Bundaberg Port Marina
Port Bundaberg (Burnett Heads), Queensland
A cruiser-friendly Port of Entry combining comfortable berthing, excellent marine trades and direct Southern Great Barrier Reef access.
MARINA SERVICE / RECORDED
A recorded travel lift is a useful starting point for haul-out planning, but capacity, beam, sling layout and booking availability still need operator confirmation. Records below have this feature explicitly noted in the approved YouSail Supabase export; confirm details with the operator.
A CLOSER LOOK
The current YouSail export explicitly records a travel lift for the marinas in this collection. Treat that as a qualified lead rather than proof of fit: capacity alone does not confirm beam, sling position, access depth, hull support or an available hardstand slot.
A berth near a yard is valuable only if the equipment, booking rules and contractor access suit your boat.
Explore this question ↗A convenient berth should also have a workable process for trades, deliveries and permitted owner maintenance.
Explore this question ↗Operators may require evidence of cover before granting berth or contractor access.
Explore this question ↗No. Send the yard your vessel dimensions, displacement, hull and keel details, then ask it to confirm equipment fit, access and a current booking.
WHAT THE EXPORT CAN SAY
A record tagged for travel lifts tells you that the feature appeared in the YouSail-sourced detail captured for that marina. It cannot tell you whether the service is open, suitable for your vessel, available to visitors or included in a berth fee today.
Shortlist a few marinas in the right area, then use this list to ask focused questions. For example, request the exact operating arrangement, vessel limits, booking process and current cost. If the feature is critical, ask for confirmation before choosing a berth.
Marinas without this tag may still offer the service; a missing structured service flag is not a negative finding. Read the data disclaimer and consult the original YouSail profile linked from each listing.
Port Bundaberg (Burnett Heads), Queensland
A cruiser-friendly Port of Entry combining comfortable berthing, excellent marine trades and direct Southern Great Barrier Reef access.
Caringbah South, New South Wales
In the calm waters of Burraneer Bay, this marina places owners close to one of Sydney’s most enjoyable cruising grounds. It is a practical and welcoming base for boats of all kinds, with Port Hacking’s beaches, coves and open-water access waiting nearby.
Cronulla, New South Wales
Calico Marina gives owners and visiting crews a comfortable place to arrive, tie up and enjoy the waterways that make NSW boating so rewarding. Its waterfront setting combines practical marina convenience with the relaxed appeal of time spent close to the water. Whether you are setting out for a day cruise, returning from a longer passage or simply enjoying the view from the berth, Calico Marina makes the experience feel easy and inviting.
Cape Jaffa, South Australia
Cape Jaffa Marine Services gives local and visiting crews a well-positioned place to access and enjoy Limestone Coast. Its identity is shaped by modern marina shelter, Cape Jaffa wine country and Southern Ocean cruising, creating an experience closely connected to the surrounding waterway. Whether used for cruising, fishing, sailing or a relaxed stay, the facility provides a valuable link between the boat and the wider destination.
Goolwa, South Australia
Captain Sturt Marina gives local and visiting crews a well-positioned place to access and enjoy Murray River. Its identity is shaped by houseboat access, river recreation and the historic appeal of Murray Bridge, creating an experience closely connected to the surrounding waterway. Whether used for cruising, fishing, sailing or a relaxed stay, the facility provides a valuable link between the boat and the wider destination.
Goodwood, Tasmania
CleanLIFT is a Prince of Wales Bay haul-out and refit yard, not a recreational marina. Its operator advertises a 70-tonne travel lift for up to 6.5 m beam, hardstand and undercover work areas.
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales
Coffs Harbour International Marina brings visiting crews into the heart of one of NSW’s most appealing coastal destinations. Its protected harbour setting makes it a natural place to pause, recharge and enjoy the blend of ocean scenery, town convenience and local hospitality.
Oyster Cove, New South Wales
Cove Marine gives owners and visiting crews a comfortable place to arrive, tie up and enjoy the waterways that make NSW boating so rewarding. Its waterfront setting combines practical marina convenience with the relaxed appeal of time spent close to the water. Whether you are setting out for a day cruise, returning from a longer passage or simply enjoying the view from the berth, Cove Marine makes the experience feel easy and inviting.
North Haven, South Australia
CYCSA Marina West gives local and visiting crews a well-positioned place to access and enjoy Adelaide coast. Its identity is shaped by yacht-club facilities, professional marine support and Gulf St Vincent sailing, creating an experience closely connected to the surrounding waterway. Whether used for cruising, fishing, sailing or a relaxed stay, the facility provides a valuable link between the boat and the wider destination.
Batemans Bay, New South Wales
d'Albora Batemans Bay Marina gives owners and visiting crews a comfortable place to arrive, tie up and enjoy the waterways that make NSW boating so rewarding. Its waterfront setting combines practical marina convenience with the relaxed appeal of time spent close to the water. Whether you are setting out for a day cruise, returning from a longer passage or simply enjoying the view from the berth, d'Albora Batemans Bay Marina makes the experience feel easy and inviting.
Safety Beach, Victoria
d'Albora Boatyard Martha Cove gives owners and visiting crews a well-positioned place to arrive, prepare and enjoy the water. Its identity is shaped by professional boatyard services, protected harbour access and Port Phillip cruising, creating an experience grounded in the character of Mornington Peninsula. Whether used as a home base or a passage stop, it connects boaters with both practical waterfront access and the best of the surrounding region.
Manly, Queensland
A full-service Manly Harbour marina combining secure berthing, dry-stack convenience and exceptional Moreton Bay cruising.
Steiglitz (Woongoolba), Queensland
A full-service Gold Coast marina and boatyard for berthing, refit, dry storage and sheltered island cruising.
Nelson Bay, New South Wales
d'Albora Marina Nelson Bay gives owners and visiting crews a comfortable place to arrive, tie up and enjoy the waterways that make NSW boating so rewarding. Its waterfront setting combines practical marina convenience with the relaxed appeal of time spent close to the water. Whether you are setting out for a day cruise, returning from a longer passage or simply enjoying the view from the berth, d'Albora Marina Nelson Bay makes the experience feel easy and inviting.
Terrey Hills, New South Wales
d'Albora Marinas Akuna Bay gives owners and visiting crews a comfortable place to arrive, tie up and enjoy the waterways that make NSW boating so rewarding. Its waterfront setting combines practical marina convenience with the relaxed appeal of time spent close to the water. Whether you are setting out for a day cruise, returning from a longer passage or simply enjoying the view from the berth, d'Albora Marinas Akuna Bay makes the experience feel easy and inviting.
Mosman, New South Wales
d'Albora Marinas The Spit gives owners and visiting crews a polished place to arrive, berth and enjoy the water. Its setting brings together the ease of professional marina life and the pleasure of being close to some of NSW’s most rewarding cruising grounds. It is a welcoming base for a quick harbour outing, a relaxed weekend aboard or the next chapter of a longer voyage.
Port Melbourne, Victoria
Located on the lower Yarra at Port Melbourne, Pier 35 gives owners a sheltered, city-connected base with direct access towards Port Phillip Bay.
North Turramurra (Bobbin Head), New South Wales
Empire Marina Bobbin Head gives owners and visiting crews a comfortable place to arrive, berth and enjoy the waterways that make NSW boating so rewarding. Its waterfront setting combines practical marina convenience with the relaxed appeal of time spent close to the water. It is a welcoming base for a quick harbour outing, a relaxed weekend aboard or the next chapter of a longer voyage.
Marmong Point, New South Wales
Empire Marina Lake Macquarie gives owners and visiting crews a comfortable place to arrive, berth and enjoy the waterways that make NSW boating so rewarding. Its waterfront setting combines practical marina convenience with the relaxed appeal of time spent close to the water. It is a welcoming base for a quick harbour outing, a relaxed weekend aboard or the next chapter of a longer voyage.
Brooklyn, New South Wales
Fenwicks Marina gives owners and visiting crews a comfortable place to arrive, berth and enjoy the waterways that make NSW boating so rewarding. Its waterfront setting combines practical marina convenience with the relaxed appeal of time spent close to the water. It is a welcoming base for a quick harbour outing, a relaxed weekend aboard or the next chapter of a longer voyage.
Gladstone, Queensland
Large Gladstone Ports Corporation marina with around 320 berths, fixed wharf and pontoon moorings, diesel fuel and harbour visitor services.
Coomera, Queensland
A world-class Coomera marine precinct for berthing, refit, dry storage and superyacht service.
Hamilton Island, Queensland
Hamilton Island Marina places your boat at the centre of one of Australia’s most celebrated island destinations. Its 301 wet berths welcome vessels up to 45 metres, alongside 120 dry berths, with on-water concierge staff ready to welcome crews at the dock.
Hillarys, Western Australia
Major recreational boating harbour at Hillarys with launching, pens/moorings, visitor precinct services and dedicated marine fuel.
Jurien Bay, Western Australia
Public boat harbour supporting recreational and commercial vessels at Jurien Bay, with launching and 24/7 diesel access by card.
Rosslyn Bay, Queensland
Keppel Bay Marina welcomes crews to the sparkling waters of Rosslyn Bay, right at the doorstep of Great Keppel Island and the Capricorn Coast. Waterfront dining, a chandlery and a boatyard add to its easy all-in-one appeal, whether you are visiting overnight or making a longer stop.
Mackay Harbour, Queensland
Mackay Marina Village is far more than a place to berth. It is a vibrant marine destination where cruising crews, visiting yachts and superyachts arrive to a complete waterfront village of accommodation, restaurants, boutique retail and professional marine support.
Largs North, South Australia
Port Adelaide River marine-services precinct with about 175 berths, boat ramp, fuel dock, storage/service facilities and large travel lifts.
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
At Banksia Beach, Pacific Harbour Marina provides a relaxed Bribie Island base for owners and visiting boats. Its protected waterfront setting offers a wonderful place to tie up, settle in and enjoy the quiet beauty of the island and bay.
Patterson Lakes, Victoria
Patterson Lakes Marina gives owners and visiting crews a well-positioned place to arrive, prepare and enjoy the water. Its identity is shaped by secure boat storage, canal access and convenient Port Phillip boating, creating an experience grounded in the character of Patterson Lakes. Whether used as a home base or a passage stop, it connects boaters with both practical waterfront access and the best of the surrounding region.
Busselton, Western Australia
Port Geographe Marina connects local and visiting crews with Geographe Bay. Its character comes from resort-style waterfront living, Busselton and calm bay cruising, making the facility an authentic part of Western Australia’s exceptionally varied maritime landscape. Whether used for fishing, cruising, commercial activity or an island stay, it provides a valuable point of access to the surrounding waterway.
Port Huon, Tasmania
80 wet berths at Port Huon with power and water; onsite 63-tonne travel lift, hardstand, ramp, showers and toilets. Maximum advertised berth length 82 ft and draw 11 ft.
Murarrie, Queensland
On the Brisbane River, Rivergate Marina & Shipyard provides a purpose-built destination for superyachts, commercial vessels and discerning private owners. Its specialist team and extensive marine-service precinct make it one of Australia’s standout refit and maintenance bases.
Hollywell (Runaway Bay), Queensland
Runaway Bay Marina is a trusted home for boat owners and visiting crews in the northern Gold Coast waterways. Its protected setting and practical marina precinct create an easy launch point for a day on the Broadwater or a longer coastal adventure.
Williamstown, Victoria
Williamstown full-service floating marina with serviced berths to 30 m, 24/7 access, onsite trades and a 40T travel lift.
Scarborough, Queensland
At the northern edge of the Redcliffe Peninsula, Scarborough Marina offers a welcoming place for boats to berth, crews to recharge and Moreton Bay adventures to begin. The marina’s relaxed atmosphere makes it equally appealing for local owners and visiting cruisers.
North Fremantle, Western Australia
Boat-lifting and marine-maintenance yard serving leisure and commercial vessels, with hardstand storage and contractor support.
Coomera, Queensland
The Boat Works is built around making serious vessel care feel exceptionally well organised. Its Gold Coast facility serves superyachts, performance boats and cruising yachts with a scale of expertise that draws owners and crews from across Australia and the Pacific.
Tin Can Bay, Queensland
At Tin Can Bay, this friendly marina gives crews a lovely pause between the calm waters of the Great Sandy Strait and the wild beauty of K’gari. The town’s easy-going character, waterfront outlook and boating culture make it a rewarding destination in its own right.
Two Rocks, Western Australia
Government-managed marina at Two Rocks serving recreational and rock-lobster vessels, with boat pens and harbour redevelopment context.
Hastings, Victoria
Large Hastings marina with nearly 400 wet berths, dry/undercover/hardstand storage, fuel, chandlery, hospitality and 40T travel-lift services.
Balmain, New South Wales
White Bay 6 Marine Park / Sydney Harbour Boat Storage gives owners and visiting crews a well-positioned place to arrive, care for their vessel and enjoy Sydney Harbour. Its character comes from secure storage, marine trades and immediate city-harbour access, creating a marina experience shaped by the local waterway rather than a generic stop. Whether used as a home berth, a practical service point or a pause during a longer cruise, the facility connects boaters with the best of its surrounding region.
Yamba, New South Wales
Yamba Marina gives owners and visiting crews a well-positioned place to arrive, care for their vessel and enjoy Clarence River. Its character comes from full-service boating, Yamba dining and coastal passage support, creating a marina experience shaped by the local waterway rather than a generic stop. Whether used as a home berth, a practical service point or a pause during a longer cruise, the facility connects boaters with the best of its surrounding region.
Somerville, Victoria
Western Port marina and boatyard with berths, storage, secure access, chandlery, dining, 75T travel lift and 38T hydraulic trailer.
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