Bellerive Yacht Club Marina
Bellerive, Tasmania
Club-run marina at Bellerive with advertised 10 m, 12 m and 15 m berths. The yacht club also operates a slipyard and sailing programme.
MARINAS / TAS
Hobart, the Derwent and coastal berthing. Browse 17 records in the current YouSail snapshot, then verify the particular berth you need with its operator.
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Bellerive, Tasmania
Club-run marina at Bellerive with advertised 10 m, 12 m and 15 m berths. The yacht club also operates a slipyard and sailing programme.
Derwent Park, Tasmania
CleanLIFT is a Prince of Wales Bay haul-out and refit yard, not a recreational marina. Its operator advertises a 70-tonne travel lift for up to 6.5 m beam, hardstand and undercover work areas.
Hobart, Tasmania
Historic TasPorts-managed dock in central Hobart offering casual alongside berthing. Access is via a lifting bridge with bookable daily openings at 09:00, 11:00 and 14:00.
Hobart, Tasmania
Working Hobart pier beside the MAST-owned Sullivans Cove Public Marina. The separate public pontoons offer up to nine short-stay berths for vessels to 15 m, normally for no more than five hours.
Hobart, Tasmania
Central Hobart floating marina managed by TasPorts, currently advertised for 12-month berth licensing. Constitution Dock nearby is the operator's advertised casual-stay facility.
Barretta, Tasmania
140 floating berths from 10 m to 40 m at Barretta. Onsite slipyard up to 18 m / 23 tonnes, storage, 24/7 self-service fuel and office-hours pump-out seven days a week.
Lindisfarne, Tasmania
Club marina at Lindisfarne with around 150 floating berths and additional mooring and storage options. Fuel wharf open to members and non-members; club slipways are for members.
Kettering, Tasmania
300 floating berths at Kettering, including first-in visitor berthing; onsite boatyard with 45-tonne travel lift to 20 m length / 6.1 m beam.
Port Huon, Tasmania
80 wet berths at Port Huon with power and water; onsite 63-tonne travel lift, hardstand, ramp, showers and toilets. Maximum advertised berth length 82 ft and draw 11 ft.
Goodwood, Tasmania
350 floating berths for vessels up to 40 m in Prince of Wales Bay, with metered power, fuel dock, complimentary pump-out, washrooms, laundry, security and courtesy vehicles.
Launceston, Tasmania
Existing marina in Launceston's Seaport waterfront precinct, confirmed by 2026 City of Launceston material. Current berth count, manager and service terms require direct verification.
Kingborough (southern Hobart), Tasmania
Marina identified at Kettering by local community and wooden-boat sources. Its current operation, berth capacity, visitor terms and contact have not been confirmed by a current operator page.
St Helens, Tasmania
Two MAST-owned concrete berthing piers on Georges Bay Esplanade with power, water and lighting. Daily utility-service charge; 70-tonne vessel-displacement limit.
Stanley, Tasmania
Working harbour with four TasPorts-managed short-term recreational pontoon berths identified by MAST. Enquire with TasPorts VTS before arrival.
Strahan, Tasmania
West Coast Council-owned working wharf and marina-berth precinct at Strahan. Berth and fuel access should be checked with council during waterfront redevelopment.
Beauty Point, Tasmania
100 floating berths at Beauty Point, with temporary and permanent berthing advertised for yachts and powerboats. A caretaker handles enquiries.
Triabunna, Tasmania
Council-managed marina at Triabunna in Spring Bay. Casual berthing is possible by council allocation or sub-lease, but recent council minutes describe the marina as generally full in season.