H2O Tours & Adventures

Private Transfers to Parks Victoria campsites at Bunga Arm (also known as the Back Lake).

When you book this service you are booking the entire boat to transfer you and your guests, your luggage, provisions and camping gear.

If you have booked a campsite via Parks Victoria website to Bunga Arm (also known as the Back Lake) and you do not have your own boat to access these sites then you will need a private transfer to get you there and back.
These sites include:- Albatross, Cormorant, Dotterel, Egret, Gannet, Pelican & Shearwater campgrounds.

Please note these campsites are remote. You will need to bring everything. Including all your camping equipment and provisions including water and food, for the entire length of your stay. There are no shops at these campsites, the closest shops are in Paynesville which is where you will be leaving from approximately 45 minutes away.

There is no power at these campsites.

There are no showers and no running hot or cold water at these campsites, only a few environmental toilets (also known as ‘Drop Toilets/Dunnies’).

It is essential to bring sunscreen and insect repellent all year round.

Mobile service is limited at Bunga Arm.

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Paynesville is known as the boating capital of Victoria, and is a popular tourist and holiday destination in East Gippsland.

Join H2O for their tour around Paynesville and the Canals where you will be able to see the beautiful town from the water.

As you set off from Progress Jetty in Paynesville you will explore the waterways around the charming village which is surrounded by lakes on three sides with canals and inlets.

On the tour of the canals you will see some of Paynesville’s most prestigious and delightful waterfront homes.

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Victoria is lucky enough to have Australia’s largest and most beautiful inland waterways, here in the Gippsland Lakes. These are a network of lakes, marshes and lagoons covering over 600 square kilometres. The Lakes are separated from the ocean by coastal dunes known as Ninety Mile Beach.

On this tour you will head into Lake Victoria to Aurora Channel winding past the coastal park passing the Pelican and Little Tern breeding areas to Steamer Landing.

On route, you may see the resident Burrunan Dolphins, Sea Eagles and abundant birdlife. You will stop at Steamer Landing where you will have the opportunity to enjoy a walk over the sand dunes to explore the Ninety Mile Beach.

They suggest you bring your own food and drinks for a picnic lunch so you can sit and take in the amazing views of the ocean or the lake.

On the way back to Paynesville you will pass Ocean Grange Homestead and Crescent Island which is a swan breeding area with many native water birds around the waters edge.

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A Private Charter is all about you.

When you book a Private Charter you are booking the entire boat.

Whether it’s spending time on the water with family and friends or if it’s for a special occasion such as a birthday, wedding, engagement, family reunion, Christmas party or corporate event you will enjoy a great day out.

Choose your own itinerary or let H20 design a tour for you. Your experienced Skipper and host will provide you with a day to remember exploring the Gippsland Lakes.

You can bring all your own food and drinks – we have tea and coffee available on board as well as a microwave a small fridge and an esky for cold drinks.

Charters to Ocean Grange, Rotamah Island, the Ninety Mile Beach, Sperm Whale Head, Metung and more are available.

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