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Raymond Island Jetty Temporary Closure

Gippsland Ports advises that replacement of Raymond Island Jetty will commence after Easter and continue until July 2023. During this time the jetty will be closed to all public access and no vessel berthing available on the jetty. Alternative public jetties are located at Steamer Landing Jetty in McMillan Strait and the boat ramp west [...]

07/03/2023

Sewage Pump-Out on the Gippsland Lakes

To help to maintain the health of the Gippsland Lakes, Gippsland Ports provides sewage pump-out facilities at a number of different locations around the Lakes. Boaters on the Lakes are never too far from a pump-out when their holding tank is full. Sanitation jetty locations include Loch Sport Mooring Jetty, Paynesville Fuel Jetty, Bullock Island [...]

28/02/2023

Expression of Interest – MV Undine Purchase and Removal

Gippsland Ports is seeking expressions of interest for purchase and removal of a 10.7m (35’) timber vessel “MV Undine” from the Paynesville boatyard. The vessel was abandoned and removed from the waterway by Gippsland Ports in late 2022. The vessel is currently unseaworthy and in need of repair. Gippsland Ports will require the purchaser to [...]

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Welcome to Gippsland Ports

Gippsland’s local ports provide safe havens and services to a wide range of users. The local ports and waterways play a vital part in local communities and support industries of importance to Victoria’s economy.

Gippsland Ports is a Committee of Management with a Board appointed by the State of Victoria. It has responsibilities delegated from the Victorian Government for the management of five local ports and two waterways that incorporate approximately 1,430 sq km of some of the largest and most beautiful waterways in Australia.

Gippsland Ports’ designated waters stretch over 720 kms from Anderson Inlet to Mallacoota on the south-eastern coastline of Victoria at: Mallacoota Inlet, Snowy River (Marlo), Gippsland Lakes, Corner Inlet and Port Albert, Anderson Inlet (Inverloch) and four waterways: Lake Tyers, Shallow Inlet, Tamboon Inlet and Sydenham Inlet. (By comparison, Sydney Harbour managed waterways total 55 square kilometres and Melbourne’s Port Phillip Bay totals 1,934 square kilometres in area.).

The website provides details on Gippsland Ports’ operational responsibilities and services that can be provided for commercial return. The website has been developed to assist boaters to safely enjoy their time on the water, to promote Gippsland Ports’ capabilities and to provide access to online resources.

Users should also be aware of our Facebook site, which provides ad hoc information, images and blogs as they arise.

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The website provides details on Gippsland Ports’ operational responsibilities and services that can be provided for commercial return. The website has been developed to assist boaters to sately enjoy their time on the water, to promote Gippsland Ports’ capabilities and to provide access to online resources.

Users should also be aware of our Facebook site, which provides adhoc information, image and blogs as they arise.