wilsons Promontory and take a self guided walk or simply take in stunning coastal views. Accommodation is available at Tidal River, or B&Bs located just outside the park boundary.


INTERNATIONALLY READY PRODUCTGippsland has a large range of commissionable product which is well suited to the self drive and free and independent travel (FIT) market.


Accommodation Style

Bed Arrangement

Rate Per Night ($AUD)

20 x 2 Bedroom Deluxe Cabin**

From $202

26 x 1 Bedroom Ocean View Room*

From $248

9 x 2 Bedroom Villa* From $321

5 x 2 Bedroom Premium Villas*

From $391

1 x 3 Bedroom Villa* From $374

5 x 3 Bedroom Premium Villas*

From $391

*King beds may be reconfigured to two single beds. **Two sets of bunk beds available.

INVERLOCh

RACV INVERLOCh RESORTH H H H H AAA Tourism

Set in the heart of Gippsland with dramatic views of Bass Strait and Anderson Inlet, the magnificent eco-friendly RACV Inverloch Resort is the ideal base for a wonderful coastal holiday.

This beautiful Bass Coast accommodation offers a mix of terrific value options, which include premium ocean view rooms with uninterrupted 180 degree views of the Bass Coast, luxurious and modern ocean view rooms, and stylish eco villas and cabins for families and groups requiring that little extra comfort and space.

In addition, a caravan park featuring 32 sites, including 12 with private modern ensuites, is set among beautiful native bushland.

Features4 Indoor pool, spa and sauna4 Wetlands and numerous walking tracks4 Restaurant open breakfast, lunch and dinner4 Lounge Bar open all day Top 3 nearby attractions1. Visit local wineries and produce outlets2. Explore the beautiful Bunurong Coastal Drive3. View the native wildlife at Wilsons Promontory

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70 Cape Paterson-Inverloch Road, Inverloch

PO Box 387, Inverloch Victoria, Australia 3996

+61 3 5674 0000

[email protected]

racv.com.au/inverloch

Opening times: 24 hours per day 7 days per week

Operating season: All year round

Listed with ITOs: No

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Resort Room From $165

1 Bedroom Apartment

From $190

2 Bedroom Apartment

From $250

3 Bedroom Apartment

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PhILLIP ISLAND

SILVERWATER RESORTH H H H H AAA Tourism

Set high on the rolling hills of San Remo with spectacular views over Phillip Island and Westernport Bay sits Silverwater Resort. Silverwater Resort’s spacious self contained apartments and resort rooms embrace the essence of contemporary indoor/outdoor living all with balconies overlooking parklands or spectacular bay views. The fabulous facilities at the resort and the myriad of Phillip Island attractions at your doorstep make Silverwater Resort the ideal destination!

Features4 Indoor-outdoor restaurant4 Free Wi-Fi4 Bar and guest lounge 4 Heated indoor lap pool4 Solar-heated freeform outdoor pool4 Spa pool, steam room and gym4 Lit tennis courts4 Basketball courts4 Table tennis rooms

Top 3 nearby attractions1. View the daily Penguin Parade2. Visit the Phillip Island MotoGP circuit 3. Explore the Rhyll Trout Farm

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Silverwater Resort

17 Potters Hill Rd, San Remo

Victoria, Australia 3925

PO Box 94, San Remo VIC 3925

+61 3 5671 9300

[email protected]

silverwaterresort.com.au

Opening times: 24 hours, 7 days per week


Listed with ITOs: Yes

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Alpine Flashpackers

Private 7 Ensuite Bathroom Linen and Bedding

From $65

Frosti Lodge Shared Lodge 7 Mix of Double and Single

Shared bathrooms, kitchen and lounge

From $100

Woolybutt Cabin Self-contained 2 Private balcony, kitchen, bathroom, linen & bedding

From $219 - 269

Hall’s Retreat Self-contained 1 Spa bath, kitchen, bathroom linen & bedding

From $175

Coora Valley Chalet Chalet 3 Pool table, foosball, linen & bedding

From $698

MT BAW BAW

MT BAW BAW ALPINE RESORTMt Baw Baw Alpine Resort is Melbourne’s closest downhill ski resort. We offer beginner and intermediate terrain for skiing and boarding as well as two toboggan parks and lots of snow play areas. We have a great Snowsports Centre that can cater for beginners through to advanced freestylers. We are open 365 days a year with the snow season being from June-end of August.

There is plenty of on-mountain accommodation available ranging from backpackers to self-contained cabins. Mt Baw Baw, adventure… so close.

Features4 Restaurant open 365 days4 On-mountain accommodation4 Events all year round

Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort

32 Currawong Rd, Mt Baw Baw

PO Box 117, Rawson

Victoria, Australia 3825

+61 3 5165 1136

[email protected]

mountbawbaw.com.au

Opening times: 8am - 9pm, 7 days a week

Operating season: All year round. Snow season is

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4 x 1 Bedroom Safari - style tents*

$302.50 - $327.00

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WILSONS PROMONTORY NATIONAL PARK

WILDERNESS RETREATS, PARKS VICTORIA

Wilderness Retreats are a low-impact accommodation option, touching the ground ever so lightly, enabling you to feel closer to nature than you ever thought possible.

Each safari-style tent - if you can call something so luxurious a tent – has a queen size bed, full ensuite, gas heating, timber floors and a covered deck. Fresh linen and a plump doona are supplied and there are tea and coffee facilities as well. There are also two extra pull out single beds available.

The Wilderness Retreats have dedicated communal cooking facilities with an outdoor covered barbeque area and fully equipped kitchen with gas cook top, microwave, fridge, cutlery and crockery. These are perfect places to prepare your favourite meal and relax after a day of wilderness adventure.

Features4 Children welcome 4 Communal kitchen4 Linen provided 4 Large sundeck4 Private ensuite 4 Outdoor BBQ facilities

Top 3 nearby attractions1. Walking tracks from 30 min to full day treks2. Stunning beaches3. Viewing Australian wildlife

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Parks Victoria Tidal River, Wilsons Promontory National Park Level 10, 535 Bourke Street, Melbourne Victoria, Australia 3000 +61 3 8627 4699 [email protected] Accommodation: wildernessretreats.com.au Park information: parks.vic.gov.au

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CAPTAINS LODGE INTERNATIONALH H H AAA Tourism

Set amongst three acres of picturesque garden, Captains Lodge International is an oasis of tranquility inviting you to relax and unwind. Our restaurant takes its guests on a journey through Gippsland’s food and wine scene. Experience a fusion of traditional Austrian culinary culture combined with fantastic local produce.Located in Sale in Central Gippsland on the Sydney Melbourne Coastal Drive, we are the perfect location to explore the picturesque 90 Mile Beach, the longest uninterrupted sand beach in the world, the temperate rainforest of Tarra Bulga National Park, the pristine Gippsland Lakes with their rich bird life, ideal for viewing on a leisurely stroll.


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10 x 1 BedroomStandard

$90

2 x 1 Bedroom Large Double

$105

2 x 1 Bedroom Twin

$105

2 x 1 Bedroom Family

$115

1 X 2 Bedroom Suite

$170

Features4 Tranquil garden setting 4 Guest laundry4 Outdoor Pool BBQ 4 Free Wi-Fi 4 Licensed restaurant 4 Children welcome

Top 3 nearby attractions1. Stroll Ninety Mile Beach2. Explore Tarra Bulga National Park3. Take a boat trip on the Port of Sale

Heritage Cruise

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46-54 Wurruk Way/ Corner Fisk St, Sale

PO Box 419, Sale Victoria, Australia 3850

+61 3 5144 3766

[email protected]

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12 x 1 BedroomKing Deluxe

$199 - 239

12 x 1 Bedroom Twin Deluxe

$199 - 239

2 x 1 BedroomTriple Deluxe*

$219 - 269

* King bed may be reconfigured to two single beds

WALhALLA

WALhALLA’S STAR hOTELllll Self Rated

Located in the heart of Walhalla Historic Township, Walhalla’s Star Hotel provides luxury accommodation and fine dining in a relaxed, casual atmosphere.

A heritage façade shrouds a modern hotel with all the comforts and facilities for today’s traveller. All rooms are large and feature ensuites, king beds, CD player, WiFi and air-conditioning.

The Star Hotel and Walhalla is a key stop on the Sydney-Melbourne Coastal Drive with plenty of activities, fabulous walks and historic buildings mixed with true peace and quiet. Walhalla is one of Victoria’s most beautiful villages and its unique gold-era heritage makes it a must see destination.

Features4 Luxury accommodation in beautiful location 4 Continental buffet breakfast 4 Owner operated with friendly atmosphere

Top 3 nearby attractions1. Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine tour2. Walhalla Goldfields Railway3. Walhalla historic cemetery

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Main Road, Wahalla Victoria, Australia 3825

+61 3 5165 6262

[email protected]

starhotel.com.au

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5 x 1 Bedroom Cottages

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From $195

9 x 3 Bedroom Villas

From $225

METUNG

5 KNOTSH H H H H AAA Tourism

Sitting on the waters edge of the Gippsland Lakes, 5 Knots Metung offers boutique accommodation with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen cable TV and luxury bedding. Located in the Metung Village, 5 Knots Shaving Point is ideally positioned for leisure options such as boating, fishing and scenic walks. Kings Cove Golf Course is a 10-minute drive away. It is a 25-minute drive from Lakes Entrance. Melbourne International Airport is a 4.5 hour drive. All apartments feature a fully equipped kitchen and spacious lounge and dining areas. Some have a private sauna, spa bath or waterfront balcony.

Features4 Free Wi-Fi4 Fully equiped kitchen 4 Spa/Sauna available in some rooms4 Water frontage 4 Close to town

Top 3 nearby attractions1. Boating on Gippsland Lakes2. Fishing from the jetty3. Walks along the boardwalk

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42 Metung Road, Metung

201 Esplanade, Lakes Entrance, Victoria, Australia 3909

+61 3 5156 2462

[email protected]

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9 x 3 Bedroom Villas

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METUNG

McMILLANS OF METUNG RESORTH H H H H AAA Tourism

With the luxury of a resort and the comforts of home, McMillans of Metung Resort offers its guests an unforgettable experience. Set across six and a half acres of manicured lawns and gardens, with its majestic river gums and magnificent villas and cottages, McMillans provides a perfect getaway that guests can make their very own.

Spacious and tastefully designed, the accommodation at McMillans offers a beach-house feeling that’s become our trademark. All our villas and cottages are self contained and include linen, fully-equipped kitchens, comfortable living areas with TV/DVD, laundry, and private balconies with garden or water views. Relax and unwind in the onsite Relaxation Centre.

Features4 Private marina 4 Free Wi-Fi4 Solar heated pools 4 Games room4 Tennis court 4 Wildlife lagoon

Top 3 nearby attractions1. Boating from the private marina2. Fishing from the jetty3. Walks by the Gippsland Lakes

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PO Box 66, Metung Victoria, Australia 3904

+61 3 5156 2283

[email protected]

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ThE MOORINGS AT METUNGlllll Self Rated

The Moorings resort is located on the shores of the Gippsland Lakes and in the middle of the delightful village of Metung. The central location permits guests to forget the car for the duration of their stay as the shops and restaurants are next door.

A combination of self contained apartments and luxury motel rooms cater for the needs of every guest. All accommodation is comprehensively equipped and tastefully presented. The resort facilities include heated indoor and outdoor pools, a championship tennis court and a marina.

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7 x LuxuryMotel Rooms

$155

5 x 1 BedroomApartments

$180

4 x 2 BedroomTownhouses

$225

10 x 2 BedroomBancroft BayApartments

$320

9 x 3 BedroomBancroft BayApartments

$460

Features4 Free Wi-Fi 4 Heated pools & spa4 Children welcome 4 Private boat berthing4 Tennis court 4 BBQ facilities

Top 3 nearby attractions1. Hire a boat and explore the lakes2. Take a stroll down the lakeside boardwalk3. Try your luck fishing from our jetty

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PO Box 150, Metung Victoria, Australia 3904

+61 3 5156 2750

[email protected]

themoorings.com.au

Opening times: 7.30am - 6pm, Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm, weekends and public holidays



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Bag End Cottage From $190

Arkenstone Cottage 1 Bedroom

From $210

Arkenstone Cottage 2 bedroom

From $290

Arkenstone Cottage 3 bedroom

From $370

TAMBO UPPER

RIVENDELL FARM COTTAGES & LA MATANzA

A culmination of all the Thomas Family cherish, Rivendell Farm Cottages has undergone a 13 year transformation and matured to launch as Gippsland’s most exciting new venue. Encompassing all one could dream of for the quintessential Australian Farm stay and dining experience.

Submerse yourself into your encapsulating surroundings with a couples fully catered getaway in Bag End, a truly unique concrete water tank bedroom with stunning views across the rolling green hills, or for families, the self-contained 3-4 bedroom Arkenstone Cottage.

La Matanza farm table is a fully licenced restaurant venue located in the main Homestead and manicured gardens offering farm grown and other local delights.

Features4 Open fires 4 Air Conditioning4 Self catering facilities 4 Spa & change room4 Licenced fine farm dining

Top 3 nearby attractions1. Explore the Gippsland Lakes2. The Great Alpine Road3. Nicholson River/Tambo Estate/Sarsfield

Estate wineries

Stephy Cameron

926 Stephenson Road, Tambo Upper

PO Box 92 Nicholson, Vic 3885

+61 3 5156 4317

[email protected]

rivendellfarmcottages.com

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Guest Room From $148

Boathouse Spa Suite

From $174

Boathouse Studio Suite

From $174

2 Bedroom Standard Apartment

From $143

2 Bedroom Deluxe Apartment

From $161

LAKES ENTRANCE

BELLEVUE ON ThE LAKESH H H H AAA Tourism

There’s nothing like finding a place to stay that welcomes you with a smile. A hotel that has holiday and corporate resort facilities, right in Lakes Entrance, which when you leave, makes you feel like you wish you had another day to stay, relax and enjoy.

Enjoy our modern facilities and comfortable accommodation. Choose from our Two Bedroom fully self contained Apartments with North Arm Lake Views, our Boathouse Studio Apartments, the luxurious Boathouse Spa Suites or our Guest Rooms. Dine at the Boathouse Restaurant, critiqued as one of Victoria’s top seafood restaurants.

Features4 Cocktail Lounge Bar 4 Private jetty4 Indoor spa and sauna 4 Onsite restaurant4 Heated swimming pool 4 Free Wi-Fi

Top 3 nearby attractions1. Explore the Gippsland Lakes2. Take a walk along majestic Ninety Mile Beach3. Cast a line in the lakes

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201 The Esplanade, Lakes Entrance, Victoria, Australia 3909

+61 3 5155 3055

[email protected]

bellevuelakes.com

Opening times: 7am - 9pm, Monday - Friday

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ThE ESPLANADE RESORT & SPAH H H H H AAA Tourism

Perfectly located between two pristine stretches of water forming the eastern end of the Gippsland Lakes, The Esplanade Resort & Spa offers the perfect Lakes Entrance accommodation.

The modern hotel rooms, self contained apartments and penthouses are tastefully appointed, and the resort caters to couples, families and business travellers alike. There is something for everyone at The Esplanade Resort & Spa.

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Guest Rooms From $143

1 Bedroom Apartments

From $119

2 Bedroom Apartments

From $143

2 Bedroom DeluxeApartments*

From $155

3 BedroomApartments

From $173

3 Bedroom DeluxeApartment

From $233

3 Bedroom Penthouse

From $293

* Queen beds may be reconfigured to two single beds

Features4 Large lagoon pool 4 Indoor heated pool & spa4 Tennis court 4 Onsite restaurant4 Illuka Day Spa 4 BBQ areas4 Free Wi-Fi

Top 3 nearby attractions1. Beach activities2. Cruise the stunning Gippsland Lakes3. Buy fresh seafood direct from the boats

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1 The Esplanade, Lakes Entrance, Victoria, Australia 3909

+61 3 5155 3533

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2 x 1 Bedroom Spa Cottages

$170 - 240

3 x 2 Bedroom Spa Cottages

$220 - 280

1 x 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Cottage

$250 - 290

LAKES ENTRANCE

WAVERLEY hOUSE COTTAGESH H H H H AAA Tourism

An oasis for travellers, with private one and two bedroom cottages set in landscaped native gardens. Enjoy this tranquil location set amongst Australian native bushland and catch glimpses of the ocean above the seaside port of Lakes Entrance. A solar heated pool, hydrotherapy spa, BBQ and golf course next door, add to the many facilities of this eco retreat.

Perfect for short breaks and longer stays, this is an ideal base to explore the iconic Gippsland Lakes and Ninety Mile Beach and sample the local delicacies.

Features4 Free internet 4 Children welcome4 Covered car park 4 Heated hydrotherapy spa4 Solar heated pool 4 Covered BBQ areas

Top 3 nearby attractions1. Explore the stunning Gippsland Lakes2. Visit the world’s longest beach, Ninety

Mile Beach3. Try ocean-fresh lobster and prawns

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205 Palmers Road, Lakes Entrance

PO Box 377, Lakes Entrance, Victoria, Australia 3909

+61 3 5155 1257

[email protected]

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MELBOURNE - WILSONS PROMONTORY

BUNYIP TOURSSALE

PORT OF SALE hERITAGE CRUISES

George Josevski

570 Flinders Street, Melbourne Victoria, Australia 3000

+61 3 9650 9680

[email protected]

bunyiptours.com

Operating season: All year round. Departs every Wednesday and Sunday year-round, and Fridays in December, January and February.


Rachel Lewis

Port of Sale, Sale, Victoria, Australia 3850

+61 400 933 112

[email protected]

saleheritagecruises.com.au

Operating season: All year round. Sailings Daily 10.00 & 14.00(In June, July & August 14.00 sailing only)


1 Day Wilsons Promontory TourAUD $125 per personMinimum 4 people, maximum 24 people

The tour departs at approximately 7.15am from Melbourne and returns approximately 9pm. It includes all park entry fees, tea/coffee and biscuits, a friendly informative tour guide and travel in a small group with likeminded people. Bunyip Tours offers a complimentary pickup/ drop off service from inner city hotels.

An unbelievable natural experience awaits you at one of Australia’s best kept secrets, Wilsons Promontory National Park. You will discover an abundance of wildlife surrounded by spectacular coastlines and outer islands. Located at the southernmost point of mainland Australia, this wildlife haven will inspire and intrigue even the most discerning traveller, with its panoramic views, pristine white beaches, coastal forests, cool climate rainforests and well preserved walking tracks

The prom is home to many marsupials, such as kangaroos and wombats, native birds and other native animals such as emus, which with a little luck you are able to see up close. The best way to explore the Prom is on foot so you will no doubt enjoy our hike along some spectacular tracks and be entertained by the pure white quartz ‘singing sands’ of Squeaky Beach as you walk towards Tidal River, the centre of the national park.

Drift back into a different time, when waterways were our highways, and journey from the Port of Sale to the landmark Swing Bridge in central Gippsland.

Spot birds and wildlife as you cruise and your guide recounts the region’s remarkable stories, from its first people the Gunnaikurnai, through early settlement to the present day.

The scene is set as you board The Rubeena, a classic wooden boat first launched at Lakes Entrance in 1912.

Relax into her quiet electric engined rhythm and enjoy your voyage along the Sale Canal and Thompson River, surrounded by Red Gums, birdsong and reminders of a fascinating heritage.

Port of Sale Heritage CruiseAdult AUD$19, Child AUD$15 (under 15) and Family AUD $72 (2 adults, 3 kids)

Daily departures at 10:00 and 14:00 for a 1.5 hour cruise from the Port of Sale to the Historic Swing Bridge. Learn about the Gunnaikurnai people, the aboriginal land owners and their significant sites in the region as well as an insight into the European settlers that utilised this waterway as a major transport system in the 1880’s.

Remarkable rock formations and secluded unspoilt beaches. Native bushland offering sanctuary to wildlife and campers alike. Winding walking tracks boasting breathtaking vistas at every turn. Wilsons Promontory awaits you. For more inspiration visit inspiredbygippsland.com.au

dESTInATIOn GIPPSLAndIndustry web: destinationgippsland.com.auConsumer web: inspiredbygippsland.com.au

PO BOX 203, Mirboo North, Victoria, Australia 3971 +61 3 5668 2141 [email protected]

VISIT US AT: facebook.com/gippsland

Instagram @visitgippsland

Twitter @visitgippsland

TOURISM VICTORIAIndustry web: tourism.vic.gov.auConsumer web: visitvictoria.com

MELBOURnE OFFICE Joanna Garrie Business Development Manager North

America and New Zealand GPO Box 2219T, Melbourne Victoria, Australia 3001 +61 3 9653 9705 [email protected]

UK OFFICE Claire Golding Regional Manager UK & Europe 6th Floor, Australia Centre, Melbourne Place, Strand London, UK WC2B 4LG +44 (0) 20 7438 4645 [email protected]

EUROPE OFFICE Susanne Stellberg Marketing Manager – German Speaking

Countries, Italy, France Neue Mainzer StraBe 22 60311 Frankfurt, Germany +49 69 2740 0677 [email protected]

SYdnEY MELBOURnE TOURInG Consumer web: sydneymelbournetouring.com.au

Paul Cooper Marketing & Business Development Manager PO Box 430, San Remo Victoria, Australia 3925 +61 407 548 839 [email protected]

This publication was produced by Destination Gippsland Ltd. Published August 2014. Whilst the information in this booklet is

deemed to be correct, the publishers accept no responsibility for supplied information, omissions or inaccuracies.

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