Things to do
Around Sale
Visitors to Sale will enjoy nature, culture, and relaxed country charm. Explore walking trails and picnic spots, discover local wildlife or immerse yourself in art and history. Take a little time to slow down and enjoy the variety of Cafes, Restaurants and boutique Retailers in town.
Exploring Nature
Discover the beauty of the Lake Guthridge precinct, where scenic walking trails and peaceful picnic spots invite you to unwind. Encounter native wildlife at the Sale Wetlands and take a stroll across the historic Sale Swing Bridge for a unique local experience.
Cultural Experiences
Explore art and heritage at the Gippsland Art Gallery and the Port of Sale, then take a scenic river cruise aboard the Rubeena. In the evening, treat yourself to a live performance at The Wedge, featuring music, theatre and comedy acts throughout year.
Dining Out
Positioned opposite the arena of the Showgrounds, the Sale Greyhound Club offers race nights a lively atmosphere and delicious dining. Alternatively, venture into town to discover a diverse selection of dining options, from welcoming pubs to stylish restaurants and vibrant tapas bars.
Day Trips
Only a short drive from Sale you will find small towns to explore and enjoy true country hospitality. Abundant locations to throw a line in and enjoy a day of fishing at either fresh water or saltwater locations. Ninety Miles of beach to explore, swim in and soak up the sun are only a 30-minute drive from Sale. Heading in the opposite direction you will find many freshwater lakes and watering holes to explore at the foot of the Alpine Ranges. There is so much to see in Central Gippsland you are spoiled for choice, and we know you will want to stay a little longer.
High Country Adventures
Venture into Gippsland’s rugged High Country, where spectacular alpine views and winding bush tracks promise unforgettable adventure. Tackle thrilling four-wheel-drive trails, explore historic mountain huts, and discover the mysterious Den of Nargun, rich with Aboriginal legend and dramatic sandstone rock formations.
Lakes District Exploring
Discover the natural beauty of the Gippsland Lakes region, where sparkling waterways meet charming coastal towns like Lakes Entrance, Metung and Paynesville. Enjoy boating, fishing and kayaking adventures, relax on sandy shores, and savour fresh local seafood beside the water.
Swim Ninety Mile Beach
Stretching along the coast, Ninety Mile Beach in Gippsland offers endless golden sands and rolling surf. Explore seaside towns like Seaspray and Port Albert, enjoy beach fishing, swimming and surfing, or simply unwind with breathtaking ocean views and salty sea breezes.
Parks for Picnics
Take a refreshing dip at the Blue Pool in Briagolong, wander lush rainforest trails through Tarra-Bulga National Park, cast a line at Cowwarr Weir, and enjoy boating, fishing, scenic picnics and lakeside relaxation at Lake Glenmaggie.
Ride Rail Trails
Cycle the scenic rail trails of Central Gippsland, where gentle gradients and wide paths wind through farmland, bush and charming townships. Follow historic railway routes, pause at welcoming cafés, and enjoy peaceful country landscapes on family-friendly rides rich with regional character and fresh air.
Food and Wine Tasting
Savour the flavours of Central Gippsland, from memorable dining at the Tinamba Hotel to cool-climate tastings at Blue Gables Winery and Narkoojee. Explore boutique vineyards near Lake Glenmaggie and enjoy cellar doors showcasing the region’s finest wines.
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