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Rivergate Marina & Shipyard in Murarrie (Brisbane), Queensland offers full marina facilities and a large commercial shipyard aimed at superyachts and other recreational vessels. On the marina side it provides berths and deep-water access for vessels up to 90 m, 24/7 on-water fueling (including premium unleaded 98, high-flow diesel and bunkering), concierge support, customs clearance as an official Port of Entry for South East Queensland, shore power and guest amenities (showers, laundry, cafés, Wi‑Fi). The shipyard operates multiple travel lifts (including 75T and 300T in a 300T precinct, with additional 600T and 2500T capacity), frequent haul-outs, paved hardstand, enclosed refit shed(s), and a large contractor network covering painting/refinish, GRP/aluminium/steel fabrication, rigging, marine electrical, propulsion and other trades for refit, maintenance and repairs.
Service area: Murarrie (Brisbane), QLD
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Customer perspective
★ 4.5 · 241 Google reviews
“Friendly and eager to help staff, we've been here for 2years now and feel like part of the family.”
Thankyou for leaving a review Will! Fantastic having you here!
“Great team, very professional”
Thankyou Paul. Appreciate you taking your time to leave a review!
“Excellent services at this marina, which allows for quick clearance formalities. Numerous nautical service companies and a large shipyard are available. The welcome was excellent, friendly, and professional. The restrooms were clean and functional. Vehicles are available for loan for 2-3 hours. Otherwise, you'll need to rent a car to get to Brisbane or explore the region. Be aware of the tidal currents.”
Thankyou for the review Patrick. It's been a pleasure!
“Safe parking”
“We spent two nights here, some of the most accomodating staff we’ve dealt with. We were given use of a courtesy vehicle for provisioning which was extremely helpful. They have great well maintained facilities and a convenient location.”
Thankyou Tim. Glad you enjoyed your stay!
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Force 1 · Light air from the NW
Not enough wind
Ripples, no foam crests