Lake Bolac Information & Business Centre

Lake Bolac, located in Victoria, is a picturesque freshwater lake that was formed by ancient volcanic activity approximately 20,000 years ago. The lake, known to the local Aboriginal tribe, the Boolucburrers, as Boloke, features a foreshore that stretches 27 kilometers and offers recreational opportunities such as boating, fishing, and sailing.

Situated 50 kilometers south of Ararat and 100 kilometers west of Ballarat, Lake Bolac provides easy access to nearby attractions, including the Grampians National Park and the Great Ocean Road. The region is also home to unique events such as the Lake Bolac Eel Festival and the Narrapumelap Open Day, celebrating the local culture and community.

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