YouSail marina record / VIC

d'Albora Boatyard Martha Cove

Safety Beach, Victoria

Use this profile to form a shortlist, then confirm the right berth and current details with the marina. The original YouSail page is the source record.

Safety Beach boatyard and dry-stack hub with 380 undercover dry-stack spaces, 70T travelift, hardstand, 24/7 fuel and onsite marine trades.

WHAT IS RECORDED

Berth & facility details

Berths recorded0
Lift recorded70.00 t travel lift
Marina type recordeddry stack, boatyard and fuel facility
Waterway recordedMartha Cove, Port Phillip Bay
Region recordedMornington Peninsula / Safety Beach
Berth arrangements recordeddry stack, hardstand
Operator recordedd'Albora Marinas
Operational status in YouSailoperating

No wet berthing at the boatyard; dry stack accommodates up to 380 suitable trailerable vessels.

Structured facilities recorded by YouSail

  • Fuel: 24-hour access recorded
  • Boatyard recorded
  • Travel lift recorded

Facilities & operating notes in YouSail

  • dry stack
  • hardstand
  • 70T travelift
  • haul-outs
  • antifouling
  • detailing
  • marine trades
  • 24/7 fuel
  • onsite parking

“Recorded” does not confirm suitability, price, opening hours or current berth availability. Unlisted features may still be offered.

SOURCE & CONTACT

Check the current record

Original marina profileOpen YouSail profile ↗
Phone recorded1800 32 52 672
Operator site recordedVisit operator ↗
Snapshot statusApproved YouSail Supabase profile exported
Supabase export16 Sept 2026
Source updated15 Sept 2026

This page is an editorial companion to YouSail, not an operator booking page. Marina information can change.

FROM THE APPROVED YOUSAIL RECORD

Get to know d'Albora Boatyard Martha Cove.

Published profile copy from YouSail’s Supabase catalogue, exported on 16 Sept 2026. Treat operational details as a starting point and confirm them with the marina before relying on them.

About the marina

This listing is best framed as d'Albora Boatyard Martha Cove rather than a duplicate general wet-berth marina listing. The current d'Albora page says the Safety Beach facility serves Hidden Harbour, Martha Cove and surrounding waterfront homes with haul-outs, detailing and vessel maintenance, a 70T travelift, two undercover hardstand bays, full-time commercial marine-service tenants and a premium dry-stacker warehouse for up to 380 vessels. The same page is explicit that wet berthing is not available at the boatyard itself; nearby wet-berth arrangements are separate from this facility.

Berthing & shoreside services

Operator-verified services include dry stack, outdoor hardstand, haul-outs, a 70T travelift, antifouling, vessel management, detailing, mechanical/electrical/refit tenants, 24/7 fuel, dock and fuel assist, member/guest support and onsite parking. The operator states wet berthing is not available at this boatyard, so use the Marina Martha Cove listing for wet-berth lease enquiries.

Local context in YouSail

This is directory context, not navigation advice. Check current charts, notices and official boating resources before passage.

This facility is within the Martha Cove marina precinct at Safety Beach and supports vessels from Martha Cove, Hidden Harbour and nearby waterfront homes. Confirm dry-stack suitability, travel-lift bookings and fuel access with d'Albora.

CHOOSING WELL IN VIC

Is d'Albora Boatyard Martha Cove right for your boat?

The record places this marina in Safety Beach, Victoria. Location is a useful first filter, but the daily trip to your sailing water, the actual berth dimensions and your access routine decide whether it belongs on your shortlist. Compare operators in the same area before treating a single listing as the best fit.

For this part of the directory, read our Melbourne & Port Phillip area guide. It highlights local route and arrival questions to take to the operator.

Questions to ask d'Albora Boatyard Martha Cove

  • What berth is available for my exact length, beam, draft and air draft, including projections?
  • What is the route and expected travel time from the berth to the water I use most?
  • Which services, access arrangements and berth terms apply today, rather than in a dated listing?
  • How protected is the actual pen from local wind and wave fetch?