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Moreton Bay, the Gold Coast, the Whitsundays and northern ports. Browse 82 records in the current YouSail snapshot, then verify the particular berth you need with its operator.
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Within Queensland, the address is only the start. Compare how long it takes to reach your normal cruising water, the shelter of the exact pen, vessel-fit limits and the services you use routinely. A nearby marina may save road time but add a longer water transit.
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Town of 1770, Queensland
Small marina inside Round Hill Creek at the Town of 1770 with fuelling, water and electricity hookups, open 24/7 for docked boats. Tidal creek access; staging point for the Bunker Group of the southern Great Barrier Reef.
Airlie Beach, Queensland
Council-managed all-weather public boat ramp, floating walkway and pontoon at Abel Point, protected by the Coral Sea Marina breakwater. Listed public marine facility under Queensland transport infrastructure regulation.
Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield, Queensland
Upgraded public boat ramp with new gangway-access pontoon on the Bloomfield River near Wujal Wujal, delivered under a Maritime Safety Queensland project; the only boating facility between Cooktown and Cape Tribulation.
Bowen, Queensland
One of Queensland's ten state boat harbours, providing all-tide sheltered launching and landing sites; marina and commercial marine lessees operate within the harbour precinct.
Bowen, Queensland
Public harbour at Port Denison providing approximately 70 wet berths, about 100 pile moorings in the main basin and 25 more in the secondary basin, plus a public boat ramp. Breakwaters were extended under a Maritime Safety Queensland project.
Townsville, Queensland
Cyclone-rated marina with 108 mono- and multi-hull berths of 10m to 18m and deep-water access to the Coral Sea and Great Barrier Reef. Adjoining boat ramp, gated access with 24-hour cameras; next to The Bluewater Bar and Grill.
Port Bundaberg (Burnett Heads), Queensland
Official Australian Port of Entry with 180 floating berths to 45m, each with power, water and Wi-Fi. Boatyard has a 75-tonne ship lift (6.6m beam), hardstand and fenced dry storage compound; departure point for Lady Musgrave tours.
Deagon, Queensland
Small private marina on Cabbage Tree Creek at Deagon (149 Station Road), on Brisbane's northside near the creek mouth at Shorncliffe. Small private marina at 149 Station Rd Deagon on Cabbage Tree Creek (Moreton Bay); base for Moreton Bay Holidays Afloat boat & yacht hire (ph 0418 988 394)
Cairns City, Queensland
Australia's premier superyacht homeport in the Cairns CBD with 264 berths, including 12 dedicated superyacht berths taking vessels to 140m and 6.5m draft at Sailfish Quay. Features a wave-barrier cyclone protection system, customs and biosecurity clearance berths, helipad and fuel bunkering; gateway to the Great Barrier Reef.
Jacobs Well, Queensland
Gated-estate marina at Jacobs Well between Brisbane and the Gold Coast with over 150 deep-water berths for yachts to 30m. Ideal base for Jumpinpin, the southern Moreton Bay islands and the Broadwater; sewage removal, wifi and security cameras.
Cardwell, Queensland
Council-managed public boat ramp at Sheridan Street, Cardwell, serving the Hinchinbrook Channel recreational fleet. Cardwell jetty is a popular land-based fishing platform.
Port Douglas, Queensland
Small private marina on Inlet Road, Port Douglas, listed in Queensland marine trade directories. 35 berths for vessels up to 15m at Spinnaker Close (off Inlet Rd), Dickson Inlet, adjacent Port Douglas Yacht Club (laundry/showers/toilets available there, fees apply); 24/7 CCTV, free parking; casual and long-term berths; pet friendly; owned by Quicksilver Group since 2016
Mission Beach, Queensland
Major TMR boating infrastructure project at Clump Point: 120m x 6m jetty, two aluminium pontoons, floating walkways, pen berths and swing moorings. Public boat ramp reopened January 2020; departure point for Dunk Island transfers.
Morningside, Queensland
Purpose-built commercial marina under development on the Brisbane River at Colmslie, designed for marine tourism vessels up to 35m. Planned 51 berths with fuel connection, pump-out and crew amenities, co-located with Raptis Seafoods; development application lodged 2025 with Queensland Government grant support.
Cooktown, Queensland
Waterfront marina, fuel and kiosk business at 3 Webber Esplanade on Cooktown harbour, with marina berth rentals, ship and boat refuelling, and a groper-feeding attraction. Listed for sale in 2025 as a turn-key marine business.
Coomera, Queensland
Fully appointed 70-berth marina off the Coomera River North Branch within the Coomera Waters estate at Harbour Village Parade. Gated with gangway gates and 24-hour security patrols; berths 10-30m with unrestricted deep-water ocean access (no locks or bridges).
Airlie Beach, Queensland
Australia's largest privately owned marina with 520 wet berths and premium superyacht berthing to 80m (5m draft), with high-flow diesel bunkering, in-berth pump-out, concierge and private helipads. Queensland's first 5 Gold Anchor Platinum marina; formerly Abell Point Marina; departure point for around 80% of Whitsunday on-water tours.
South Stradbroke Island, Queensland
Island resort marina on the western side of South Stradbroke Island, about 20 minutes by boat from Runaway Bay, with a reported 102 berths. The eco-resort, built at a cost of around $150m, has changed hands several times and operated intermittently in recent years. Resort closed and in long-running body corporate dispute: power, water and sewerage disconnected since mid-2023; receiver appointed Oct 2024 with Supreme/Federal Court cases ongoing through 2025; ~60-70 permanent residents living off-grid; marina access restricted (body corporate advocating to reopen marina to all watercraft). New ~$500m resort proposed by EDG Capital elsewhere on South Stradbroke Island is early-stage and unapproved
Port Douglas, Queensland
Queensland's northernmost marina, sheltered in Dickson Inlet at Port Douglas, with 135 berths for monohull and multihull vessels including superyachts to 50m (larger vessels have been accommodated). Fuel wharf with high-flow diesel, 3-phase power, slipway and haul-out; formerly known as Marina Mirage.
Manly, Queensland
The only privately owned marina within the 1,800-berth Manly Boat Harbour, operated by d'Albora Marinas. 295 wet berths for vessels 9-18m (previously advertised as 330) plus a 240-vessel undercover dry stack, 25t travel lift boatyard and waterfront Cafe La Mer.
Steiglitz (Woongoolba), Queensland
One of South East Queensland's largest marinas at 80 Cabbage Tree Point Road, Steiglitz/Woongoolba, between Brisbane and the Gold Coast; formerly Pacific Point Marina & Boatyard. 500 wet berths for boats to 25m, 334 undercover dry storage spaces plus 47 outside racks, full-service boatyard, 4-lane public boat ramp, 24/7 fuel, dockmaster 7 days and the waterfront Anchorage Cafe.
Daydream Island, Queensland
Resort marina with 8 berths (water supply but no power) and 4 mooring buoys east of the breakwater for vessels to 11.5m. Entry to the island is only permitted via the marina and overnight stays on board are not permitted; guests must hold a resort booking or day pass.
Dingo Beach (Cape Gloucester), Queensland
Upgraded public boat ramp at Dingo Beach on Cape Gloucester, northern Whitsundays, completed under a Maritime Safety Queensland project; launch point for Edgecumbe Bay and the northern Whitsunday islands.
Kangaroo Point, Queensland
Inner-city floating marina at 44 Ferry Street, Kangaroo Point, minutes from the Brisbane CBD with CityCat/City Hopper ferry access. Berths from 10m to 40m with water and shore power, modern amenities block, coin laundry and security-gated gangways; liveaboard arrangements available.
Lucinda, Queensland
Main public launching point for the Hinchinbrook Channel at Dungeness, Lucinda, with boat ramp and floating walkways; an additional floating walkway was funded under a Maritime Safety Queensland grant.
Paradise Point, Queensland
Private marina within the gated Sovereign Islands estate off Paradise Point with secure deep-water access to the Broadwater; AMT Marine has offered superyacht berthing for vessels 30-110ft. The marina is being redeveloped as a 32-berth superyacht marina (berths to 100ft) for The Sovereign Collection residences.
Weipa, Queensland
State-owned recreational boat ramp and pontoon at Evans Landing, Weipa, fitted with a wave-attenuating pontoon under an MSQ project; can attract up to 200 vessels a day. A second public ramp operates at Rocky Point; hub for Cape York's renowned estuary and offshore fishing.
Burnett Heads, Queensland
New marina under construction at Burnett Heads Boat Harbour: Stage 1 delivers 88 private recreational berths (10m-22m vessels) and 4 commercial berths plus a 24-hour fuel dock, targeting completion November 2026. Approved masterplan covers approximately 300-318 berths with mixed-use waterfront precinct.
Gladstone, Queensland
Port-authority marina with room for 320 vessels in floating berths, fixed wharf and pontoon moorings, using concrete pontoons with generous manoeuvring space. Four floating dry docks available for boats up to three tonnes; base for cruising the Capricorn and Bunker reef groups.
Coomera, Queensland
Australia's most awarded marina - 2025 MIA Marina of the Year (over 140 boats), Boatyard of the Year and Dry Stack Facility of the Year. 200 berths for vessels to 75m, a 300-vessel dry stack and a shipyard with 50,000sqm hardstand, lifting to 300t, sandblasting bays, keel pits and undercover sheds. Anchor of the Coomera superyacht refit precinct with 90+ marine businesses on site; 24/7 fuel; Gold Anchor, Superyacht Ready and Clean Marina accredited.
Urangan, Queensland
176-berth marina for 8m to 30m vessels in Urangan Boat Harbour, at the doorstep of whale-watch capital Hervey Bay and K'gari (Fraser Island). 24-hour fuel wharf and slipway with 300-tonne and 30-tonne lifts; marine trades on site.
Groper Creek (Home Hill), Queensland
Creekside fishing settlement 17km south of Home Hill with two public boat ramps and a central jetty near a mouth of the Burdekin River. Renowned fishing and crabbing spot with an adjacent caravan park.
Yorkeys Knob, Queensland
Cyclone-rated club marina built in 1994 in the cove of Half Moon Bay, with 197 berths from 10m to 30m for single and multihull vessels. Fuel wharf (24-hour member access), dry store and haulage service; breakwaters designed to cyclonic standards; liveaboard permitted.
Half Tide (Hay Point), Queensland
Public floating walkway at Half Tide Tug Harbour near the Hay Point coal terminals, south of Mackay, funded as a Hinchinbrook Shire/MSQ grant project; used by recreational boaters in the Hay Point area.
Hamilton Island, Queensland
Full-service resort marina in the heart of the Whitsundays with 301 wet berths, superyacht berthing to 45m (deep-water berths to 4.5m LAT, power to 125 amps) and 120 dry berths. Boatyard to 50 tonnes, high-flow diesel and ULP; on-water concierge assists with berthing.
Biggera Waters, Queensland
Private marina berths planned within Lewis Land's Harbour Shores masterplanned community at Biggera Waters opposite Harbour Town - a 16-hectare waterfront development delivering more than 2,000 dwellings with a 1.2km canal-front boardwalk. $1.5bn, 16ha Lewis Land masterplanned community at 528-564 Oxley Dr Biggera Waters (6-Star Green Star); 1.2km canal frontage with private marina berths offering direct Broadwater access; construction underway, first stage (The Waterline) completing late 2026
Hayman Island, Queensland
Private resort marina at the northern end of the Whitsundays with 24 berths for vessels up to 45m; separate pricing for vessels over 85ft. No access without a confirmed booking; overnight berths generally require a resort room booking.
Hope Island, Queensland
Marina within the gated Hope Island Resort precinct offering freehold and rental berths from 12m to 30m for mono and multihulls (reported 250-280 berths). Liveaboard permitted, bridge-free deep-water access to the Broadwater, adjacent to the resort shopping village, tavern and golf course; refuelling available at GCCM and The Boat Works 1nm up the channel.
Innisfail, Queensland
Public jetty and boat ramp at Edith Street, Innisfail on the Johnstone River. Visiting cruisers use the river for cyclone shelter; vessels drawing around 2m must time the tide over the Johnstone River bar.
Karumba, Queensland
Two council-managed public boat ramps (Gilbert Street and Palmer Street) serving Karumba, the Gulf of Carpentaria's barramundi fishing capital and home to a prawn trawling fleet. Karumba Point, 4km away, is a popular sunset and land-based fishing spot.
Buddina, Queensland
Small secure community marina at the head of the Kawana Waters main canal off the Mooloolah River at Buddina, formerly Lawrie's Marina. 130 berths with a reputation as the most protected and convenient marina on the coast; popular for liveaboard arrangements with a community alcove; shipwright, chandlery, haul-out lift and hardstand facilities adjacent; 5-minute walk to Kawana Shoppingworld.
Rosslyn Bay, Queensland
Over 500 berths for short and long-term rental catering to vessels up to 35m, sheltered under Double Head National Park; largest marina north of Brisbane. Boatyard with 40-tonne travel lift, chandlery and waterfront restaurants; gateway to the Keppel Islands.
Midge Point, Queensland
Marina at Midge Point on Repulse Bay, south of the Whitsundays, associated with the Laguna Quays resort development. Listed in Queensland marine directories; current operational status should be confirmed. Effectively closed: resort bankrupt/closed since mid-1990s (Fullshare purchased c.2013, no revival); marina destroyed by Cyclone Debbie in Mar 2017 (storm surge 1.75m above wharf) and access road to marina/boat ramp closed to public since - reported 'closed indefinitely'; old listing ph (07) 4947 7844 unverified
Dunwich (One Mile), North Stradbroke Island, Queensland
Long-established boating club at One Mile, Dunwich, on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), with two marina jetties and a licensed clubhouse overlooking One Mile Anchorage.
Mackay Harbour, Queensland
World-class marina and shipyard with 435 berths including 102 purpose-built multihull berths, 6 superyacht berths to 55m (4.5m draft, up to 150amp power) and 12 berths for 30m+ vessels. Australian Port of Entry with Customs and biosecurity on site; twice named Marina of the Year.
Nelly Bay, Magnetic Island, Queensland
Marina within Nelly Bay Harbour at 123 Sooning Street, next to the Magnetic Island ferry and barge terminal. Each berth has 15amp 240v power and water; harbour has a mean low-tide minimum of 2.5m LAT; liveaboard not permitted.
Gold Coast, Queensland
Gold Coast marina listed in the Superyacht Australia marinas directory. New boutique superyacht marina (Gordon Corp/Mathieson Group) at Village Centre South, The Spit - a NEW build, not the former Mariner's Cove site (Mariner's Cove at 60 Seaworld Dr is separately approved for a Ritz-Carlton redevelopment); 67 berths for 10-60m vessels (20 superyacht berths), Mantaray Club floating lounge/restaurant, dedicated superyacht concierge; opening May 2026; major refit/maintenance via partner yards (The Boat Works, GCCM, Coomera). Contact: Luke McCaul, Marina Manager
Main Beach, Queensland
Boutique superyacht marina opening May 2026 on The Spit at Main Beach - the first project under The Spit Master Plan, replacing the former Mariner's Cove marina precinct. 67 berths from 10m to 60m including 20 superyacht berths (one 60m, six 46m), shoreside concierge, high-speed fibre and Australia's first double-storey floating lounge and bar; designed to Platinum Gold Anchor standard.
Maryborough, Queensland
Small marina 19 miles upstream at historic Maryborough, a few minutes walk from the CBD, with 20 berths, 13 swing moorings, a chandlery and a licensed restaurant on site.
Mooloolaba, Queensland
The Sunshine Coast's largest marina, just inside the protected Mooloolah River at Mooloolaba. 265 berths for mono and multihull vessels to 18m with fob-access pontoons, pump-out, gas refills, ice, coin-free laundry and trailer-boat storage to 8m; Pier 33 restaurant on site and The Wharf precinct a short walk; fuel and haul-out available nearby on the river.
Mourilyan, Queensland
Small harbour at the Moresby River mouth south of Innisfail, used by recreational and small commercial vessels; breakwater extension at the boat ramp completed under a Maritime Safety Queensland project.
Newell, Queensland
New two-lane public boat ramp and floating walkway at Newell Beach, north of Mossman, delivered under a Maritime Safety Queensland project; launch point for Snapper Island and the northern reef.
Newport, Queensland
Marina nestled within the Newport residential waterways estate at the northern end of the Redcliffe Peninsula, known as 'the friendly marina'. 186 berths from 10m to 18m with deep-water access, security-gate access and daily dock walks; liveaboard possible by written approval; shops 300m away.
Tewantin, Queensland
Noosa's only marina, on the Noosa River at Tewantin, with 40 berths for commercial and private boats year-round. Riverfront hub with restaurants, cafes, wine bar, boutiques, day spa, the Noosa Ferry terminal, fishing charters, sunset cruises and a helipad.
Normanton, Queensland
Historic town jetty on the Norman River at Normanton, a popular land-based fishing platform for barramundi and king threadfin about 30km upstream from the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Burpengary East, Queensland
Planned marina and marine industry precinct within the North Harbour masterplanned community on the Caboolture River. The PDA declared in 2025 provides for 400 wet berths, a 500-boat dry stack facility, 511 private pontoons and retail/tourism uses; developer Port Binnli previously delivered Mackay Marina and Raby Bay Marina. Proposed marina precinct within $2.74bn North Harbour masterplan on Caboolture River, Burpengary East: 400 wet berths, 500-boat dry stack, 511 private pontoons, fuel facilities, shipyard and marine industry/training precinct plus marina village; Queensland PDA declared 30 Jul 2025; marina not yet constructed (Development Scheme expected late 2026)
Banksia Beach, Bribie Island, Queensland
Marina within the Pacific Harbour golf-course community at Banksia Beach on Bribie Island's Pumicestone Passage coast. 82 mono and multihull berths to 18m with holding-tank pump-out, laundry, showers and security systems; fuel, chandlery, mechanic, travel lift, hardstands and dry cradle storage minutes away.
Main Beach, Queensland
Small marina fronting the Imperial Hotel Gold Coast (formerly Palazzo Versace) at 94 Sea World Drive, Main Beach, between Marina Mirage and the Sheraton Grand Mirage on the Broadwater. Hotel renamed Imperial Hotel Gold Coast (now Hilton LXR collection) at 94 Seaworld Dr Main Beach; private hotel marina with berths from 11 to 32 metres; marina enquiries (07) 5509 8055, hotel (07) 5509 8000
Long Island, Queensland
Boutique self-catering resort in the neck of Long Island offering pre-booked moorings with resort access; anchoring is not permitted. Guests can use the pool, bar, restaurant and national park walking trails.
Palm Cove, Queensland
Iconic public jetty at Palm Cove on Cairns' northern beaches, used by recreational fishers and small-craft landing; underwent major jetty maintenance under a Maritime Safety Queensland program.
Pelican Waters (Caloundra), Queensland
Caloundra's premier marina on the Pelican Waters canals near the Pumicestone Passage. 126 berths to 17m with dockhand service, Caloundra's only on-water fuel dock (ULP, diesel and blackwater pump-out), dry stack with one-hour launch, hardstand, antifoul, shipwright and mechanical services; chandlery open 7 days; 24/7 CCTV, ensuites, lounge, cafe and restaurant.
Cardwell, Queensland
1990s marina and canal estate on the southern edge of Cardwell, developed by Keith Williams, devastated by Cyclone Yasi in 2011. Acquired by The Passage Holdings in 2016 and renamed Hinchinbrook Harbour, with staged redevelopment and dredging of the marina and canal planned. Renamed Hinchinbrook Harbour after 2016 sale to The Passage Holdings; marina largely silted/inaccessible since Cyclone Yasi (2011) despite 2024-25 council dredging, berths mostly empty; Queensland's first Provisional Priority Development Area declared 10 Nov 2025 to restore the 140ha tourism/commercial/residential precinct (140ha); dredging market sounding opened Jul 2026
Redcliffe, Queensland
Government-managed marina (formerly known as Compass Marina) on the northern arm of Scarborough Boat Harbour, Redcliffe Peninsula. Features 74 berths accommodating vessels up to 15m, managed by the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
Murarrie, Queensland
Family-owned superyacht marina and shipyard opened 2006 in Brisbane's TradeCoast precinct, 3nm from the city centre. 105 deep-water berths for vessels to 80m plus a 12,000sqm hardstand with 75t and 300t travelifts and 320 on-site contractors. It is the official customs and quarantine clearance dock for South East Queensland and hosts more than 30 major superyachts each year.
Coomera, Queensland
Gated deep-water residential estate marina on the Coomera River with modern floating concrete pontoons and high-security private berths within an integrated waterfront community.
Russell Island (Canaipa Point), Queensland
Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron's 'down the bay' members' retreat at Canaipa Point, Russell Island, with jetty and berthing facilities, caretaker, campsites and amenities. Used as a base for southern Moreton Bay cruising and club events.
Hollywell (Runaway Bay), Queensland
Full-service marina right on the Broadwater at Runaway Bay, minutes from the Seaway. 195 wet berths from 8m to 30m, 260 dry storage spaces to 10m with 7-day forklift launch/retrieval and a 35t travel lift to 16m. Boat sales and service tenants, cafes, restaurants and bars on site; 24/7 CCTV and security guards; popular with liveaboards.
Sanctuary Cove (Hope Island), Queensland
Platinum 5 Gold Anchor marina within the Sanctuary Cove resort - one of only two Platinum-rated marinas in Queensland. Four man-made harbours with 303 berths to 50m including superyacht berths, direct Broadwater and ocean access, 24/7 card-swipe fuel wharf, helipad and the Marine Village dining precinct; host of the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show.
Isle of Capri, Queensland
Close-knit residential boat harbour on the Nerang River at the Isle of Capri, a tranquil residential marina setting with deep-water access and high security, minutes from Surfers Paradise.
Scarborough, Queensland
Full-service marina in the protected all-weather Scarborough Boat Harbour at the tip of the Redcliffe Peninsula. 235 berths from 10m to 20m, full boatyard with 35t travel lift and Wiggins forklift, hardstand and drystack launch/retrieval for power boats to 10m; on-site marine trades.
Shute Harbour, Queensland
Marina resort and marine terminal at Shute Harbour south of Airlie Beach. Shute Harbour Marine Terminal (council-operated) fully rebuilt ($63.5m) and reopened Dec 2021: 3 finger pontoons, marine fuel, licensed cafe (Explore 74), ticketing/baggage area, public boat ramp, fishing jetty; base for island ferries, water taxis and bareboat charters (incl. Whitsunday Rent a Yacht). Separate $350m Shute Harbour Marina Resort development (395 berths 10-45m) is under development on site
Shutehaven, Queensland
Renovated marine terminal 10km east of Airlie Beach, reopened December 2021 with three finger pontoons, fuel facilities and a licensed cafe. Described as the second busiest commuter port in Australia; public boat ramp and fishing jetty on site, with a new 10m-30m marina development underway.
Tin Can Bay, Queensland
Public boat harbour at Norman Point, Tin Can Bay, with a professional/commercial wharf, Coast Guard base, public pontoons, boat ramp and the yacht club and dolphin-feeding precinct. Main public marine access point for Tin Can Inlet and the southern Great Sandy Strait.
Sandstone Point, Queensland
Gateway marina to Bribie Island and the Pumicestone Passage at Sandstone Point, under an hour north of Brisbane. 150 wet berths for vessels to 20m plus undercover dry stack (to 7m), hardstand (to 8m) and 24/7 automated fuel. Sold in 2025 for $12.25m to Ignite Projects and being redeveloped and renamed Sandstone Point Marina with a dining precinct.
Rainbow Beach, Queensland
Small deep-water marina at Carlo Point (charted as Sunset Harbour) near Rainbow Beach, gateway to Fraser Island (K'gari). 8 berths with power, water and sewerage pump-out; licensed restaurant, Skipper's Bar, kiosk and charter office, home to fishing charters and dolphin ferry cruises.
Coomera, Queensland
World-class superyacht marina and refit yard in the Coomera Marine Precinct developed by Tony Longhurst. Superyacht Basin welcomes vessels to 65m (up to 30 superyachts) alongside 115+ in-water service berths, 70 refit sheds, a 300t lift and 80+ on-site marine trades; 5 Gold Anchor rated.
Tin Can Bay, Queensland
Sheltered marina on Snapper Creek at Tin Can Bay near the southern end of the Great Sandy Strait. 172 berths (9-20m+), boatyard with 27t travel lift, spray booths and mechanical services, dry cradle and trailer-boat storage, 24/7 on-water fuel, chandlery, waterfront villas and the Marina Bar & Grill.
Hemmant, Queensland
Small private marina on the Brisbane River at Hemmant in Brisbane's east. Limited published information available. Only one directory listing found (sea-ex.com): Tina's Marina, 60 Gross Ave Hemmant, ph 015 653 878 (number format unclear, likely outdated); no website or recent information - verify before use. Note: unrelated new 'Brisbane Marina' precinct (Frank Developments, 75+ berths, 12-25m vessels) proposed nearby at 34 Wyuna Ct Hemmant
Cleveland, Queensland
Cleveland's harbour and ferry terminal for North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) passenger and vehicle ferries. The Toondah Harbour Priority Development Area redevelopment proposes a mixed-use precinct with new ferry terminals, foreshore parklands and a staged marina of up to 200 berths.
Maroochydore, Queensland
Private 15-berth resort marina at the Trafalgar Towers apartments on Duporth Avenue, Maroochydore - the largest resort marina on the Maroochy River. Guest boat and jet-ski mooring available by arrangement.
Redland Bay, Queensland
Weinam Creek transport hub at Redland Bay with the ferry terminal serving the Southern Moreton Bay Islands. The Marina Redland Bay / Weinam Creek PDA project is rebuilding the precinct with expanded marina capacity for private boats and ferries, a new recreational boat ramp and upgraded public facilities.
Manly, Queensland
Public jetty and TMR-managed marina at 1 Wyvernleigh Close, Manly West, on the Moreton Bay foreshore adjacent to the Wynnum Manly Visitor Information Centre. Facilities listed include water and electricity at berths, fuel, pump-outs and used-oil disposal; the over-water Tide on the Jetty restaurant sits on the jetty.