Mallacoota Foreshore Holiday Park

The town's remoteness has made it popular as a quiet seaside experience in an area surrounded by forests, secluded beaches, and pristine waterways.

Croajingolong National Park embraces the village and extends for over 100 kilometers along the region's Wilderness Coast.  There are several lighthouses nearby, the most prominent being built in 1862 on the granite outcrop of Gabo Island, 13 kilometers off the coast.

Mallacoota Inlet captivates with its shimmering lakes, rivers, quiet beaches, and forests - the Top Lake, Bottom Lake, little inlets, cliffs, beaches, and mountains offer innumerable places to explore, boat, fish, walk, paint/photograph the scenery or simply sit and watch the wildlife, flora, and sunsets.