Sailing boats on waterways, Mallacoota
Sailing boats on waterways, Mallacoota

The town of Mallacoota is situated inside the mouth of Mallacoota Inlet, 530 km east of Melbourne. It is reached by a scenic turn-off road from Genoa on the Princes Highway. The inlet consists of Top Lake connected by a narrow channel to the larger Bottom Lake. A changeable and treacherous sandbar guards the lake’s entrance to the ocean. Croajingolong National Park surrounds the inlet. Thick forest clothes the hills, and jetties and picnic spots are provided in peaceful spots. Low saltmarsh islands inside the entrance attract numerous water birds.
Sailing boats on waterways, Mallacoota
M.V. Loch-ard cruising, Mallacoota
The Foreshore Camp Park at Mallacoota, 1989
Mallacoota
Foreshore Camp Park from Captain Stevenson's Point, Mallacoota
Aerial view of Mallacoota Camp Park and township from Bar
Part of the Foreshore Camp from historic Captain Stevenson's Point, Mallacoota
View of Pier showing Mallacoota House
View looking north Bastion Point Look-out to Mallacoota Inlet and the sandy beaches of the Wilderness Coast
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