Small secure community marina at the head of the Kawana Waters main canal off the Mooloolah River at Buddina, formerly Lawrie's Marina. 130 berths with a reputation as the most protected and convenient marina on the coast; popular for liveaboard arrangements with a community alcove; shipwright, chandlery, haul-out lift and hardstand facilities adjacent; 5-minute walk to Kawana Shoppingworld.
Over 500 berths for short and long-term rental catering to vessels up to 35m, sheltered under Double Head National Park; largest marina north of Brisbane. Boatyard with 40-tonne travel lift, chandlery and waterfront restaurants; gateway to the Keppel Islands.
Central Hobart floating marina managed by TasPorts, currently advertised for 12-month berth licensing. Constitution Dock nearby is the operator's advertised casual-stay facility.
Kingscote public jetties and mooring area on Nepean Bay. State-government wharf permission rules apply; nearby Bay of Shoals provides council boat launching facilities.
Marina at Midge Point on Repulse Bay, south of the Whitsundays, associated with the Laguna Quays resort development. Listed in Queensland marine directories; current operational status should be confirmed. Effectively closed: resort bankrupt/closed since mid-1990s (Fullshare purchased c.2013, no revival); marina destroyed by Cyclone Debbie in Mar 2017 (storm surge 1.75m above wharf) and access road to marina/boat ramp closed to public since - reported 'closed indefinitely'; old listing ph (07) 4947 7844 unverified
Council marina and harbour basin at Robe, with long-term berth sales, short-term mooring, ramp access, marina policies and navigation/condition information managed by District Council of Robe.
Vessels up to 20.00 m recorded24-hour fuel recorded
Gippsland Ports-managed Lakes Entrance berthing and mooring network, including public facilities and administration rather than a single private marina.
Dunwich (One Mile), North Stradbroke Island, Queensland
Long-established boating club at One Mile, Dunwich, on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), with two marina jetties and a licensed clubhouse overlooking One Mile Anchorage.
World-class marina and shipyard with 435 berths including 102 purpose-built multihull berths, 6 superyacht berths to 55m (4.5m draft, up to 150amp power) and 12 berths for 30m+ vessels. Australian Port of Entry with Customs and biosecurity on site; twice named Marina of the Year.
Marina within Nelly Bay Harbour at 123 Sooning Street, next to the Magnetic Island ferry and barge terminal. Each berth has 15amp 240v power and water; harbour has a mean low-tide minimum of 2.5m LAT; liveaboard not permitted.
City of Mandurah-managed marina at the entrance to the Peel-Harvey estuary with 405 recreational and commercial floating pens (8 m to 20 m) across North Harbour, South Harbour and Mary Street Lagoon, plus the Dolphin Quay market, retail and dining precinct. North Harbour marine businesses provide boat lifters and stackers, a chandlery, shipwright and repair services, and fuel and sullage pumps.
Private gated community-title marina 3.5 km from Mannum township, purpose-built with over 150 berths to reduce erosion from permanent riverbank moorings. Popular for houseboat holiday and retirement living, with a boat ramp, fuelling and maintenance areas, mains water, metered power and waste disposal services.
