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Town of 1770, Queensland
Small marina inside Round Hill Creek at the Town of 1770 with fuelling, water and electricity hookups, open 24/7 for docked boats. Tidal creek access; staging point for the Bunker Group of the southern Great Barrier Reef.
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.
Airlie Beach, Queensland
Council-managed all-weather public boat ramp, floating walkway and pontoon at Abel Point, protected by the Coral Sea Marina breakwater. Listed public marine facility under Queensland transport infrastructure regulation.
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.
Emu Point (Albany), Western Australia
Boat harbour in Oyster Harbour 9 km from the centre of Albany with 50 commercial and recreational boat pens, four jetties, a three-lane boat ramp and fish-cleaning facilities, plus a further 60 recreational pens owned and operated by the City of Albany.
Albany, Western Australia
DoT-managed marina at the foot of Albany's main street on Princess Royal Harbour, handed over in 2011 as part of the $42 million waterfront redevelopment, with about 75 floating pens for recreational and commercial vessels and capacity for further expansion. The service wharf offers high-flow diesel and sullage pump-out, and there is a two-lane ramp, visitor jetty, fishing platform and pen-holder laundry.
Lemon Tree Passage, New South Wales
Lemon Tree Passage marina/slipway with 52 berths, 15 moorings, chandlery and vessel slipping/support services.
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.
Ascot, Western Australia
Privately owned marina tucked into a sheltered cove of the Swan River at Ascot about 7 km east of the Perth CBD, leasing fully serviced floating pens for vessels under 12 m with electronic gate access, plus a handful of day-use visitor berths by prior arrangement.
Augusta, Western Australia
DoT-managed boat harbour opened in 2014 in Flinders Bay near Cape Leeuwin, the only established safe short-term boating facility along the 430 km of coastline between Busselton and Albany. Facilities include 40 boat pens, a four-lane ramp, a 50 m land-backed service wharf, toilets and showers, and 24-hour CCTV; about 28 pens are hired annually with casual pens for visiting vessels.
Mosman, New South Wales
Balmoral Beach boatshed with casual mooring/berth access, boat hire, paddleboards and kayak rentals.
Rippleside (Geelong), Victoria
Geelong floating marina at Rippleside with serviced leasehold berths from 12 m to 25 m, metered power and water, sewer pump-out and secure gated access.
Geraldton, Western Australia
DoT-managed marina close to Geraldton's city centre, completed in 1995 and expanded from 84 to 118 pens in August 2025 with a new floating jetty capable of berthing vessels up to 25 m. A popular base for Abrolhos Islands charters, it offers a service jetty, three-lane ramp and pen-holder amenities; diesel is available at the nearby Fishermen's Wharf.
Bayview (Darwin), Northern Territory
Centrepiece marina of a modern residential estate at Bayview, the most likely place in Darwin to obtain a rental berth, with berths from 9 to 21 m for monohulls and multihulls. Lock access is restricted to 7.25 m beam and 2.5 m draft and the creek approach needs about 4 m of tide; contact the lockmaster (VHF Ch 68, callsign 'Bayview Lock') to book entry.
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.
Berowra Waters, New South Wales
Berowra Creek marina with 79 western-shore berths to 35 m, smaller eastern-arm berthing and marina retail/fuel context.
Drummoyne, New South Wales
Platinum Gold Anchor Drummoyne marina with about 201 fully serviced berths to 45 m, superyacht capability, fuel, club lounge, dry boat storage and shopping berths.
Pyrmont, New South Wales
Blackwattle Bay / Bank Street is currently an NSW Government waterfront renewal and marina/public-space project area; no current public operator berth inventory was verified for this record.
Blakehurst, New South Wales
Shipwrights Bay marina site at Blakehurst with public material describing 50 marina berths and working waterfront/shipwright context.
Wujal Wujal / Bloomfield, Queensland
Upgraded public boat ramp with new gangway-access pontoon on the Bloomfield River near Wujal Wujal, delivered under a Maritime Safety Queensland project; the only boating facility between Cooktown and Cape Tribulation.
Fremantle, Western Australia
Fremantle dry stack, boat lifting and hardstand hub with private-marina wet-pen development context.
Booker Bay, New South Wales
Booker Bay marina with diesel and premium petrol fuel service on Brisbane Water.
Bowen, Queensland
One of Queensland's ten state boat harbours, providing all-tide sheltered launching and landing sites; marina and commercial marine lessees operate within the harbour precinct.
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