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Ninety Mile Beach
Ninety Mile Beach is a 151-kilometre stretch of uninterrupted sandy coastline in Gippsland, Victoria, extending from near Port Albert to Lakes Entrance across Wellington and East Gippsland shires. Backed by natural sand dunes and facing Bass Strait, it is considered one of the longest continuous beaches in the world. Largely undeveloped and within Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park, it is notable for natural scenery, beach walking and surf fishing.