Shammi's Guidebook
Golden Beach - Ninety Mile Beach
Golden Beach - Ninety Mile Beach
The perfect place to enjoy a holiday!
- Surrounded by the Gippsland Lakes, and the magnificent Gippsland Coast including 90 Mile Beach.
Golden Beach is an ideal location to holiday on the coast, the Gippsland Lakes and the Gippsland area more generally. By staying at Golden Beach visitors can enjoy the amazing 90 Mile Beach AND be staying very close to the Gippsland Lakes.
Golden Beach located approximately a 30 minutes drive from Sale.
A 3 hour drive from the Melbourne CBD and exactly half way along 90 Mile Beach in Gippsland Victoria, Australia.
Golden Beach is a largely undiscovered coastal holiday hamlet located half way along Ninety Mile Beach with miles of secluded beach in both directions as far as the eye can see. It adjoins Paradise Beach and is surrounded by coastal, state and national parks plus the famous 400 square kilometers of Gippsland Lakes - the largest inland waterway in Australia!
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Ninety Mile Beach
Golden Beach is a largely undiscovered coastal holiday hamlet located half way along Ninety Mile Beach with miles of secluded beach in both directions as far as the eye can see. It adjoins Paradise Beach and is surrounded by coastal, state and national parks plus the famous 400 square kilometers of Gippsland Lakes - the largest inland waterway in Australia!
Sightseeing
Six Kilometres from Golden Beach Township lays The Trinculo Shipwreck. The barque Trinculo weighed 318 tons and was built 1858 measuring 138.1 feet. It was forced ashore by a gale in 1879. The ship struck a sandbar 30 Metres from shore and slewed broadside to the beach. Luckily all on board survived after the heroic efforts of the crew. Also surviving to this day is the wreck which is best seen after king tides have removed lots of sand!
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Trinculo Ship Wreck
Shoreline DriveSix Kilometres from Golden Beach Township lays The Trinculo Shipwreck. The barque Trinculo weighed 318 tons and was built 1858 measuring 138.1 feet. It was forced ashore by a gale in 1879. The ship struck a sandbar 30 Metres from shore and slewed broadside to the beach. Luckily all on board survived after the heroic efforts of the crew. Also surviving to this day is the wreck which is best seen after king tides have removed lots of sand!
Lake Reeve Track
Nature walk and sightseeing
Lake Coleman
Great for fishing and birdwatching. Just relax in the nature.
Neighbourhoods
Beautiful place to spend the afternoon with a picnic or just enjoy a evening walk.
Swing Bridge Drive
Beautiful place to spend the afternoon with a picnic or just enjoy a evening walk.