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MBTBC Marina Ltd. is a marina at Manly Boat Harbour (Manly, QLD) offering marina facilities and shoreside vessel support for members and visitors. The marina provides a range of berth sizes with long-term berths for rent and short-term visitor berthing for cruising boats. Onsite facilities include a travelift and hardstand haul-out facility, and fuel sales (diesel, ULP and LPG). Office hours and contact details are published on the marina website.
Service area: Manly, QLD
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★ 4.5 · 97 Google reviews
“My wife and I met friends here for lunch and drinks. It was our first time here and the first thing we noticed was the main car park is very small, but there is plenty of parking available outside of the car park and around the club. Getting inside, all I can say is WOW, the deck overlooking the marina is stunning and is the definitely the highlight. (If the weather is nice, try to get a table outside or near the windows.) Looking at the menu they had a big selection of seafood, steaks, schnitzels, burgers, pizzas, and salads. Prices are reasonable and the portions are generous. The food we ordered was fresh and delicious. As for drinks, they had a huge selection of beers, wines, spirits, and non-alcoholic options. All the staff we spoke to were very friendly. We absolutely loved our afternoon there.”
“Good spot to park a boat. Best marina in the harbour.”
“We have been in all of the marina's in Manly over the years but MBTBC is definately the best. Great facilities - including undercover parking, good amenities and a lovely community of boat and berth owners. Amy in the office is also so lovely and helpful.”
“Seriously one of the friendliest and most accommodating Marinas we've been to. Happy friendly Berth owners. Great well looked after Marina berths. Well cared for facilities, clean showers and toilets. Fabulous undercover parking. Lovely gardens. Best of all is the staff, Amy in particular is just wonderful, always happy to help get you a berth or extend your booking. Especially when the weather has been so unpredictable. Marina rates are good value too. We LOVE this place 🧡”
“Blake is amazing, friendly smile and treats our elderly with great respect! My mum just loves her Blake hug and he makes her feel like she is part of the family. He goes the extra mile to win hearts and satisfy patrons. Great manager. Great club! Yummy food!!”
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3kn
Force 1 · Light air from the NNW
Not enough wind
Ripples, no foam crests