YouSail marina record / TAS

Prince of Wales Bay Marina

Goodwood, Tasmania

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.

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.

WHAT IS RECORDED

Berth & facility details

Berths recorded350
Maximum vessel length recorded40.00 m
Marina type recordedfull-service marina
Waterway recordedPrince of Wales Bay, River Derwent
Region recordedHobart / River Derwent
Berth arrangements recordedfloating berths, visitor berthing by enquiry, permanent berthing
Operational status in YouSailoperating

Services tagged in the directory

Structured facilities recorded by YouSail

  • Pump-out recorded
  • Showers recorded
  • Laundry recorded
  • Courtesy car recorded
  • Security recorded

Facilities & operating notes in YouSail

  • floating berths
  • metered power
  • self-service diesel and unleaded fuel
  • complimentary pump-out
  • showers and laundry
  • 24-hour security
  • two courtesy vehicles
  • cafe

“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 recorded0400 927 510
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 Prince of Wales Bay Marina.

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

Prince of Wales Bay Marina operates 350 floating berths in Hobart's maritime precinct and advertises berthing for vessels up to 40 m. The operator lists individually metered power, a self-service fuel dock with diesel and unleaded petrol, complimentary pump-out, modern washrooms and laundry, card-controlled entry with video surveillance and security patrols, and two courtesy vehicles for marina guests. Onsite cafe facilities and nearby marine trades add shoreside support. Storage offered through an external partner should not be described as an onsite marina yard. Contact the current marina office rather than an old telephone number or Gmail address.

Berthing & shoreside services

The operator advertises 350 floating berths, individually metered shore power, self-service diesel and ULP fuel, and a complimentary pump-out facility. Guests can use showers, toilets, laundry and two courtesy vehicles by office booking. Card entry, 24-hour video monitoring and patrols provide security. Ask the office for current berth, fuel and vehicle arrangements; historic fuel-price figures are not retained.

Local context in YouSail

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

Prince of Wales Bay is a working marine precinct near Hobart. Contact the marina office about berth size, availability and access; adjacent or partner-operated haul-out/storage services are separate businesses.

CHOOSING WELL IN TAS

Is Prince of Wales Bay Marina right for your boat?

The record places this marina in Goodwood, Tasmania. 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.

Browse the Tasmania marina page to compare other recorded locations.

Questions to ask Prince of Wales Bay Marina

  • 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?