All Points of Interest in Paynesville
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A single lane boat ramp is located some 750 m west of the township of Paynesville, along the beautiful Sunset Drive. It provides direct access to Newlands Arm, which is a large inlet that branches off Lake Victoria. Lake Victoria, in turn, is one of the larger lakes that forms the massive Gippsland lakes and river system, covering some 400 sq km !!! There Read more…
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Taking a stroll from the township of Paynesville, heading westward, the road splits: one being the ‘low road’ (Sunset Drive) – the other being the ‘high road’ (Newlands Drive). Both enjoy stunning views across Newlands Arm, and both will lead to the delightful beach and picnic area located at Sunset Cove. Whether you have ascended the stairs leading up the escarpment Read more…
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Category: Boat Ramp, Car Park | Large Vehicles, Car Park, Infrastructure | Landmark, and Pier | Jetty
Marinas and jetties line the foreshore of McMillan Strait at Paynesville in Victoria – all the way from boat ramp to the southern tip of the strait. McMillan Strait is the stretch of water that separates Raymond Island from Paynesville. It also forms a link between Lake Victoria and Lake King. These are two of the larger lakes that form the Read more…
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Public toilets are located within the expansive car park that services the boat ramp and marina precinct – accessed via Slip Road in Paynesville, Victoria. Helpful Hints: – Approximately 1 km North of the Town Centre – obtain Directions here – A large car park is available off Slip Road – Nearby Features: – Points of Interest – Things to Do – Dining Out – Shopping – Facilities Read more…
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Marinas and jetties line the foreshore of McMillan Strait at Paynesville in Victoria – all the way from boat ramp, to the southern tip of the strait. McMillan Strait is the stretch of water that separates Raymond Island from Paynesville. It also forms a link between Lake Victoria and Lake King. These are two of the larger lakes that form the Read more…
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Steamers were the first relatively efficient form of transport – opening Gippsland to early explorers, settlers, miners, and later tourists – traversing the 400 square kilometres of waterways – as well as shipping to and from Melbourne, Tasmania, Sydney and so forth. Up until the early 19th Century, sail was the only form of propulsion for shipping – traversing the water Read more…
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Public toilets are located on the foreshore that extends along Sunset Drive in Paynesville, Victoria. They are conveniently sited between ‘Sunset Cove‘ beach and the boat ramp, and, for those taking advantage of the beautiful bike / walking trail . . . Helpful Hints: – Just under 1 km West of the Town Centre – obtain Directions here – Car Parking available along Sunset Drive – Adjacent to Walking / Read more…
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A delightful jetty runs along side the single lane boat ramp located some 750 m west of the township of Paynesville – along the beautiful Sunset Drive. There are many jetties located around Paynesville, to which you can moor your boat, wander to the village which sits on the water’s edge → indulge in ‘cuppa’, a spot of shopping, a picnic, Read more…
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Disabled Access: Yes
Public toilets are located on the foreshore within the main shopping precinct of Paynesville, in Victoria. Situate near the beach, pier and Boat Ramp, they are perfect for those enjoying a day out on the water or enjoying the beautiful Bike Riding / Walking trail . . . Helpful Hints: – Within the Town Centre – obtain Directions here – Car Parks available along the Read more…
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The sheltered, sandy beach at ‘Sunset Cove’ in Paynesville, Victoria, is the perfect spot to swim, kayak, wind surf, sunbath, read a book or just relax . . . The backdrop of the treed escarpment set against the tranquil waters and white sands is breathtaking. Park facilities located at the beach include barbeques, picnic tables, drinking water, rubbish bins and a playground for the Read more…
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Pet Friendly: Yes
The Boat Ramp, located in the heart of town of the seaside village of Paynesville, provides boaters and water enthusiasts direct access to the amazing and extensive Gippsland Lakes. A large car park compliments the excellent boating facilities, as well as a playground, picnic facilities and jetties on which to moor the boat . . . Take Aways and Eateries are located just across the Read more…
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‘Sunset Cove’ is located on Newlands Arm, which is a large inlet that branches off Lake Victoria – just west of Paynesville. Lake Victoria, in turn, is one of the larger lakes that forms the massive Gippsland lakes and river system, covering some 400 sq km !!! The waters of Gippsland’s lakes and rivers are extraordinary for those who enjoy all manner of boating activities. Read more…
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Sheltered barbeques are amongst the amenities provided on the shores of ‘Sunset Cove’ in Paynesville, Victoria. ‘Sunset Cove’ is a delightful, sheltered, sandy beach – the perfect spot to swim, kayak, wind surf, sunbath, read a book or just relax – and all within walking distance to the town centre . . . It is located on Newlands Arm, which is a large inlet Read more…
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The slip was constructed in 1887 by Danish born, renowned Gippsland boat builder, Sylvia Eriksen. Eriksen built some of the early screw steamers such as the SS ‘Ariel’ c 1875, the SS ‘Tambo’ c 1882 and the SS ‘JCD’ c 1888 which served the Gippsland water highways for well over half a century. Eriksen also built the Slipway in Paynesville which, Read more…