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Geographe (Busselton), Western Australia
157-berth marina on Port Geographe Bay approximately 7 km west of Busselton with pens from 8 m to 30 m available short or long term, plus a chandlery, boat ramp, 24-hour fuel, lift and repair facilities and The Deck marina bar and restaurant on site.
Port Gregory, Western Australia
Small wooden service jetty and toilets/showers at Port Gregory (population ~80), a fishing hamlet protected by 5km of coral reef; siltation currently restricts navigable depths.
Port Hedland, Western Australia
$187.5 million community marina officially opened in November 2024 and dual-named Pirra Pirra with the Kariyarra Aboriginal Corporation, featuring 22 cyclone-rated floating boat pens, a four-lane recreational boat ramp, a two-storey fishing jetty, fish-cleaning facilities, a maintenance hardstand and a separate entrance channel from the busy shipping lanes.
Cardwell, Queensland
1990s marina and canal estate on the southern edge of Cardwell, developed by Keith Williams, devastated by Cyclone Yasi in 2011. Acquired by The Passage Holdings in 2016 and renamed Hinchinbrook Harbour, with staged redevelopment and dredging of the marina and canal planned. Renamed Hinchinbrook Harbour after 2016 sale to The Passage Holdings; marina largely silted/inaccessible since Cyclone Yasi (2011) despite 2024-25 council dredging, berths mostly empty; Queensland's first Provisional Priority Development Area declared 10 Nov 2025 to restore the 140ha tourism/commercial/residential precinct (140ha); dredging market sounding opened Jul 2026
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.
Port Lincoln, South Australia
Recreational and commercial marina at Lincoln Cove, Port Lincoln, developed in 1986 as a fishing and tourism hub on Boston Bay. Recreational berths take vessels up to 14 m with larger vessels in the commercial arm (3-phase power available); a 24/7 credit-card fuel berth sits just outside the marina and the Marina Hotel and leisure centre are a short walk away.
Apollo Bay, Victoria
Working public harbour with a 29-vessel floating marina, 17 swing moorings and seasonal wharf berthing for visiting fishing boats.
Broome, Western Australia
Broome has no dedicated marina; cruising vessels use the dry-season anchorage and moorings off Gantheaume Point and refuel by prior arrangement at the commercial wharf, which experiences one of the world's largest tidal ranges (about 9 m). The Kimberley Marine Support Base floating wharf provides high-flow diesel bunkering, and the Shire's Town Beach precinct offers a boat ramp and a 110 m jetty with temporary small-boat mooring.
Eden, New South Wales
Working deepwater harbour with recreational-boating support, tanker diesel, slipway, repairs, chandlery and engineering services.
Port Fairy, Victoria
Council-operated working port with short-term berths, 24-hour card diesel, slipping facilities, boat ramp and harbour amenities.
Wyndham, Western Australia
Wyndham has no marina pens; recreational boating uses a boat ramp beside the port's barge-loading facility and the Anthon's Landing recreational fishing pontoon (opened February 2012, use requires prior Shire consent). The commercial horseshoe-shaped wharf on Cambridge Gulf is operated by Cambridge Gulf Limited.
Port Vincent, South Australia
90-berth marina providing a safe, navigable harbour within easy walking distance of the Port Vincent township. Operated by the CYCSA as a cruising destination with toilets, showers and laundry at the marina and a courtesy minibus available from the local hotel.
Portland, Victoria
Floating local-port marina in Portland with about 104 fully serviced berths, power/water, CCTV and controlled access.
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.
Queenscliff, Victoria
Floating Queenscliff marina with 280 wet berths for 6 m to 20 m vessels, annual and visitor berthing and harbour precinct services.
Redcliffe, Queensland
Government-managed marina (formerly known as Compass Marina) on the northern arm of Scarborough Boat Harbour, Redcliffe Peninsula. Features 74 berths accommodating vessels up to 15m, managed by the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
North Haven, South Australia
195 strata-titled fully serviced wet berths in the enclosed North Haven Basin, minutes from Gulf St Vincent cruising waters. Berths range from 8.5 to 11.5 m plus four 18 m T-head berths; adjacent fuel dock, chandlery, boatyard with straddle lift, secure parking and a toilet/shower block with laundry.
Murarrie, Queensland
Family-owned superyacht marina and shipyard opened 2006 in Brisbane's TradeCoast precinct, 3nm from the city centre. 105 deep-water berths for vessels to 80m plus a 12,000sqm hardstand with 75t and 300t travelifts and 320 on-site contractors. It is the official customs and quarantine clearance dock for South East Queensland and hosts more than 30 major superyachts each year.
White Sands (Murray Bridge), South Australia
Established secure marina community on the Murray at White Sands, 50 minutes from Adelaide, with over 70 riverfront and marina-basin berths for houseboats, cruisers and small vessels. Berths have filtered water, pump-out waste and metered electricity, with gated parking, toilet and shower amenities, on-water refuelling and a houseboat hire fleet on site.
Rose Bay, New South Wales
Rose Bay marina with 49 floating berths and surrounding swing-mooring field, separate from proposed expansion activity.
Roseville Chase, New South Wales
Middle Harbour marina/mooring base at Roseville Bridge, with waterfront venue context nearby.
Rottnest Island, Western Australia
Vessel accommodation at Thomson Bay, Rottnest Island, centred on the main jetty with a large licensed swing-mooring area; the island about 18 km off Fremantle is Perth's most popular small-craft cruising destination.
North Fremantle, Western Australia
Small commercial harbour within the Fremantle port precinct at North Fremantle used by the fishing industry fleet and marine service businesses, adjacent to the Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour. Small commercial vessel harbour within Fremantle Port, created in 1989-90 on land reclaimed with spoil from the Inner Harbour deepening; hosts the Northport marine services precinct (SFM Marine offers berthing, lift/launch and refit services) and a Rottnest Island ferry terminal; a 2010 State Government proposal for a 100+ pen recreational marina here remained at concept stage
Newport, New South Wales
Pittwater boutique marina context with private secure berthing, shipwright/refit services and waterfront construction capability.
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