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Gladstone, Queensland
Port-authority marina with room for 320 vessels in floating berths, fixed wharf and pontoon moorings, using concrete pontoons with generous manoeuvring space. Four floating dry docks available for boats up to three tonnes; base for cruising the Capricorn and Bunker reef groups.
Coomera, Queensland
Australia's most awarded marina - 2025 MIA Marina of the Year (over 140 boats), Boatyard of the Year and Dry Stack Facility of the Year. 200 berths for vessels to 75m, a 300-vessel dry stack and a shipyard with 50,000sqm hardstand, lifting to 300t, sandblasting bays, keel pits and undercover sheds. Anchor of the Coomera superyacht refit precinct with 90+ marine businesses on site; 24/7 fuel; Gold Anchor, Superyacht Ready and Clean Marina accredited.
Goolwa, South Australia
Goolwa Regatta Yacht Club marina on Barrage Road accommodates 106 boats up to 12 m, with power and water connected.
Urangan, Queensland
176-berth marina for 8m to 30m vessels in Urangan Boat Harbour, at the doorstep of whale-watch capital Hervey Bay and K'gari (Fraser Island). 24-hour fuel wharf and slipway with 300-tonne and 30-tonne lifts; marine trades on site.
Blanchetown, South Australia
Private Murray River houseboat hire base at Blanchetown, with hire fleet and moored floating-accommodation options.
Groper Creek (Home Hill), Queensland
Creekside fishing settlement 17km south of Home Hill with two public boat ramps and a central jetty near a mouth of the Burdekin River. Renowned fishing and crabbing spot with an adjacent caravan park.
Yorkeys Knob, Queensland
Cyclone-rated club marina built in 1994 in the cove of Half Moon Bay, with 197 berths from 10m to 30m for single and multihull vessels. Fuel wharf (24-hour member access), dry store and haulage service; breakwaters designed to cyclonic standards; liveaboard permitted.
Half Tide (Hay Point), Queensland
Public floating walkway at Half Tide Tug Harbour near the Hay Point coal terminals, south of Mackay, funded as a Hinchinbrook Shire/MSQ grant project; used by recreational boaters in the Hay Point area.
Hamilton Island, Queensland
Full-service resort marina in the heart of the Whitsundays with 301 wet berths, superyacht berthing to 45m (deep-water berths to 4.5m LAT, power to 125 amps) and 120 dry berths. Boatyard to 50 tonnes, high-flow diesel and ULP; on-water concierge assists with berthing.
Biggera Waters, Queensland
Private marina berths planned within Lewis Land's Harbour Shores masterplanned community at Biggera Waters opposite Harbour Town - a 16-hectare waterfront development delivering more than 2,000 dwellings with a 1.2km canal-front boardwalk. $1.5bn, 16ha Lewis Land masterplanned community at 528-564 Oxley Dr Biggera Waters (6-Star Green Star); 1.2km canal frontage with private marina berths offering direct Broadwater access; construction underway, first stage (The Waterline) completing late 2026
Brooklyn, New South Wales
Brooklyn marina/accommodation precinct at 9 Dangar Road with berthing/mooring, apartments, cafe/store and river-service context.
Hayman Island, Queensland
Private resort marina at the northern end of the Whitsundays with 24 berths for vessels up to 45m; separate pricing for vessels over 85ft. No access without a confirmed booking; overnight berths generally require a resort room booking.
Safety Beach, Victoria
Private Martha Cove berth precinct at Safety Beach with private/freehold berths, security, power and water. Nearby precinct fuel and pump-out should be checked separately.
Hillarys, Western Australia
DoT-managed recreational boat harbour 13 nautical miles north of Fremantle with approximately 473 pens for vessels up to 35 m. Facilities include a six-lane boat ramp, 24/7 self-service fuel jetty (diesel and unleaded petrol), a service wharf and pen-holder amenities, with the Hillarys Marina Lifting Services boat lifting, storage and chandlery facility adjacent.
Glenelg, South Australia
Private Glenelg marina at Holdfast Shores for boats up to 14 m, with power, water, lock access and monitored security.
Hope Island, Queensland
Marina within the gated Hope Island Resort precinct offering freehold and rental berths from 12m to 30m for mono and multihulls (reported 250-280 berths). Liveaboard permitted, bridge-free deep-water access to the Broadwater, adjacent to the resort shopping village, tavern and golf course; refuelling available at GCCM and The Boat Works 1nm up the channel.
Hopetoun, Western Australia
Small maritime facility in the town centre of Hopetoun (population ~300) with a service jetty, boat launching ramp, hardstand area and public amenities.
Huskisson, New South Wales
Huskisson public wharf precinct used by Jervis Bay tour/cruise vessels and local public-waterfront access.
Iluka, New South Wales
Iluka marina/mooring facility with secure all-weather moorings for visiting yachts and longer stays on the Clarence River.
Innisfail, Queensland
Public jetty and boat ramp at Edith Street, Innisfail on the Johnstone River. Visiting cruisers use the river for cyclone shelter; vessels drawing around 2m must time the tide over the Johnstone River bar.
Tweed Heads, New South Wales
32-berth private Tweed Heads marina with 10–20 m berths and adjoining waterfront dining.
Jurien Bay, Western Australia
DoT-managed boat harbour with rentable pens, four service jetties (power, water and 24/7 credit-card diesel on the fuel jetty), a concrete four-lane ramp and the Jurien Boat Lifters yard with a 48-tonne boat lifter, secure fencing and hardstand for vessel repair and storage.
Sylvania, New South Wales
Sylvania floating marina with 66 berths to 40 ft, 20 jet-ski docks, seven-day fuel, EPA-approved slipway, repairs and chandlery.
Karumba, Queensland
Two council-managed public boat ramps (Gilbert Street and Palmer Street) serving Karumba, the Gulf of Carpentaria's barramundi fishing capital and home to a prawn trawling fleet. Karumba Point, 4km away, is a popular sunset and land-based fishing spot.
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