Lakes Entrance

The low, sandy terrain around Lakes Entrance is defined by the Gippsland Lakes and Bass Strait, and it has shaped both the town’s layout and its fishing-and-tourism economy. The Entrance, a channel connecting the lakes to the sea, remains central to boating and commercial fishing. Ninety Mile Beach stretches westward along the Bass Strait coast, while the lakes and wetlands reach inland across East Gippsland. The Cunninghame Arm Footbridge is a familiar waterfront landmark, and Lakes Entrance stands on Gunaikurnai Country, whose Aboriginal heritage is integral to the region’s identity. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of East Gippsland.

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