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Goolwa Regatta Yacht Club Marina is a club marina on the Lower Murray at Goolwa. The club states its marina accommodates 106 boats up to 12 m, with power and water connected, and berths may be leased or sub-leased.
Service area: Goolwa, SA
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Goolwa Regatta Yacht Club Marina is the marina facility associated with Goolwa Regatta Yacht Club on Barrage Road. Current club material says the marina accommodates 106 boats up to 12 m, with power and water connected, and that berths may be leased or sub-leased. Confirm membership, berth eligibility and current availability directly with the club.
Verified services are marina berths for boats up to 12 m, power and water, plus berth lease/sub-lease arrangements. Fuel, pump-out, hardstand, travel lift, public showers and laundry are not verified as marina services for this listing.
The Goolwa marina sits near the barrage and Coorong gateway. Confirm club access and berth arrangements before arrival.
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