Marina
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Adelaide, the gulfs and regional harbours. Browse 26 records in the current YouSail snapshot, then verify the particular berth you need with its operator.
A SMARTER LOCAL SHORTLIST
Within South Australia, 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.
Use the full berth-choosing guide for questions about dimensions and terms, then review boat-type considerations and recorded services. Ask each operator for current answers; a YouSail snapshot is not live availability.
North Haven, South Australia
Private marina in North Haven Boat Harbour. Current operator material confirms the marina identity and weekday office hours, but does not publish enough detail to verify berth count, casual availability or all imported amenity claims.
West Beach, South Australia
State-owned short-stay pontoons and timber wharf at West Beach. Ordinary mooring limit is four hours per day unless posted or authorised otherwise.
American River, South Australia
Sheltered American River boating area with council boat ramp, mooring pontoon and nearby state-government wharf. It is not a commercial marina.
Arno Bay, South Australia
Council harbour and boat ramp with aquaculture-priority berths. Non-aquaculture berth use may be possible only when Council has unleased berths available.
Cape Jaffa, South Australia
Cape Jaffa marine facility offering boat lift, secure boat and trailer storage, hardstand and short-term berthing.
Goolwa, South Australia
Goolwa river marina with berths, chandlery, slipway and boat repair services. Vessels up to 20 m are advertised by the operator.
Penneshaw, South Australia
Small council harbour and marina area at Penneshaw with boat ramp, mooring pontoon, mooring berth and breakwater listed by Kangaroo Island Council.
Hindmarsh Island, South Australia
Freshwater marina and waterfront estate at Hindmarsh Island, with wet berths plus dry, undercover and caravan/trailer storage verified by Aspen.
Wallaroo, South Australia
Wallaroo marina development with 154 marina berths described by the operator, plus harbour-front land, a boat ramp, marina commercial precinct and fishing-fleet moorings.
North Haven, South Australia
CYCSA marina for larger boats at North Haven. Historic opening material lists 73 berths from 11 m to 35 m; current club pages handle berth and hardstand enquiries.
New Port, South Australia
Private New Port berth precinct with secure recreational berths. Verified public evidence supports locked access, lighting, freshwater and power, but not fuel, pump-out or a public marina office.
Goolwa, South Australia
Goolwa Regatta Yacht Club marina on Barrage Road accommodates 106 boats up to 12 m, with power and water connected.
Blanchetown, South Australia
Private Murray River houseboat hire base at Blanchetown, with hire fleet and moored floating-accommodation options.
Glenelg, South Australia
Private Glenelg marina at Holdfast Shores for boats up to 14 m, with power, water, lock access and monitored security.
Kingscote, South Australia
Kingscote public jetties and mooring area on Nepean Bay. State-government wharf permission rules apply; nearby Bay of Shoals provides council boat launching facilities.
Robe, South Australia
Council marina and harbour basin at Robe, with long-term berth sales, short-term mooring, ramp access, marina policies and navigation/condition information managed by District Council of Robe.
Mannum, South Australia
Private gated community-title marina 3.5 km from Mannum township, purpose-built with over 150 berths to reduce erosion from permanent riverbank moorings. Popular for houseboat holiday and retirement living, with a boat ramp, fuelling and maintenance areas, mains water, metered power and waste disposal services.
Largs North, South Australia
World-class marine precinct at Snowdens Beach, Largs North, 20 minutes from Adelaide CBD, with 175 fully serviced berths for vessels up to 40 m and a 75-tonne travel lift (150 t expansion proposed). Deep-water access (min 4.5 m LAT) with 24/7 CCTV security, public boat ramp and on-site refit and repair coordination.
Wirrina Cove, South Australia
210-berth marina at Wirrina Cove, 90 km south of Adelaide, taken over by the SA Government in March 2020 and run by an on-site marina manager. Offers casual and longer-term berthing for vessels up to 20 m with power, water and pump-out included, plus a double boat ramp, CCTV, fuelling station and laundry/toilet facilities.
Port Lincoln, South Australia
Recreational and commercial marina at Lincoln Cove, Port Lincoln, developed in 1986 as a fishing and tourism hub on Boston Bay. Recreational berths take vessels up to 14 m with larger vessels in the commercial arm (3-phase power available); a 24/7 credit-card fuel berth sits just outside the marina and the Marina Hotel and leisure centre are a short walk away.
Port Vincent, South Australia
90-berth marina providing a safe, navigable harbour within easy walking distance of the Port Vincent township. Operated by the CYCSA as a cruising destination with toilets, showers and laundry at the marina and a courtesy minibus available from the local hotel.
North Haven, South Australia
195 strata-titled fully serviced wet berths in the enclosed North Haven Basin, minutes from Gulf St Vincent cruising waters. Berths range from 8.5 to 11.5 m plus four 18 m T-head berths; adjacent fuel dock, chandlery, boatyard with straddle lift, secure parking and a toilet/shower block with laundry.
White Sands (Murray Bridge), South Australia
Established secure marina community on the Murray at White Sands, 50 minutes from Adelaide, with over 70 riverfront and marina-basin berths for houseboats, cruisers and small vessels. Berths have filtered water, pump-out waste and metered electricity, with gated parking, toilet and shower amenities, on-water refuelling and a houseboat hire fleet on site.
Murray Bridge, South Australia
Houseboat-friendly council reserve on the Murray Bridge riverfront with designated public mooring sites and the Farmers Union boat ramp. Houseboats may moor up to 48 hours free of charge, with council permits required for longer stays.
Tumby Bay, South Australia
Canal-style marina estate developed during the 1990s at Tumby Bay, where a constructed waterway provides waterfront residential allotments with watercraft berthing and marina facilities; public reserves give access and launching for visitors.
Whyalla, South Australia
Council-owned recreational marina basin immediately south of Whyalla's industrial port, rebuilt as a heavy-duty floating marina by Walcon Marine with Rolec power and water pedestals. Most berths are rented long-term with a small number kept for short-stay visitors; the basin also contains a slipway and boat ramp but no fuel berth.