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Lakes Entrance Attractions

There is so much to see and do while staying in Lakes Entrance. Whether its a family vacation, a romantic getaway for two or a quiet relaxing holiday, Lakes Entrance has plenty of activities for you to enjoy.

You can take a lazy drive to great towns and villages such as Buchan, Bruthen, Metung, Paynesville, Cape Conran, Lake Tyers, Orbost and Malacoota as well as some of the great National Parks and State Forests of the region.

If cruising the waterways is more your cup of tea, there are several cruise operators offering lunch, afternoon, eco friendly and sightseeing tours on our beautiful Lake system. Cruises depart from Lakes Entrance for destinations including Metung and Paynesville, passing  Raymond Island along the way. Or, why not try and sneak a Wyanga Park Winery Cruise into your itenerary and sample some of our local wines.

Come aboard the Thunderbird, the largest cruise boat in Lakes Entrance. Treat yourself to a Cruise of the Gippsland Lakes in comfort. Fully enclosed seating, with large upper viewing decks. A fully stocked bar and snack bar is onboard for your convenience, serving alcohol, soft drinks and snacks.

Fishing has always been a major drawcard for people visiting East Gippsland. So, while you're here, enjoy a relaxing day spent with the family trying your luck off one of the many piers or jetties around the area.  Alternatively, you can hire out your own boat or book a spot on one of the fishing charter boats.

Mako Fishing Charters have Ocean Fishing trips for 5 hours and Lake Fishing trips for 3 1/2 hours. They cater for both adults and children. For further information visit Mako Fishing Charters.

Lakes Entrance has an 18 hole championship golf course which is open 7 days a week. Lakes Entrance Golf Course is ranked 77th of all golf courses in Australia. To make a booking visit Lakes Entrance Golf Course.

Across the footbrige is the famous 90 Mile Beach. Home of the Lakes Entrance Surf Lifesaving Club which is host to the State Junior and Senior Lifesaving Championships for 2010 and 2011. It offers our visitors an uncrowded, unspoilt, pristine beach experience which is patrolled by lifesavers during the summer months. Come and see where the future champions of the surf lifesaving movement test their skills both in the water and on the beach.

Where to eat in Lakes Entrance

Lakes Entrance has a some of the best restaurants and cafes in Victoria. All a short distance from Heyfield Motel & Apartments.

We have clubs, bistros, restaurants, cafes all of which are family friendly. Not to mention the great fresh seafood which comes straight from the trawlers to the Fishing Co-Op shop. They have fresh prawns, scallaps and morton bay bugs.

The Lakes Entertainment Centre has a great undercover playarea where the kids can play whilst you get to enjoy your meal and keep an eye on the kids at the same time.