Lakes Entrance, Victoria The warmest place in the Victorian state during winter and with a mild, temperate summer, makes this an ideal holiday destination. Located at the Gippsland Region where its lakes meet the Southern Ocean, it will take you about 4½ hours from Melbourne to drive here. There are 5 major rivers and the lakes area covers about 400 sq km with coastal lagoons, lakes and swamps. Being renowned as a ‘Seafood Capital’, make a stop at the Lakes Entrance Fishermen Co_Op to purchase fresh catch from the sea. Fishing, swimming and hiking are the most popular activities here. Go on and explore the Ninety Mile Beach or take a hike to the entrance of the Gippsland lakes. At Jemmy’s Point Lookout, you have sprawling views across the town, the entrance and the lakes. If you wish to work on your tan, head on down to the scenic Lake Tyers. [edit text]  [editors]

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		Author	Rating	Date
	Lakes Entrance - Gippsland Region  Lakes Entrance,  Australia	gloriajames		2004-10-16

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