Experience an Unparalleled Location

Great for water sports such as surfing, swimming, diving, snorkeling and some freshwater fishing. It is also a wonderful place too admire the extraordinary diversity of landscapes, from rocky coastal headlands to pure white sandy beaches or even a just a leisurely walk to see the diverse range of flora and fauna, with more than 1,000 native plants and 300 species of birds

Enjoy the superb views from the top of Genoa Peak overlooking the Croajingolong wilderness coastline. The Hike involves short steep sections, rocky steps and smoother trails at the start. It has a viewing platform about 3/4 of the way up and some ladders to climb. 2HR Return.

Take the leisurely self guided heritage walk, taking in the Genoa Heritage Bridge, Historic Genoa Hotel and the 380 million years ago Mid-Devonian Tetrapod sculpture, Tetrapod Fossil Tracks have been found here. Explore the little river flats by the Genoa River, take a picnic to relax on the river bed or try your hand at some fishing. Learn about the historic 1838 epic cattle drive from Genoa to Adelaide SA which took 6 months

Take the leisurely self guided heritage walk, taking in the Genoa Heritage Bridge, Historic Genoa Hotel and the 380 million years ago Mid-Devonian Tetrapod sculpture, Tetrapod Fossil Tracks have been found here. Explore the little river flats by the Genoa River, take a picnic to relax on the river bed or try your hand at some fishing. Learn about the historic 1838 epic cattle drive from Genoa to Adelaide SA which took 6 months

Gabo Island features the only operating lighthouse in Victoria. This island offers expansive views of the wilderness coast within the Croajingolong national Park. It is also home to the world's largest known colony of Little Penguins and a significant colony of seabirds, such as Shearwaters.

Gabo Island features the only operating lighthouse in Victoria. This island offers expansive views of the wilderness coast within the Croajingolong national Park. It is also home to the world's largest known colony of Little Penguins and a significant colony of seabirds, such as Shearwaters.

Point Tip Walk in the heart of the Croajingolong National Park at Gipsy Point is a must do. Pack a picnic and bring your camera on this easy bushland track. Explore the small sandy beach while enriching yourself in the serenity of this secluded spot. Follow the road into Gipsy Point until you reach Mattson Street turn off, follow the unsealed road until you reach the car park, the walk starts at the Croajingolong National Park Sign.

There are picnic facilities at various points around the inlet and waterways, some of these are only accessible by boat. Picnic areas are also provided on the picturesque Betka River and at Double Creek Nature Trail.

This site is a treasure trove of great information about Gipsy Point and the surrounds and the many activities in the region.