Nestled at the heart of the vast Gippsland Lakes system, Paynesville is surrounded by 340 square kilometres of interconnected lakes and marshes, making it a paradise for boating enthusiasts. It’s the largest navigable inland waterway in Australia.

Located approximately 300 km east of Melbourne, Paynesville sits on the eastern end of Lake Victoria, historically known as Toonalook, an Aboriginal word meaning "place of many fish."

Foreshore Reserve,
The Esplanade
Paynesville, Victoria 3880