Victorian Eastern Region

The Victorian Eastern Region extends the length of the Victorian / NSW border from Mallacoota in the south east to Albury/Wodonga and traces the Hume Highway to the Mornington Peninsula and then eastwards, bounded by Bass Strait, to Mallacoota.

This geographically diverse area comprises all aspects of the Australian terrain from the rich farming districts of Gippsland, the vineyards of the Yarra Valley and the grandeur of the Great Dividing Range. Within the Victorian Eastern Region are over 300 alpaca breeders, some of whom have only a handful of animals through to larger studs with in excess of 300 alpacas.