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Rippleside, Victoria
The marina combines a protected home berth with contemporary waterside living, close to Geelong’s city waterfront and the broad cruising waters of Corio Bay.
Berowra Waters, New South Wales
Tucked into the spectacular waterways of Berowra Creek, Berowra Waters Marina offers a wonderfully calm retreat from the city. It is a favourite base for boaters who love quiet coves, bushland scenery and the unhurried pleasure of life on the river.
Drummoyne, New South Wales
Birkenhead Point Marina is a polished inner-harbour base for everything from compact pleasure craft to visiting superyachts. More than 200 berths accommodate vessels up to 45 metres, with permanent, casual and short-stay shopping options creating unusual flexibility in a superb Sydney location. Step ashore and Birkenhead Point Brand Outlet is moments away, with supermarkets, fresh food, cafés, restaurants and more than 140 stores making provisioning or a relaxed afternoon ashore exceptionally easy.
Brunswick Heads, New South Wales
At Brunswick Heads, river and sea meet in a setting full of character. The boat harbour is a natural base for local boating, fishing and exploring the region’s calm waterways, with the township’s cafés, beaches and easy coastal spirit nearby.
Cronulla, New South Wales
Calico Marina gives owners and visiting crews a comfortable place to arrive, tie up and enjoy the waterways that make NSW boating so rewarding. Its waterfront setting combines practical marina convenience with the relaxed appeal of time spent close to the water. Whether you are setting out for a day cruise, returning from a longer passage or simply enjoying the view from the berth, Calico Marina makes the experience feel easy and inviting.
North Haven, South Australia
CYCSA Marina West gives local and visiting crews a well-positioned place to access and enjoy Adelaide coast. Its identity is shaped by yacht-club facilities, professional marine support and Gulf St Vincent sailing, creating an experience closely connected to the surrounding waterway. Whether used for cruising, fishing, sailing or a relaxed stay, the facility provides a valuable link between the boat and the wider destination.
Docklands, Victoria
The facility suits locally based owners as well as crews planning a short Melbourne stay. Berth applications are assessed against overall vessel length, beam and draft, and arrival details should be agreed with the marina team. Member and guest services operate seven days a week during published office 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.
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.
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.
Martha Cove (Safety Beach), Victoria
Berths are marketed on long lease terms and should be assessed against the vessel’s full length, beam and draft. The precinct suits owners seeking a permanent Port Phillip base rather than short-stay visitor berthing. Security, fuel and nearby boatyard support are central advantages of the location.
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.
Derwent Park, 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.
Queenscliff, Victoria
Floating Queenscliff marina with 280 wet berths for 6 m to 20 m vessels, annual and visitor berthing and harbour precinct services.
Williamstown, Victoria
Williamstown club marina with 80 berths for boats up to 18 m, including permanent, casual and visitor accommodation.
Beauty Point, Tasmania
100 floating berths at Beauty Point, with temporary and permanent berthing advertised for yachts and powerboats. A caretaker handles enquiries.
Williamstown, Victoria
90-berth Williamstown floating marina with casual/permanent berths, visitor berths, shore power, water, ensuites, laundry and parking.
Stuart Park, Northern Territory
Cyclone-rated tidal marina at 86 Frances Bay Drive, Stuart Park, minutes from Darwin's CBD, accessed via a lock with a lockmaster on hand. Its 73 berths take boats up to 22 m and it is the only Darwin marina offering full liveaboard amenities, with a supermarket, bottleshop, fast food, restaurants, chandlery and bus stop around the estate.
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.
Morisset Park, New South Wales
Trinity Point Marina gives owners and visiting crews a well-positioned place to arrive, care for their vessel and enjoy Lake Macquarie. Its character comes from a premium resort precinct, expansive lake cruising and waterfront dining, creating a marina experience shaped by the local waterway rather than a generic stop. Whether used as a home berth, a practical service point or a pause during a longer cruise, the facility connects boaters with the best of its surrounding region.
Yamba, New South Wales
Yamba Marina gives owners and visiting crews a well-positioned place to arrive, care for their vessel and enjoy Clarence River. Its character comes from full-service boating, Yamba dining and coastal passage support, creating a marina experience shaped by the local waterway rather than a generic stop. Whether used as a home berth, a practical service point or a pause during a longer cruise, the facility connects boaters with the best of its surrounding region.
Docklands, Victoria
Yarra’s Edge Marina places boat owners within Melbourne’s sophisticated Docklands waterfront. The sheltered city setting offers a polished home port close to restaurants, promenades and the CBD, while retaining immediate access to the lower Yarra and Port Phillip. It is an especially appealing choice for owners who want their boating life connected to the energy and convenience of central Melbourne.
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