Gold Coast marina listed in the Superyacht Australia marinas directory. New boutique superyacht marina (Gordon Corp/Mathieson Group) at Village Centre South, The Spit - a NEW build, not the former Mariner's Cove site (Mariner's Cove at 60 Seaworld Dr is separately approved for a Ritz-Carlton redevelopment); 67 berths for 10-60m vessels (20 superyacht berths), Mantaray Club floating lounge/restaurant, dedicated superyacht concierge; opening May 2026; major refit/maintenance via partner yards (The Boat Works, GCCM, Coomera). Contact: Luke McCaul, Marina Manager
140 floating berths from 10 m to 40 m at Barretta. Onsite slipyard up to 18 m / 23 tonnes, storage, 24/7 self-service fuel and office-hours pump-out seven days a week.
140 berths recordedVessels up to 40.00 m recordedBoatyards & haul-out24-hour fuel recorded
World-class marine precinct at Snowdens Beach, Largs North, 20 minutes from Adelaide CBD, with 175 fully serviced berths for vessels up to 40 m and a 75-tonne travel lift (150 t expansion proposed). Deep-water access (min 4.5 m LAT) with 24/7 CCTV security, public boat ramp and on-site refit and repair coordination.
Boutique superyacht marina opening May 2026 on The Spit at Main Beach - the first project under The Spit Master Plan, replacing the former Mariner's Cove marina precinct. 67 berths from 10m to 60m including 20 superyacht berths (one 60m, six 46m), shoreside concierge, high-speed fibre and Australia's first double-storey floating lounge and bar; designed to Platinum Gold Anchor standard.
210-berth marina at Wirrina Cove, 90 km south of Adelaide, taken over by the SA Government in March 2020 and run by an on-site marina manager. Offers casual and longer-term berthing for vessels up to 20 m with power, water and pump-out included, plus a double boat ramp, CCTV, fuelling station and laundry/toilet facilities.
Small marina 19 miles upstream at historic Maryborough, a few minutes walk from the CBD, with 20 berths, 13 swing moorings, a chandlery and a licensed restaurant on site.
The Sunshine Coast's largest marina, just inside the protected Mooloolah River at Mooloolaba. 265 berths for mono and multihull vessels to 18m with fob-access pontoons, pump-out, gas refills, ice, coin-free laundry and trailer-boat storage to 8m; Pier 33 restaurant on site and The Wharf precinct a short walk; fuel and haul-out available nearby on the river.
Club marina at Lindisfarne with around 150 floating berths and additional mooring and storage options. Fuel wharf open to members and non-members; club slipways are for members.
Small harbour at the Moresby River mouth south of Innisfail, used by recreational and small commercial vessels; breakwater extension at the boat ramp completed under a Maritime Safety Queensland project.
New two-lane public boat ramp and floating walkway at Newell Beach, north of Mossman, delivered under a Maritime Safety Queensland project; launch point for Snapper Island and the northern reef.
Marina nestled within the Newport residential waterways estate at the northern end of the Redcliffe Peninsula, known as 'the friendly marina'. 186 berths from 10m to 18m with deep-water access, security-gate access and daily dock walks; liveaboard possible by written approval; shops 300m away.
Noosa's only marina, on the Noosa River at Tewantin, with 40 berths for commercial and private boats year-round. Riverfront hub with restaurants, cafes, wine bar, boutiques, day spa, the Noosa Ferry terminal, fishing charters, sunset cruises and a helipad.
