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Water sports

Sailing

Victoria offers the boating enthusiast a range of activities in a variety of environments. Set sail on Australia's largest bay, board a cruise along the Yarra River or an historic paddle steamer chugging along the Murray River, or see the banks of the Gippsland Lakes from behind the boat strapped to a pair of waterskis.

Those who like to get wet can choose from white sand beaches along the Murray River, the sheltered bay beaches that extend along the Mornington Peninsula from Frankston to the heads, or the pristine Ninety Mile Beach in Gippsland.
Victoria offers scuba divers a rich underwater world of shipwrecks, diverse marine life, kelp forests and colourful soft corals. Follow an underwater shore trail, or join a local dive boat to explore rocky reefs and wrecks.

Surfers come from around the world to catch the famous breaks at Victoria's beaches, including Bells Beach. Learn to surf with an expert, or watch the champions at work at the annual Rip Curl Pro event.

Boating licences are required for boat operators, including persons hiring or chartering a boat, and fines apply if you are caught without one.

Sailing

Boating and sailing

Take to the water. Sail around Post Phillip Bay, cruise along the Yarra River of hire a houseboat and wander along the Murray River.

Scuba dive in Victoria

Scuba diving

Dive shipwrecks, submarines and marine reserves. Explore Victoria's best dive sites.

Surfing - Gippsland

Surfing and windsurfing

Victoria's tempestuous coastline provides some of Australia's best surf

Swimming with the shark at the Melbourne Aquarium

Swimming

Take a dip on a Victorian beach. Choose from sheltered foreshores, ocean beaches and the white sand of beaches along the Murray River.

Waterskiing on Lake Eildon

Waterskiing

Discover Victoria's lakes and rivers from behind a boat - try waterskiing and wakeboarding.

Further Links
www.marinesafety.vic.gov.au