Mallacoota is bountiful in abalone and also known for legendary monster flathead in the depths. Black bream is an easier catch in the Top Lakes taking yabbie and are more prominent early or late in the day. Genoa and Wallagaraugh Rivers feed Mallacoota Inlet and attracts anglers from far and wide. Mallacoota is a year-round destination to enjoy walking, fishing, boating, canoeing, cruising, golfing and surfing, or to explore the bush in your 4wd. Home to 300 species of birds, Mallacoota is a popular place for bird-watching and a great place to see Victoria’s fauna in its native habitat.

For further information or brochures visit the Mallacoota Visitor Information Centre online or call in at the Mallacoota Service Centre, corner of Alan Drive and Maurice Ave, Mallacoota.