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Peels Cruises
Things To Do Lakes Entrance, East Gippsland, Victoria
Cruises, Sailing and Water Tours
Peels Cruises have three cruise boats, including full undercover, onboard kiosk and onboard toilets.
They run cruises to Metung and Paynesville depending on weather and availability.
The Gippsland Lakes are abundant in wildlife, sea life and birdlife. The lakes have their own colonies of seals and the rare species of Burrunan Dolphin. Sightings are not always possible, but they do their best to find where they’re hanging out.
Cruising past many of the islands in the Gippsland Lakes gives you a close-up view of kangaroos and other wildlife in their natural habitat. Your skipper will give a full commentary on the history and nature of the Gippsland Lakes.
Peels Cruises is a local family-owned business operating for four generations. It’s the longest-serving cruise company on the Gippsland Lakes.
Their first cruise boats started in 1920 in Lakes Entrance, after Harold Peel returned home from World War 1.
Services
Take a luncheon cruise and spend a couple of hours in the lakeside village of Metung. Visit the Metung Pub for a full lunch and wander the sights of Metung at a leisurely pace.
A 30-kilometre sightseeing cruise through Reeves Channel, Bancroft Bay and into Lake King, where you may see dolphins, sea birds and eagles, kangaroos and other wildlife. This cruise is a must for nature lovers.
Disabled Access
Carpark Family Friendly Non Smoking
