Gippsland Ports, Corner Inlet, Port Authority, Lake Tyers, Slipways

Boatyards & Slips

Gippsland Ports operates or manages five facilities spread across the various waterways. Paynesville is home to the largest operation, housing a boatyard with a full range of maintenance activities, a 40t travel lift, the largest capacity slip (120 tonne) between Westernport Bay and the NSW border and a fully enclosed environmentally controlled spray painting booth. Bullock Island boatyard operates a 100t travel lift to cater for the larger vessels, whilst Port Welshpool slip can handle vessels up to 75 tonne whilst Mallacoota is certified to 16 tonne. Port Franklin slip is leased to a private operator under licence and is certified for vessels up to 4 tonne.

PAYNESVILLE BOATYARD & SLIPWAY

Conveniently located on prime water frontage at Paynesville, renown as the leisure boating capital of the Gippsland Lakes, the facility provides vessel owners with a major boat launching and retrieval facility, consisting of a 120 tonne slipway and a 40 tonne vessel lift. enlarge enlarge enlarge

BULLOCK ISLAND BOATYARD

Travel Lift capable of lifting vessels up to 100 tonne, with a fitted 3 tonne jib crane available for stepping masts, engine lift outs etc. Hardstand area can cater for up to 8 large vessels.

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PORT WELSHPOOL SLIPWAY

Slipway capable of slipping vessels up to 75 tonne capacity

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MALLACOOTA SLIPWAY

Slipway capable of slipping vessels up to 16 tonne capacity

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PORT FRANKLIN SLIPWAY

Slipway capable of slipping vessels up to 4 tonne capacity

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