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COASTAL WATERS Because of the large rise and fall in tide on Western Port, it is advised boat operators remain in CAPE WOOLAMAI KILCUNDA SCALE 1:25,000 defined channels as boats have been stranded on mud flats for upwards of eight hours. Red Point Black Head

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SEAVIEW STREET Rocks BEACH CRESCENT Water between 0m and 2m deep Fuel Special Merricks Creek Y Y Y G Water between 2m and 5m deep Pump out facitity Yacht Club BY ( P R I V A T E ) Port hand – even numbers R YARINGA BOAT HARBOUR Fl(2)5s Water between 5m and 10m deep Important bird roosting sites – do not disturb R R Groynes Turbine LUMEAH RD Y Water between 10m and 15m deep Beacon or Conspicuous Mark R R R Starboard hand – odd numbers K I L O M E T R E S YARINGA CHANNEL G G Suspended Transmission Cables Water 15m and above No fishing, netting, spearing, taking or Yacht Groynes Bridge killing of marine life. All methods of fishing, Club N A U T I C A L M I L E S KATANDRA RD Rocks from the shore or at sea, are prohibited Cardinal – Pile or Pillar Buoy N A R R O W S BY BY YB YB BYB BYB YBY YBY YARINGA RD (Yellow and Black) with Rock Mud R 5 Knot Zone LIGHTS North South East West YB Mud appropriate black top mark Q(4)Y.10s ’ 0 3 º 7 2 3 N E I L NG ADI E L Sand and SCALE 1:10,000 No Boating Indicates a light structure or a lit beacon Isolated Danger (Black and Red) Rocks Jetty I N L E T BRB BYB G No Personal Water Craft Iso. Isophase Fl. Flashing F.G Legend YBY R Marine National Park boundary markers (land) No Personal Water Craft or Sailboards Oc. Occulating Q. Quick Flashing T O U R I S T R O A D Mangroves M A R I N E PA R A D E Access Lane R F. Fixed VQ. Very Quick Flashing K I L O M E T R E S K I L O M E T R E S G Access Lane Restricted Water and limited access eg. Fl.(2)8s A group of 2 flashes every 8 seconds R BYB CAUTION – NARROWS BETWEEN NEWHAVEN AND SAN REMO N A U T I C A L M I L E S Boaters beware an 18-metre high headway under overhead power cables, and 12-metre headway N A U T I C A L M I L E S Marine National Park / Marine Sanctuary G Green R Red W White Y Yellow Bl Blue BY under the bridge between San Remo and Newhaven prevents the passage of boats unless masts H A Z E LW O O D G R O V E SAN REMO LEADING LINE 067º G can be unstepped. FI.R3s G Strong tidal flow reaching up to 6 knots exists at the narrows between Newhaven and San Remo. National Park and Conservation Areas Mo Morse Code BACK BEACH ROAD Because of the large rise and fall in tide on Western Port, it is advised boat operators remain in YB SCALE 1:25,000 defined channels as boats have been stranded on mud flats for upwards of eight hours. SCALE 1:25,000 WOOLAMAI GROVE

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Boat Ramps Hook a fishing adventure TOORADIN Boat ramps are managed by several different agencies and councils throughout Western Port. Launching fees and facilities vary at each site. One of the most popular activities in Western Port is fishing. NORTH EASTERN boating safety If you’re unfamiliar with a particular boat ramp contact the relevant boat ramp manager for more information. Anglers are lured by the thrill of the chase and catch a range of CHANNEL fish including flathead, snapper, squid, leatherjacket, gummy Rediscover Boat Ramp Map ref. Managed by Contact no. shark, salmon or King George whiting. THE INLETS 1 Blind Blight C20 City of Casey 9705 5200 checklist PELICAN POINT Watch Western Port’s international visitors nature 2 Corinella M25 Corinella Foreshore Committee of Management 136 186 Mangroves Bird watching is a popular and rewarding pastime and Western Drain Everyone on the water has a duty of care to 3 Cowes O13 Bass Coast Shire Council 1300 226 278 guide to explore Port provides excellent opportunities for observing a great variety maintain a proper lookout at all times. This 4 Flinders Q1 Mornington Peninsula Shire Council 1300 850 600 of waterbirds. Of particular note are the flocks of migratory waders that use Western Port as a rich feeding area prior to 5 Grantville M31 Bass Coast Shire Council 1300 226 278 Mud Reconnect duty includes proper handling of a vessel and their departure for breeding grounds within the Arctic Circle. observing the rules, knowing the limitations western port 6 Hastings G11 Mornington Peninsula Shire Council 1300 850 600 western port Significant populations of species such as the Eastern Curlew, Whimbrel and Bar-tailed Godwit make their home in Western Port 7 Lang Lang G31 Lang Lang Foreshore Committee of Management 136 186 of the boat, being aware of potential hazards between September and April each year. with life and allowing for the actions of others, both 8 Newhaven S21 Bass Coast Shire Council 1300 226 278 There are a number of rules and regulations Western Port is a treasure trove full of Licensed tour operators C H A N N E L reasonable and unreasonable. Using the 9 Rhyll P18 Bass Coast Shire Council 1300 226 278 that must be observed to protect the bay wonderful marine life and plenty of Take the easy approach to organising your great bay adventures 10 Shoreham O2 Shoreham Foreshore Committee of Management 136 186 C H A N N E L following checklist will help you have the best by booking a tour, dive or fishing trip with one of Parks environment and ensure safety for all users 11 Stony Point K13 Stony Point Foreshore Committee of Management 136 186 opportunities to explore. There’s a lot to C H A N N E L possible boating experience on Western Port: Victoria’s licensed tour operators. For more information contact of Western Port. 12 Tooradin B22 Tooradin Foreshore Committee of Management 136 186 see and do both on and under the water Parks Victoria. Be prepared before you leave: 13 Warneet B18 Warneet Foreshore Committee of Management 136 186 including watching wildlife, fishing, boating, 1 Anchoring l Carry safety equipment according to the regulations, including kite boarding, diving, swimming or taking 2 4 L Y A L L S 1. The majestic Australian Pelican is easy to approved PFD-1s otherwise known as life jackets. When anchoring ensure you always place anchors correctly and Because of the large rise and fall in tide on Western Port there are 3 Fuel strong tidal flows reaching up to 6 knots in the narrows between a stroll along a pier. spot in flight. securely. Anchors damage reefs and seagrass beds when they are 5 6 7 Mud l All children under the age of 10 years must wear an approved allowed to shift. Consider purchasing a new anchor that does less For your safety refuelling should always be carried out ‘on-boat’ Newhaven and San Remo. It is advised that boat operators remain 2. The Bar tailed Godwit is one of many bird PFD-1 while on a recreational boat that is under way, unless species that migrate to Western Port. damage to seabeds. Where possible avoid anchoring over seagrass and not by leaning over the boat from a pier, jetty or landing. in defined channels as boats have been stranded on mud flats for 8 the child is within a deckhouse, cabin, half cabin or a secure upwards of eight hours. Encounter dolphins and seals in their 3. Cowes Pier is a popular boating destination 9 and reef areas. Anchoring is not permitted in shipping channels Care should always be taken to ensure fuel, oil and other potential C O C K Y A N E S enclosed space. and fairways. pollutants are stored and transferred carefully and not spilt – natural habitat and departure point l Have a chart of where you are going and a radio. especially on banks, in the water or on piers and jetties. When in notice to mariners As you travel across the bay, be on the lookout for dolphins or 4. Cowes boat ramp is one of many boat ramps public areas all diesel or unleaded fuel should be transported in seals. Dolphins tend to be seen more often at the southern end of around Western Port l Tell someone where you are going and when you expect Aquaculture reserve AS2906 containers with a volume no greater than 25 litres. Larger A Notice to Mariners is issued by a Harbour Master, Port Manager Western Port while seals can be seen soaking up the sun at Seal 5. Marine National Parks are home to many B O U C H I E R to return. B O U L T O N The Flinders Aquaculture Fisheries Reserve (440 ha) is located containers or smaller sub-standard containers should not be used. or Waterway Manager to advise commercial mariners, recreational Rocks. Remember to keep a safe distance from wildlife at all times. species including the Spiny Globe Fish boaters and waterway users of a significant change in a port R YBY l Know the rules, local regulations and distress signals. offshore between Flinders and Shoreham. The reserve is Multiple containers can be used or fuel can be purchased from 6. Western Port is great for family fishing R clearly identified by yellow ‘special marks’ (piles or buoys) with or waterway which may affect the safe navigation of a vessel. adventures l Check out local conditions, weather and tides. boat fuel retailers including Western Port Marina (map ref G11). C H A N N E L ’Aquaculture‘ inscribed in black lettering on the yellow ‘X’ top mark Boat operators should always check the latest Notice to Mariners Explore amazing underwater marine life 7. Sailing is popular in southern Western Port l Carry sufficient fuel, water and a first aid kit. and yellow synchronised lights at the external boundaries. Within before operating a boat on Western Port. Notice to Mariners are Western Port is home to three Marine National Parks which host 8. San Remo Pier is home to Western Port’s Hazards and damaged aids to navigation available on the Parks Victoria and Victorian Regional Channels YBY Throughout the world there is growing recognition of Ensure engine reliability and adequate fuel system and always the Reserves are Crown lease areas designated for marine farming. diverse marine life not seen anywhere else in the world and provide fishing fleet l Authority websites. C H A N N E L carry sufficient fuel. Recreational users may enter the reserves at their own risk and Should you encounter damaged aids to navigation, malfunctioning a variety of snorkelling and diving opportunities. See Marine 9. Weedy Sea Dragons are common the vital contribution parks and waterways make to a proceed with caution but cannot enter the lease areas (within the navigation lights, vessels adrift, submerged objects and other Boat operators should carry accurate Australian navigation charts National Parks section in alphabetical listing for further details. around Flinders H O R S E S H O E Y healthy environment, healthy individuals and a healthy l Don’t overload your boat. marked boundaries) without permission of the leaseholder. dangerous debris floating in the local port, please contact Parks (Aus 150, Aus 151 and Aus 152) which can be purchased through society. Enjoying Western Port is not only a great day Victoria to report them immediately on 13 1963. Recreational fishing can be undertaken throughout non-leased mapping retailers and the Australian Hydrographic Service. out – it’s good for you. On the water parts of the reserves in accordance with the conditions below: l Adhere to the prescribed speed limits. • Keep to public areas of the Aquaculture Fisheries Reserves. Marine national Parks and Sanctuaries Port security G Y For more information on great outdoor adventures Marine National Parks and Sanctuaries are magnificent places for contact Parks Victoria on 13 1963 or visit l Ensure you always keep to the right of channels. • Watch for divers and keep vessels and equipment a safe distance Water-side restricted zones are in place within 100 metres of the C H A N N E L from aquaculture equipment. exploring marine life, snorkelling, scuba diving, swimming, low oil jetty structures at Long Island Point Jetty and Crib Point Jetties. T H E C U T www.parks.vic.gov.au l Wear your life jackets. speed recreational boating or sailing and photography. They protect I N S I D E • Always travel at a safe speed and keep boat wash to a minimum. Exclusion zone is in place within 400 metres ahead and 100 metres l Keep a careful watch on the weather and watch out for other a unique and diverse range of marine plants, animals and habitats Y around a ship in transit. Access to the zone is controlled and R boats and hazards. • Be aware of and comply with all boating and fisheries related for the benefit of current and future generations. Around 90 percent unauthorised entry is an offence under the regulations. French Island regulations. of the plants and animals are found nowhere else in the world. Marine National Park l Keep a safe distance between your boat and other boats, Victorian Water Police manage port security in partnership with Y people, wildlife or structures. • Don’t enter Crown leases without the express permission of the Western Ports three Marine National Parks protect a diverse commercial port managers. If you see something suspicious on the leaseholder. biological treasure trove. Largely concealed from view behind a Mud Keep a lookout at all times, especially rowers or non powered water, contact the Water Police. l shoreline veil of marshland and mangroves, they contain expansive craft who are generally harder to see and hear. • Don’t encroach on Crown leases by keeping all equipment such French Island as anchors, fishing lines and lures away from these areas. intertidal mudflats, meadows of seagrass, deep channels, small Marine National Park l Ensure a low wake is maintained when passing rowers and rocky reefs and an abundance of marine life. When the tide rolls out Pump out facilities 100% tREE FREE PAPER. other non powered vessels or floating infrastructure. • Don’t tie up to navigation aids, aquaculture equipment or the extensive mudflats provide a source of food for waterbirds. Poor water quality affects the health of the bay and in turn This Boating Guide is printed on paper made from stone, a by-product of external Crown lease boundary buoys. limestone quarrying. No wood pulp or water or acid or bleach was used in the enjoyment of recreational boating and fishing activities on PALMER POINT l Never mix alcohol and operating a vessel. The tides are the key to understanding Western Port’s marine life. its manufacture. Stone-Paper has low-carbon emissions, uses less energy • Don’t berley, clean fish or discharge human waste in or around The waters’ ebb and flow exposes shallow mudflats and creates Western Port. Discharge of sewage and other waste from boats Mangroves and can be recycled. l Keep well clear of moving ships as they may alter course and K I L O M E T R E S the AFRs. deep channels that function as rich feeding grounds. adds pollutants to our valuable waterways and pose a risk to without notice. marine ecosystems and human health. © Copyright Parks Victoria 2011. For more information contact Fisheries Victoria. Three Marine National Parks and a nearby Marine Sanctuary Do not obstruct the movement of large vessels by drifting in N A U T I C A L M I L E S Free publication. 5th Edition – June 2011 l contain internationally significant roosting sites and feeding areas Use a holding tank for sewage and dispose of waste properly on shipping channels and across shipping tracks. Aquatic pests for migratory waders and other waterbirds. land or use provided pump out facilities. Boat sewerage pump out Disclaimer: Parks Victoria does not guarantee that the publication systems are used designed for larger boats that have holding tanks. FRENCH ISLAND is without flaw or is wholly appropriate for your particular purpose and l Be aware that the bow-wave or wash from large ships, including Q churchill island Marine national Park (675 ha) is the large commercial ferries, can cause your boat to capsize or When you participate in recreational boating activities you may Sewerage hoppers are designed for boats that use a portable toilet. SCALE 1:50,000 therefore disclaims all liability for any error, loss or other consequence which be unknowingly spreading marine pests. You can protect Western influenced in part by the nearby open coast, and hosts beds may arise from you relying on any information in this publication. roll heavily as to cause serious injury to its occupants. Pump out facilities are available at Western Port Marina in Port by keeping your boat and equipment clean and following of the living fossils known as lamp shells or Brachiopods. This Hastings (Map ref G11) and Yaringa Marina (Map ref 14D). l Take care not to cross ahead of a large vessel as you may these simple steps: ancient group of animals once had thousands of species, but is underestimate its speed and not be seen. now reduced to a few species worldwide. The intertidal mud flats G L E N A LVA P D E 38º12’47”S 1. Dislodge all plants and animals and bin them. 145º18’10”E extending from Rhyll to Newhaven also support seagrasses and a H A R D Y AV E CANNONS l If you hear a vessel sounding at least five short and rapid blasts Radio channels 2. Drain water from boat and gear Try not to let it drain back into vast number of bivalve molluscs, worms and creatures that provide Mangroves CREEK on its horn, you must get out of its way. Marine radio is potentially a life line for vessels in an emergency. INLET Jetty the water. a rich food source for birds and fish. l Navigation lights on your vessel must be shown at night Avoid unnecessary communications on marine radio. Be aware R W French island Marine national Park (2800 ha) is adjacent Y R 3. Dispose of unwanted live bait in a bin. of the following Marine Radio channels and frequencies when R TOORADIN to the northern shoreline of French Island and protects extensive 4. Douse your boat and gear with freshwater and try not to let it operating a motorised vessel in Western Port: Boat Ramp Regulations to be observed seagrass beds that have largely disappeared elsewhere in the drain back into the water. bay since the 1950s. It’s one of the most extensive areas of salt The following regulations must be observed to protect the bay Recreational Vessels VHF Channel 72, 73 and 77 R R R U T marsh and mangrove communities in Victoria. The seabeds act as H 5. Dry your boat and equipment. E R F O R D E environment and ensure a level of safety for all users of the waters: 27MHz Channel 96 D P SAWTELLS a nursery for fish including species such as King George Whiting, WARNEET ROAD G 6. Don’t forget to apply an authorised antifoulant where l Immediately slow down to 5 knots around swimmers or divers. Bream and Mullet. This area is especially significant as a feeding Port Operations VHF Channel 14 and 08 appropriate (within the antifoulant maximum in-service period habitat for over 32 species of migratory wader birds. NO MOTOR R l Don’t exceed the speed limit. BOATING and as directed on the can). Emergency Calls and calling VHF Channel 16 and 67 Y E Mangroves D R l Observe boat zone boundaries and restrictions. E Yaringa Marine national Park (980 ha) with its serene 27MHz Channel 86 and 88 Y Jetty P For more information contact the Department of Primary Industries. D R K I L O M E T R E S waters in the north of the bay preserves the connection between O BLIND BIGHT F Know the boundaries and restrictions of Marine National Parks R l E R mangroves and mudflats that is so important for roosting Y T H and Sanctuaries. R U FI.G10s Berthing facilities waterbirds. The mangroves are a vital part of the bay ecosystem Y G Rowing and non powered vessels N A U T I C A L M I L E S l Take all rubbish home with you and dispose of it appropriately. and provide an important habitat for a number of invertebrates, WARNEET KALLARA ROAD R Public berthing is available on piers and jetties all over Western Western Port is often frequented by non-motorised vessels such Y NO MOTOR Remember all native plants and animals are protected by law. marine snails and bivalves and adult and juvenile fish. Y l Port for up to 48 hours at a time. Time limits and other restrictions as kite boards, kayaks and canoes. When passing non powered BOATING R are detailed on Parks Victoria signs at each location. Some areas R Mushroom Reef Marine Sanctuary (80 ha) is just outside CHANNEL l Jumping or diving from piers, jetties or bridges is not permitted. vessels, please ensure a low wake is maintained so as not to disturb SCALE 1:25,000 Mud Jetty G R have been leased or allocated for commercial boat operators only. Western Port on the Western side of Flinders. At low tide, the G BOATING or tip these vessels over as they are more susceptible to capsizing Q.G ONLY l Vessel operators over 21 years of age must have a Blood sea withdraws to reveal a huge mushroom shaped reef. The reef These berths are not available for public use, including short term than larger motorised vessels. parks victoria G Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of below 0.05. Vessel operators berthing. Please observe these restrictions to ensure fair access is formed from basalt that has weathered extensively to form a R R

R TH under 21 years of age or accompanying a restricted license for everyone. multitude of micro habitats, allowing a diverse range of creatures R TH holder must have a BAC of 0. to shelter in crevices or under loose rocks. The bottom of rock Shipping channels – steer clear Key local port manager R l The discharge of sewerage and other waste from boats pools are covered in dense meadows of bright green seagrass and Large ships travel Western Port shipping channels during all hours l Short Term – up to 4 hours (check signage) brown seaweed. of the day and night and sometimes travel outside designated G is prohibited. R fairways. A ships blind spot can extend for many hundreds of G TRUE NOR l Loading for western port D N A L S I N A M A N I H C metres and it is very difficult for ships to change course quickly. TOORADIN R QUAIL AGNETIC NOR l Permit and commercial vessels only Marine National Parks R G R It is the responsibility of recreational boat operators to: other Parks Victoria is the port and waterway manager for the local M and Sanctuaries locations ISLAND R G G hoon port of Western Port and manages piers and jetties, mooring CHANNEL • Keep clear of ships at all times. G R R BERtH LOcAtiOn type Map Ref. permits, aids to navigation, Marine National Parks and acts as Mangroves D R O F R E H T U R G R G • Never anchor in shipping channels. a referral agency for planning matters and authorisation of CHINA R Corinella Jetty l l M25 R G information new structures. BAY boating laws • Never obstruct the path of ships or assume a ship can see you. G O14 Cowes Jetty l l • Never tie up to navigation aids such as buoys or channel markers. Parks Victoria has the accountability for the safety of water Laws empowering Police and authorised officers to order hoons users, control of vessel activities and movements in the local Flinders Pier l l Q1 Penalties apply. ANNIE and their vessels (including boats and personal watercraft) off the Western Port directory port and is authorised under the Marine Act 1988 to issue water were introduced in December 2009 to combat dangerous and L23 For more information contact Port of Hastings Harbour Control. infringement notices or prosecute people who break the law. CHANNEL Point Leuschnault Barge Landing no public access R anti-social behaviour on the water. EMERGENCY 000 or 27MHz – Ch 88 or VHF – Ch 16 The Victorian Water Police can also issue infringement notices Hastings Jetty l l G11 Hoon behaviour, for the purposes of the new laws, might include: and work in partnership with Parks Victoria on Western Port R Australian Hydrographic Service 02 4223 6500 Long Island Point Liquids Pier no public access G13 to ensure the bays are used safely. • Doing ‘doughnuts’ near swimmers or other water users www.hydro.gov.au ADAMS POINT G For further information contact the Parks Victoria Information • Speeding near swimmers or other people close to shore Newhaven Jetty l l l S21 G Australian Volunteer Coast Guard 9598 9092 Centre on 13 1963 or visit www.parks.vic.gov.au Mud • Endangering water skiers by going too close to jump their wake. P18 www.coastguard.com.au J A C K Rhyll Jetty l l l R R New laws are also being introduced in 2011 empowering Victoria Police Bureau of Meteorology 9669 4000 G San Remo Pier l l l T21 to impound, immobilise or seize a vessel or have a vessel forfeited. NI LE T R www.bom.gov.au R IRISH CHANNEL To report instances of hoon behaviour, contact Police on 000. Stony Point Jetty l l l K13 Speed restrictions Dept. of Primary Industries 136 186 R L16 A number of activities are not permitted within the boundaries of www.dpi.vic.gov.au Tankerton Jetty l l Speed can be dangerous on the water. Not only is there a risk of R R G Victoria’s Marine National Parks and Marine Sanctuaries. It’s your R crashing into other vessels, land or navigation aids, there are many Dept. of Sustainability & Environment 136 186 R Tooradin Jetty l l A22 responsibility to know the boundaries. other obstacles such as swimmers and divers or obstructions hidden www.dse.vic.gov.au R Mud look after Mud GENTLE YBY Warneet South Jetty l l B18 • No fishing under the surface. Always maintain a good lookout and operate at G R a safe speed and check local speed restrictions before you leave. Environment Protection Authority 9695 2722 C H A RN I G CHANNEL • No spear fishing www.epa.vic.gov.au Berthing is also available in harbours, marinas and other sheltered A maximum speed of 5 knots applies on Western Port when CHANNEL • No taking or damaging of any animals, Mud western port waters in Western Port. Contact marina and harbour operators to operating a vessel: Fisheries Victoria 136 186 R plants and objects (artefacts) book a berth prior to arrival. Report Illegal Fishing 13 FISH (13 3474) C R O S S • Within 50m of swimmers, other vessels and fixed Western Port is an important feeding site for migratory waterbirds • Hovercraft are not permitted to operate within 150m of the www.dpi.vic.gov.au/fishing R G G or floating structures. and is acknowledged in several international protection French Island National Park shoreline. CHARING Dredging Government Information Centre 1300 366 356 R FI.G5s R agreements. Boat operators have a responsibility to protect • Within 100m of divers flags. CROSS the marine environment and ensure it can be enjoyed by future When encountering a dredge vessel recreational boat operators You may carry fin-fish on board your boat within park boundaries if www.vic.gov.au ISLAND BRB should always maintain a safe speed and pass on the non • Within a desinated 5 knot zone. you caught the fish outside the parks, and you may also carry (but COCKYANES generations. You can protect Western Port and minimise your Heritage Victoria 8644 8800 YBY environmental impact by following these simple guidelines: obstruction side of the dredge vessel. not use) a fishing rod or a spear gun. You may also have abalone or www.heritage.vic.gov.au rock lobster and associated equipment (securely stowed) on board • Avoid anchoring over seagrass and reef areas and consider The safe side of passage is indicated by a double black diamond tidal variations R signal on the vessel. A double black ball signal indicates the the boat provided that you are travelling straight through the park Parks Victoria 13 1963 purchasing an anchor that does less damage to seabeds. by the shortest practicable route. Western Port has strong tidal variations which can fluctuate by www.parks.vic.gov.au obstruction side to avoid. A third black ball, black diamond, black TOORADIN • Keep your boat clean and protected from aquatic pests. up to 3m. At low tide much of Western Port becomes mud flats. Recommended Publications ball signal indicates the vessel is restricted in its manoeuvrability. Know the boundaries – penalties apply Port of Hastings www.portofhastings.vic.gov.au Always check tide charts and seek quality local advice before Admiralty charts • Reduce speed when operating power boats in shallow water Maintenance dredging is conducted by Parks Victoria to maintain Offences by individuals may incur an infringement notice, or carry departing on your boat to avoid being caught high and dry. Port of Melbourne Corporation 1300 857 662 Available from most mapping outlets YBY or when close to shore as propellers can cause considerable R safe access to boating facilities in key locations such as San Remo, penalties of up to 12 months imprisonment and/or fines of up to www.portofmelbourne.com Mud damage to sensitive seabeds and the wake can cause erosion. Should you get stuck in a low tide or mud make an emergency call The Marine Act and associated regulations Stony Point and Tankerton. $20,000. Vessels, vehicles and equipment may also be seized. YBY • Prevent pollutants such as petrol, oil, sewage and detergents via either 000 or marine radio. Transport Safety Victoria 1800 223 022 Available from the Government Information Centre Dredging of shipping channels and fairways in Western Port is to report fishing offences in Marine national Parks call R Tide charts are available from Port of Melbourne Corporation. www.transportsafety.vic.gov.au from entering the water. managed by the Port of Hastings Harbour Control. the Fisheries Victoria offence reporting service on 13 FiSH Port of Hastings Handbook • Store rubbish securely on your boat and always take all rubbish (13 3474). Victorian Regional Channels Authority 5225 3500 Available from www.patrick.com.au home with you. www.regionalchannels.vic.gov.au 38º16’24”S For more information on Marine National Parks and Sanctuaries Victorian Recreational Boating Safety Handbook 145º18’45”E Y • Dispose of sewerage waste properly and use pump out facilities contact Parks Victoria. Victorian Water Police 9399 7500 Available from Marine Safety Victoria where they are available. Western Port Marina 5979 7400 Victorian Tide Tables

• Clean out bilges and sumps regularly. Y R O C I H C Moorings www.westernportmarina.com.au Available from Port of Melbourne Corporation BARRALLIAR ISLAND YBY • Launch or retrieve your craft at designated launching ramps. Parks Victoria directly manages approximately 1,950 of an G Yaringa Marina 5977 4154 Vessel Operating and Zoning Rules NO LANDING JOES ISLAND estimated 2,900 swing moorings in 51 locations around Port Phillip ON BARRIER ISLAND BYB • Observe recreational fishing regulations. Pass safely this side Obstruction this side Available from Transport Safety Victoria and Western Port. The balance are managed by 11 yacht clubs, www.yaringa.com.au • Avoid disturbing flocks of feeding, resting or breeding birds. boat clubs and mooring associations acting as agents for Parks Mangroves Get involved with a marine friends group. Contact Parks Victoria Fishing Victoria. Available from Parks Victoria Wildlife watching French Island for more information. Casual moorings are available for short term use at Cleeland Bight boating and swimming Notice to Mariners Marine National Park Fishing is permitted on Western Port and may be undertaken from Western Port is an important feeding area for many species either a vessel or on land excluding Marine National Parks and (near San Remo) and west of the Yacht Club at Cowes. Casual Available at www.parks.vic.gov.au of waterbird and is recognised as a Wetland of International Mud Sanctuaries. A Recreational Fishing Licence is required by anglers moorings are clearly identifiable by large orange buoys. Casual Significance particularly for migratory shorebirds which feed zone review Y YBY in Victoria for persons aged 18 – 70. Observe all fishing regulations moorings operate on a first come first serve basis for vessels upto 38º17’00”S on the exposed mud at low tide and rest at high tide at specific 145º18’30”E and remember to check bag and size limits, fishing methods and 14m and boat operators should call the Parks Victoria Information PORT roosting sites. It’s also home to seals, dolphins and visiting whales. As the Port Manager for Port Phillip and Western Port, Parks PHILLIP closed seasons outlined in the Victorian Recreational Fishing Centre to confirm booking upon arrival. For more information recreational boating When you see dolphins, seals, whales or feeding and resting Victoria has conducted a thorough review of all zones across the 6TH EDITION, JULY 2010 GUIDE Guide. For more information contact the Department of Primary contact Parks Victoria. L A N E I N S I D E C H A N N E L G Y birds make sure you give them plenty of space. Never approach bays to ensure optimum safety and efficiency for all users of our Mud Industries – Fisheries Victoria. closer than 100 metres and leave them alone if they show signs of bays. This review has been conducted with extensive consultation Mangroves narrows – between newhaven and San Remo agitation such as diving or rapid changes in direction. of community groups and individuals and relevant organisations FRENCH ISLAND who have an interest in recreational activity on the bays. Revisions Boat operators should be aware of an 18-metre high headway For more information contact the Department of Sustainability French Island Marine National Park and Environment. to the zones will be phased in over several years using improved under overhead power cables, and 12-metre headway under the 38º17’33”S T H E C U T aids to navigation and clearer signage. For the latest information 145º22’06”E bridge between San Remo and Newhaven prevents the passage of on the Recreational Boating and Swimming Zone Review visit TOORADIN CHANNEL boats unless masts can be unstepped. www.parks.vic.gov.au

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