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Mallacoota Newsagency Opposite the foreshore in Mallacoota
	Mallacoota is one of the hidden jewels of Victoria. Situated about 25 kilometres off the busy Princes Highway, Mallacoota, its lake, beach and forests makes an ideal holiday destination. The Mallacoota Newsagency can handle all your reading material as well as supply you with a detailed map of the area.
	Mallacoota's lake is something special. Beside the lake are spacious picnic and foreshore camping areas. Take a scenic drive alongside the lake, go for a cruise to the old Spotted Dog Gold Mine, or walk into the Narrows. Within Croajingolong National Park, not far from the township are a number of secluded picnic areas on the lake's shores. The mountain ranges on view across the lake are part of the remote Cape Howe Wilderness, popular with experienced bushwalkers.
	You can't get much closer to the water's edge than these campers in the Mallacoota foreshore camping area. Note the boat mooring facilities.
	The most tranquil time on the lakes is at sunrise as the sun about to appear over the distant Howe Range.
	The sign on the side of the hut says 'Boat Hire' but don't worry, the boat in the foreground is not what you get. Instead you will be provided with a modern motor boat, ideal for exploring the quiet waterways of Mallacoota Inlet.