Normanton Town Jetty
Normanton, Queensland
Historic town jetty on the Norman River at Normanton, a popular land-based fishing platform for barramundi and king threadfin about 30km upstream from the Gulf of Carpentaria.
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Normanton, Queensland
Historic town jetty on the Norman River at Normanton, a popular land-based fishing platform for barramundi and king threadfin about 30km upstream from the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Balgowlah, New South Wales
Former Davis Marina at Jilling Cove with existing marina berthing/mooring context and redevelopment proposals for expanded services.
Burpengary East, Queensland
Planned marina and marine industry precinct within the North Harbour masterplanned community on the Caboolture River. The PDA declared in 2025 provides for 400 wet berths, a 500-boat dry stack facility, 511 private pontoons and retail/tourism uses; developer Port Binnli previously delivered Mackay Marina and Raby Bay Marina. Proposed marina precinct within $2.74bn North Harbour masterplan on Caboolture River, Burpengary East: 400 wet berths, 500-boat dry stack, 511 private pontoons, fuel facilities, shipyard and marine industry/training precinct plus marina village; Queensland PDA declared 30 Jul 2025; marina not yet constructed (Development Scheme expected late 2026)
Northbridge, New South Wales
Sailors Bay marina with floating berths, moorings, slipway services and shipwright/contractor support.
Nowra, New South Wales
Public Shoalhaven River wharf with council-operated pump-out by arrangement and local boating access.
Ocean Reef, Western Australia
Major new marina precinct under construction in Perth's northern suburbs; breakwaters were completed in 2024, an eight-lane boat ramp opened in 2025 and first-stage boat pens are scheduled from 2026. Planned capacity is up to 550 boat pens (including superyacht-capable pens) and 200 boat stackers.
Onslow, Western Australia
DoT-managed facility about 550 m south of the Beadon Creek entrance used by the resources sector and fishing and charter vessels, with ten berths on mooring piles ('The Sticks'), a service jetty, dual public boat ramp and vessel diesel fuelling. Stage 2 of the Onslow Marina Community Boating Precinct will deliver new pens for recreational and charter vessels.
Kettering, Tasmania
300 floating berths at Kettering, including first-in visitor berthing; onsite boatyard with 45-tonne travel lift to 20 m length / 6.1 m beam.
Banksia Beach, Bribie Island, Queensland
Marina within the Pacific Harbour golf-course community at Banksia Beach on Bribie Island's Pumicestone Passage coast. 82 mono and multihull berths to 18m with holding-tank pump-out, laundry, showers and security systems; fuel, chandlery, mechanic, travel lift, hardstands and dry cradle storage minutes away.
Main Beach, Queensland
Small marina fronting the Imperial Hotel Gold Coast (formerly Palazzo Versace) at 94 Sea World Drive, Main Beach, between Marina Mirage and the Sheraton Grand Mirage on the Broadwater. Hotel renamed Imperial Hotel Gold Coast (now Hilton LXR collection) at 94 Seaworld Dr Main Beach; private hotel marina with berths from 11 to 32 metres; marina enquiries (07) 5509 8055, hotel (07) 5509 8000
Long Island, Queensland
Boutique self-catering resort in the neck of Long Island offering pre-booked moorings with resort access; anchoring is not permitted. Guests can use the pool, bar, restaurant and national park walking trails.
Palm Cove, Queensland
Iconic public jetty at Palm Cove on Cairns' northern beaches, used by recreational fishers and small-craft landing; underwent major jetty maintenance under a Maritime Safety Queensland program.
Patterson Lakes, Victoria
Large Patterson Lakes marina with secure wet berths, dry storage, 24-hour diesel/unleaded fuel and onsite travel-lift/service-centre support.
Paynesville, Victoria
Gippsland Ports-managed Paynesville harbour/berthing facility within the broader Gippsland Lakes public berth and mooring network.
Sussex Inlet, New South Wales
Waterfront Sussex Inlet venue with dining, boat hire, bait/tackle and local marina-access context.
Pelican Waters (Caloundra), Queensland
Caloundra's premier marina on the Pelican Waters canals near the Pumicestone Passage. 126 berths to 17m with dockhand service, Caloundra's only on-water fuel dock (ULP, diesel and blackwater pump-out), dry stack with one-hour launch, hardstand, antifoul, shipwright and mechanical services; chandlery open 7 days; 24/7 CCTV, ensuites, lounge, cafe and restaurant.
Balmain, New South Wales
Balmain private working marina and shipwright base with marina berths, swing moorings and specialist repair context.
North Fremantle, Western Australia
Privately operated marina on the northern bank of the Swan River at North Fremantle, 3 km from the river mouth, with 176 fixed and floating pens from 7 m to 24 m, 15-amp power to each pen, free ice and 24-hour secure parking.
Bayview (Mona Vale), New South Wales
Pittwater member club with marina berths, moorings, slip/work-berth facilities, secure yard and rack storage.
Point Piper, New South Wales
Point Piper marina with 52 fixed berths for vessels from 10 m up to 37 m.
Point Samson, Western Australia
DoT-managed harbour protected by three breakwaters at Johns Creek, with boat pens (the harbour bed can dry at low tide), a service jetty, a land-backed wharf with heavy-lift pad, a dual-lane ramp, fuel by arrangement from pens, a hardstand and a three-pile careening pad that uses the area's large tides.
Dawesville, Western Australia
Privately operated floating marina on the Dawesville Channel only minutes from Mandurah, featuring wet and dry pens, a fuel jetty, bait and ice, a cafe/restaurant, boat repairs and boat sales, with casual overnight berths available.
North Coogee, Western Australia
City of Cockburn-managed marina on Cockburn Sound 5.5 km south of Fremantle, with 231 floating berths from 8 m to 30 m, metered power and water, free wifi, sullage disposal, swipe-card security and shops, cafes and restaurants on the waterfront.
Port Denison (Dongara), Western Australia
Boat harbour at Port Denison serving the Dongara lobster-fishing town, with marina-fronting holiday units and a jetty beside the Point Leander Drive boat ramp.
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