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Croajingolong is fantastic for boating.

There are many spectacular areas around the Mallacoota Inlet and along the Wallagaraugh and Genoa Rivers which can be explored by boat.

There are launching ramps at Karbeethong, Mallacoota and Gipsy Point, with an effluent disposal facility located at the Karbeethong Public Jetty.There are also launching ramps Tamboon Inlet and Bemm River and small boats (maximum 20 horsepower) may be launched next to the jetty at Wingan Inlet.

When boating, steer clear of sand bars, particularly in the Bottom Lake. It is generally advisable to use the main channels as detailed on the park note.

The islands located in the Mallacoota Inlet are nesting sites for coastal and wading birds. Please do not land on the islands between October and February.

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