Boating upgrades are complete at Inverloch with a new jetty built and the carpark resurfaced.
Complete with wave screens, a lower landing and more user-friendly features, the jetty provides extra protection from tidal flow and wind when you’re launching and retrieving.
You can see how it looks via the Boating Vic app or at www.boating.vic.gov.au
The new structure was built on the western side of the ramp and features large wooden wave screens to reduce the energy from water driven by tidal flow, wind and waves.
It boasts solar lights, a non-slip decking surface and large rubber fenders to provide added protection for your vessel.
There’s also a lower landing so you can board boats when the tide’s out. This section has been designed to be under water at higher tides and uses durable, corrosion-resistant materials.
Workers returned in early 2025 to install a non-slip mesh onto the ramp to improve traction, extend the pedestrian access ramp and extend a handrail at the top of the jetty.
Boating access to Anderson Inlet has been transformed in 2024, with the nearby Mahers Landing ramp completely redeveloped and open since September.
Both projects are thanks to your boating licence and rego fees being reinvested through the Victorian Government’s Better Boating Fund.