Paynesville
Set out for adventure on Gippsland's waterways from lively Paynesville. This charming village is surrounded by lakes on three sides, with canals and inlets providing plentiful sheltered moorings for boats.
Watersports
Paynesville is the region's boating capital. Anglers, windsurfers, jet skiers, and water skiers flock to the town to take to the water. Waterski the lakes, fish for black bream and mullet, or watch for dolphins playing in the water. Explore the Mitchell River silt jetties, the largest silt jetties in the world. There are good views from Eagle Point Bluff and a vehicle track that provides a closer view and leads to some fine fishing spots.
Koala spotting
Foot passengers can take the free car and passenger ferry to Raymond Island across the McMillan Strait. Raymond Island is one of the best places in Victoria to go koala spotting and is also home to over 60 bird species and many species of ground orchids and wildflowers.
Things to do
Learn to water-ski, wake-board or just have some fun on the tubes with Australia's premier water sports company, Aquamania. Friendly AWF qualified...
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The tranquil Gippsland Lakes are a system of coastal lagoons separated from the Tasman Sea by the coastal dunes of the Ninety Mile Beach. Seven...
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Explore Gippsland's great expanse of rivers, lakes and beaches for fishing aplenty. Reel in a selection worthy of a glorious gourmet barbecue.
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With the largest inland network of waterways at your disposal, Gippsland is the perfect location for a boating expedition.
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Enterprise Cruises
First a friendly welcome from Enterprise Cruises then begin your journey through through the man-made canal system. Enjoy your morning Tea and...
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Experience the diversity of East Gippsland as this trail weaves through farmland, forests, creeks, rivers and flood plains towards the Snowy River.
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