Mallacoota sits on Mallacoota Inlet in eastern Victoria, where a broad tidal estuary opens to the Tasman Sea. The settlement lies between sheltered waterways and the forested country of Croajingolong National Park, which extends east along Victoria’s far-eastern coast towards New South Wales. The Genoa and Wallagaraugh rivers feed the inlet, forming calm arms, sandbars and lakes that have long shaped local life. Fishing remains central to Mallacoota’s identity, while beaches and bush tracks lead into the lightly populated reaches of East Gippsland. The area is on the traditional Country of the Bidawal people. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Mallacoota and eastern Victoria.
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