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About Ninety Mile Beach
Ninety Mile Beach is one of the longest uninterrupted stretches of beach in the world, running approximately 151km along the Gippsland coast between Seaspray and Golden Beach. The beach forms the narrow barrier between the Bass Strait and the Gippsland Lakes system. It is a remote and wild surf beach backed by low scrub and dunes, with few facilities and an atmosphere of solitude rarely found on Victorian beaches.
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Ninety Mile Beach is one of the longest uninterrupted stretches of beach in the world, running approximately 151km along the Gippsland coast between Seaspray and Golden Beach. The beach forms the narrow barrier between the Bass Strait and the Gippsland Lakes system. It is a remote and wild surf beach backed by low scrub and dunes, with few facilities and an atmosphere of solitude rarely found on Victorian beaches.
Warnings
Getting There
Access points along the beach include Seaspray (30km from Sale), Woodside Beach (from Woodside township), and Loch Sport from the north. From Melbourne, take the Princes Highway to Sale then south.
Visitor Tips
- •Seaspray is the best base for swimming as it has seasonal lifeguard patrols. Woodside Beach is popular for camping and 4WD access. Carry everything you need — facilities along most of the beach are minimal.
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At a Glance
The Place
- Significance
- State
Plan Your Visit
- Entry
- Free
- Duration
- Half day to full day
- Best Time
- November to April for swimming and fishing; avoid on days with strong southerly winds
Location
- Region
- Gippsland
- State
- Victoria
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