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New Port, South Australia
Private New Port berth precinct with secure recreational berths. Verified public evidence supports locked access, lighting, freshwater and power, but not fuel, pump-out or a public marina office.
Maribyrnong, Victoria
Small urban marina precinct beside Edgewater Foreshore and Harbour Park on the Maribyrnong River.
Eildon, Victoria
Houseboat-focused inland marina at Lake Eildon, combining marina services, houseboat hire and hospitality.
Elizabeth Bay, New South Wales
Elizabeth Bay marina with berthing/mooring access, tender service, onsite management, cafe and marine brokerage tenant context.
Perth, Western Australia
Perth CBD waterfront inlet on the Swan River with public jetties used by ferries and tour vessels, and ten public swing moorings installed outside the inlet entrance to accommodate larger vessels.
Hobart, Tasmania
Working Hobart pier beside the MAST-owned Sullivans Cove Public Marina. The separate public pontoons offer up to nine short-stay berths for vessels to 15 m, normally for no more than five hours.
North Turramurra (Bobbin Head), New South Wales
Award-winning Bobbin Head marina with 200 berths, 10 moorings, fuel, pump-out, hardstand, travel lift, maintenance trades and dining.
Marmong Point, New South Wales
Lake Macquarie marina with 245 floating berths, swing moorings, business-hours fuel, pump-out, hardstand and 50T straddle carrier.
Paradise Point, Queensland
Private marina within the gated Sovereign Islands estate off Paradise Point with secure deep-water access to the Broadwater; AMT Marine has offered superyacht berthing for vessels 30-110ft. The marina is being redeveloped as a 32-berth superyacht marina (berths to 100ft) for The Sovereign Collection residences.
Bandy Creek (Esperance), Western Australia
DoT-managed commercial fishing boat harbour about 10 km east of Esperance with 48 berths (about 20 used by recreational vessels), including Mediterranean-style 11 m and 12 m recreational pens, a 150 m land-backed service wharf with diesel fuelling, a trawler jetty with two 30 m berths and a privately operated 60-tonne slipway.
Evans Head, New South Wales
Public Evans River harbour and ramp precinct with pontoons, fish-cleaning and local fishing/co-op context.
Weipa, Queensland
State-owned recreational boat ramp and pontoon at Evans Landing, Weipa, fitted with a wave-attenuating pontoon under an MSQ project; can attract up to 200 vessels a day. A second public ramp operates at Rocky Point; hub for Cape York's renowned estuary and offshore fishing.
Exmouth, Western Australia
One of DoT's busiest maritime facilities, transformed by an $18 million Stage 2 upgrade officially opened in 2018 with 39 additional cyclone-rated commercial and recreational pens, an 88 m wharf extension with a 40 m heavy-lift zone, cyclone moorings and a fuel farm. Base Marine operates a 320-tonne boat lifter and repair facility on site.
Exmouth, Western Australia
Privately operated secure facility in the Exmouth Boat Harbour precinct offering eight large cyclone-rated pens for vessels up to 30 m long and 12.6 m wide plus a roll-on/roll-off landing craft ramp, with high-amp three-phase power, fresh water, perimeter fencing and CCTV, and repairs available next door at Base Marine.
Brooklyn, New South Wales
Brooklyn marina and hardstand facility with 60 floating-pontoon berths to 19 m and onsite trade-services support.
Mosman, New South Wales
Middle Harbour marina with about 55 floating berths to 30 m, moorings and slipway/travel-lift service context.
Fingal Head, New South Wales
Public Fingal Head boat-ramp and pontoon area used for boating and fishing access on the Tweed River.
Forster, New South Wales
Small Forster marina/boat-hire and workshop facility near town, with limited berthing/vessel-parking context.
Frances Bay (Darwin), Northern Territory
NT Government-run mooring basin known locally as the Duck Pond, used mostly by Darwin's pearling, prawn and fishing fleets. The tide-free basin is accessed through a 35 m x 16 m lock and has 85 berths for vessels up to 30 m, with showers and toilets but no fuel; vehicles can drive onto the docks for loading and heavy maintenance.
Fremantle, Western Australia
The largest small boat harbour in WA, adjacent to the Fishing Boat Harbour and originally built to cater for racing yachts in the America's Cup; it now offers 64 serviced public boat pens across three jetties linked by a boardwalk. Entrance channel minimum depth is 4.2 m and fuel is available at nearby Molfetta Quay.
Burnett Heads, Queensland
New marina under construction at Burnett Heads Boat Harbour: Stage 1 delivers 88 private recreational berths (10m-22m vessels) and 4 commercial berths plus a 24-hour fuel dock, targeting completion November 2026. Approved masterplan covers approximately 300-318 berths with mixed-use waterfront precinct.
Blakehurst, New South Wales
Georges River marina listing with berth booking/service-request platform and slipway/mechanical-repair references.
Bayview, New South Wales
Bayview/Pittwater family marina with berths, swing moorings, onsite cafe and mechanical/electrical/shipwright service support.
Drummoyne, New South Wales
Drummoyne marina with 50 floating berths, 44 swing moorings, fuel, ice, slipway and service support.
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