Croajingolong National Park

Stretching for 100km along the far-eastern coast of Victoria, Croajingolong National Park is one of Australia's premier natural areas. It features a stunning variety of landscapes, from vast sandy beaches and rocky headlands to lush rainforests, coastal heathlands, and granite peaks. The park is a haven for wildlife and offers unparalleled opportunities for remote hiking, camping, kayaking, and birdwatching. Highlights include the historic Point Hicks Lighthouse, the magnificent Thurra River sand dunes, and the tranquil inlets of Mallacoota. The Wilderness Coast Walk is a challenging multi-day hike for experienced walkers. Numerous campgrounds are scattered throughout the park, though many are remote and require 4WD access. Dogs are not permitted. Entry is free, but camping fees apply.