The last few days I stayed at Mallacoota I drove around to my favourite spots looking for a bit of natural local colour. Early summer is the best time to visit, you have the place to yourself as the holidays crowds don’t arrive until Xmas.
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Bekta Point looks stunning
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thank you for the comments, I think the whole area is beautiful, but certainly at sunset there are some key areas to visit and that includes Bekta Beach and Point.
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Beautiful. Where is it again? I must put it on my list of places to go.
Hope all well x
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Thanks Anon, the places in the photos above are around the town of Mallacoota, the far eastern part of Victoria, about 5-6 hrs drive from Melbourne. A few good stopovers to break the trip up a bit and explore the East Gippsland area are Marlo, Orbost and Lakes Entrance.
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