With its long coastline, indented with inlets and lagoons and numerous coastal rivers and lakes, Victoria has tremendous potential for sea kayaking and the sport is consequently popular. The bays, beaches and islands of Wilsons Promontory provide all kinds of challenges, while the waterways of Lakes Entrance offer more sheltered paddling. Mallacoota Inlet, close to the New South Wales border, is another popular base and ideally placed for expeditions to the varied coastline and enchanting scenery of Croajingolong National Park to the south.