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Blue HQ Fremantle is a Fremantle-based boating facility offering dry-stack boat storage, lifting and launch services, a private marina development with wet pens, and sales support. The site provides an online booking system for launches and lifts and accepts enquiries by phone and through its booking and enquiry pages.
Service area: Fremantle and the Perth metropolitan boating area, Western Australia
Blue HQ Fremantle is a waterfront boating facility located in Fremantle’s Fishing Boat Harbour that combines dry-stack boat storage, lifting and launch services, marina facilities and sales support. The facility describes a mix of on-site infrastructure including a large dry boat park, boat lifters and a private marina development with wet pens intended for a range of vessel sizes.
Blue HQ supports both recreational and commercial boats through storage, lifting and marina access. Facilities and descriptions indicate capacity for stacked dry storage for several hundred boats and wet pens sized for larger vessels (listed ranges include pens from roughly 18 m up to 40 m). The facility also offers launch and work-rack bookings suitable for owners who need short-term access for sailing, maintenance or repairs.
The site provides a step-by-step booking flow for launches and lifts: customers book via the online system using their boat number and gate code, select a launch time, and submit remarks for work racks or special requirements. A minimum lift-notice requirement and a limit on available time slots are part of the booking rules.
Enquiries can be made by telephone to the listed Fremantle number or through the site’s dedicated booking, lifting and storage enquiry forms and buttons. Gate codes and boat numbers are used to manage access and bookings, and lease signatories are required for access authorisation for stored boats.
Blue HQ highlights its Fremantle location as providing immediate ocean access and proximity to local trades and services. The mix of dry storage, lifting capabilities and planned wet-pen marina is presented as a single-site offering for owners seeking storage, lift services, berthing and related day-to-day access to the water.
On the water
7kn
Force 3 · Gentle breeze from the SE
Light but sailable
Large wavelets, scattered whitecaps
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Customer perspective
★ 4.8 · 59 Google reviews
“I Don't Wanna Be Disabled”
“I have recently joined Blue HQ group. From the very beginning the service and staff attitude has been impressive. Profesional approach and good spirit Great group of people.”
“Great facilities for boat owners.”
“Beautiful spot for a nice veiw.”
“Nice boat storage and helpful staff.”
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